That Prodigal Son of Bach Strikes Again / A Jazz Pianist's Tomorrows. The Juilliard Journal, December 2008
Above: Dan Flavin installation in Marfa, Texas
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- Parables and Passions: Music of Schoenfield and Tsontakis (October 2008)
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- Ragtime Riches / A Copasetic Jazz Gathering (May 2008)
- Electronic Duets That Dazzle / Brahms, In His Autumnal Glory (April 2008)
- Piano, Piano, and More Piano (March 2008)
- Juilliard on Three Continents (February 2008)
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PDQ is Bach, erm, back!
Posted by: karl henning | December 03, 2008 at 10:27 AM
If you are inclined toward past PDQ excursions, I don't think you would be disappointed by this one. Some of it is pretty silly, but still quite entertaining, even on repeated hearings.
Posted by: Bruce Hodges | December 03, 2008 at 04:07 PM