More on the Late Joel Suben
A clear contrast with his Suite of Dances
A clear contrast with his Suite of Dances
I will take a sprint at a description of some shared space that I see emerging. Anything that sounds like a staement should be rephrased as a quesion. On Thursday, the day of the storm, I wrote: "The present is just far …
This happened since 1940 across ideological lines.
All to be fleshed out a bit in the fullness of time that I might not live to see, I'll try first a series of quotes. Albert Salomon-- [Barker] Fairley explicitly states that Goethe has significant, immediate bearing on …
During the Cold War we called Ponce's endings, "jazz endings". This sonata proves Ponce's set class consciousness definitively. This is the ending of the last movement, the third movement. Arriving at major I is enriched …
Polemic revionists, or revisionist polemicists lately argue, "no to Schoenberg, yes to Sibelius!" No to Schoenberg, yes to Sibelius! I'm saying here, yes to Schoenberg and yes to Manuel Ponce. I do not argue with Milton …