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Celibiache chastises the Berlin Philharmonic violins for playing Bruckner like Chopin

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A better review of the new Randy biography

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New York Times Review of the biography

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C.S. Lewis, Kingsley Amis and Beowulf

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Is this red rot?

Celibiache chastises the Berlin Philharmonic violins for playing Bruckner like Chopin

A better review of the new Randy biography

New York Times Review of the biography

C.S. Lewis, Kingsley Amis and Beowulf

In his Nixon in China, John Adams blends together some interesting quotations from past operas in reference to Mao&#39;s totalitarianism

In case you haven&#39;t seen it, here is an endlessly inspiring masterclass by Andras Schiff and a wonderfully accepting student. Full of great insights not to do with piano playing.

Caroline Shaw, colorized

Have you guys seen this? A concert pianist and her family live-streamed the Beethoven Piano Concerto No. 3 from their house and it&#39;s breathtaking.

Magazine cover from 1907. The Rite of Spring is always held up as the stereoypical public outrage-triggering work, but Salome did it first and seemingly with much greater effect.

I came across this in Leonard Bernstein&#39;s marked score of Don Juan. Why do you think he found the date and opus number significant?

Wolfgang Sawallisch shares an almost unbelievable anecdote about Richard Strauss

Craig Jones rolling with Carlos Condit

A Filthy Casual&#39;s Guide to Freak Guards: The Bully and The Afro Samurai

Rory MacDonald sweeps Carlos Condit from X guard

A Filthy Casual&#39;s Guide to Marcelo Garcia

Fabricio Werdum pulls deep half guard and takes the back in his last MMA fight

Thelonious Monk - Fantasia on a Theme by Richard Strauss

“Salome” Is the Opera That Fascinates Me Most | Alex Ross

Paulo Miyao gets so invested in his brother&#39;s match that he falls over

Gordon Ryan finishes with an adorable armbar at the 2018 No-Gi Worlds

The Matburn Podcast Episode 3 - Keenan Cornelius and Josh Hinger

Horowitz plays Isolde&#39;s Liebestod, four days before his death

Erich Korngold comparing the music of Mahler and Strauss (and a question for you guys and gals)

Puccini and a friend of his were once playing and talking about Tristan. Then Puccini exclaimed &quot;Enough of this music! We are mandolinists, amateurs. Heaven help us if we get caught up in it! This terrible music annihilates us and makes us unable to achieve anything!&quot;

In his Nixon in China, John Adams blends together some interesting quotations from past operas in reference to Mao's totalitarianism

In case you haven't seen it, here is an endlessly inspiring masterclass by Andras Schiff and a wonderfully accepting student. Full of great insights not to do with piano playing.

Have you guys seen this? A concert pianist and her family live-streamed the Beethoven Piano Concerto No. 3 from their house and it's breathtaking.

I came across this in Leonard Bernstein's marked score of Don Juan. Why do you think he found the date and opus number significant?

A Filthy Casual's Guide to Freak Guards: The Bully and The Afro Samurai

A Filthy Casual's Guide to Marcelo Garcia

Paulo Miyao gets so invested in his brother's match that he falls over

Horowitz plays Isolde's Liebestod, four days before his death

Puccini and a friend of his were once playing and talking about Tristan. Then Puccini exclaimed "Enough of this music! We are mandolinists, amateurs. Heaven help us if we get caught up in it! This terrible music annihilates us and makes us unable to achieve anything!"