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Max Bruch | A Minute with Miles The Clarinet | A Minute with Miles

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The Clarinet | A Minute with Miles
The clarinet was the last of the principal woodwind instruments to join the orchestra. The modern clarinet evolved from earlier forms in the early 1700's—later than the modern oboe, bassoon, and flute...
Max Bruch | A Minute with Miles Serenade | A Minute with Miles

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Serenade | A Minute with Miles
Serenade is one of those musical terms that has meant many different things at many different times. The term itself comes from the Italian sereno, which is from the Latin serenus, which means “serene...
Max Bruch | A Minute with Miles Sarasate Plays Premiere | A Minute with Miles

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Sarasate Plays Premiere | A Minute with Miles
On January 2, 1881, the Spanish violinist Pablo de Sarasate was in Paris to play the premiere of the Violin Concerto No. 3 by Camille Saint-Saëns.
Seymour Barab | A Minute with Miles The Development of the Piano | A Minute with Miles

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The Development of the Piano | A Minute with Miles
The harpsichord, the keyboard workhorse of the Baroque period, is an instrument with a problem: varying the touch on the keys has absolutely no effect on volume or tone quality. Depress a key gently...
Leo Twiggs | S.C. Hall of Fame Anne Worsham Richardson | S.C. Hall of Fame

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Anne Worsham Richardson | S.C. Hall of Fame
Known as the “Charleston Bird Lady,” Anne Worsham Richardson (1919-2012), renowned wildlife artist, was sometimes dubbed the Audubon of her time. No other South Carolinian has done more to portray the...
Part 2 - Musical Setting | The Magical Theater of Music
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Part 4
Episode 4
Lesson four is concerned with costuming the singers and the use of wigs and special stage make-up.
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This lesson is an introduction to The Magical Theater of Music. Little advance preparation is necessary for the viewing. Since the generic name "opera" has pejorative connotations in the minds of many...
Part 2 - Musical Setting | The Magical Theater of Music
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Part 5
Episode 5
This final lesson is a continuation of The Magical Theater of Music and the finale or conclusion. It is a condensed 3O-minute performance of Domenico Cimarosa's comic opera, "The Secret Marriage."...
Part 2 - Musical Setting | The Magical Theater of Music
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Part 3
Episode 3
Lesson three is a continuation of The Magical Theater of Music and will be concerned with the elements which make up a "stage setting"--the style and design of the stage set, its construction and its...