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- Career tips for young musicians by This Blog Will Change the World on Oct 31, 2009
Want a satisfying, low-stress job with decent pay and benefits? Then don't become a church musician, says CNN. "Music ministry director" is fifth on CNN Money's list of "Stressful jobs that pay badly," following hot on the heels of "reporter" and "pr...
- Pitch-class set class 3-3 is like a journey by This Blog Will Change the World on Oct 29, 2009
The staff of TBWCTW has lately been provided with much hilarity by Sigmund Spaeth's Great Symphonies: How to Recognize and Remember Them. Published in 1936, Spaeth's book sets lyrics to the principal themes of the most frequently performed symphonies...
- Two reasons to be a musician by This Blog Will Change the World on Oct 18, 2009
But when intemperance and disease multiply in a State, halls of justice and medicine are always being opened; and the arts of the doctor and lawyer give themselves airs, finding how keen is the interest which not only the slaves but the freemen of th...
- Epilegomena to any past metaphysics by This Blog Will Change the World on Oct 9, 2009
or An Attempt to Correct the Meteorological Misunderstandings of Various Dead PhilosophersThe division of reality is essentially bipartite, and can be divided into:1) The majority of the physical world, which is so designed that it is governed by a c...
- More byways of music history by This Blog Will Change the World on Oct 1, 2009
A few pianists still perform the Busoni arrangements of Bach's organ works - a corpus that includes about a dozen of the chorale preludes and three of the most popular free works (the inevitable D- toccata and fugue, the "St. Anne" prelude and fugue,...
- Liturgical fail by This Blog Will Change the World on Aug 13, 2009
For those of you who don't follow such things: FailBlog is currently featuring a news clip in which a cardinal mistakes his microphone for an aspergilium.I'm always delighted to see liturgical matters reflected in pop culture, but I'm also glad that...
- Con fuoco by This Blog Will Change the World on Aug 8, 2009
Given our established taste for the senseless destruction of pianos, we would be remiss not to direct your attention to the following:See also: here and here.
