Euterpe, Muse of Music, c. 1836 | Thorvaldsens Museum
Music is to life as color is to sight: it enhances and inspires, bringing focus to what we might otherwise ignore.
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Frankenstein: the OperettaJul. 12, 2014 | Comments Young Frankenstein was a recent hit on Broadway, but there could have been a much earlier comic musical about Mary Shelley's doctor and his creation, penned by none other than that dynamic operaetic duo Gilbert and Sullivan. |
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PRC's AssasinsApr. 15, 2014 | Comments Each of the characters in this Steven Sondheim musical gets the chance to kill the President of the United States, making history regardless of success or failure. In the same way, the show itself is full of sound and fury, raw emotions seeking to mean ... something. |
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Rick Pino's Songs For An End Time ArmyApr. 08, 2014 | Comments Last year I encountered Songs For An End Time Army by Rick Pino while on the hunt for music to underscore a drama. I found what I needed and a whole lot more. In short: I was hooked. |
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Off To The Jellicle BallApr. 05, 2014 | Comments Rather than share anything profound or insightful, here's a clip from the musical that we're rehearsing next. |