Monthly Archives: September, 2008
Beethoven’s Symphony No.3 “Eroica” Analyzed
Beethoven‘s Third Symphony, “Eroica” has quite the interesting story behind it, and is often cited as a landmark composition which separated the Classical era to the Romantic. It expanded tremendously on the symphonic form, and was many times longer than a comparable symphony by Mozart or Haydn. The excellent San Francisco Symphony — at Keeping [...]
Bobby McFerrin at Montreaux
Bobby McFerrin is a master of music, but also of the arts in general — his concerts are focused on breaking the audience free of their bounds and investing themselves personally in the performance, becoming performers themselves. Removing people of their fears and encouraging them to expore music is the best way to educate and [...]
