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Columbus Symphony Orchestra Principal Clarinetist, Clarinet Teacher

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Physiology of ensemble playing revealed…by a violin-playing skeleton – Classical Music UK

by David H. Thomas • June 9, 2010

Physiology of ensemble playing revealed…by a violin-playing skeleton – Classical Music UK. Well Duh! (Here’s the link to the skeleton playing. I hope he/it has a good chiropractor.) “They found that the most useful tempo information was in the head…

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Fresh Ideas for Classical Music

How to Listen to Classical Music, and Enjoy It

by David H. Thomas • June 9, 2010

How to Listen to Classical Music, and Enjoy It – Culture – The Atlantic. Excellent article in a series. This is the way I listen to classical music. Less theoretical and more imaginative. I “see” the music as shapes and…

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Music Poems

Poem: The Pavilion of Music

by David H. Thomas • June 9, 2010

Short and sweet, this poem conveys the memory of a concert in the image of the flowers, which “seem to still listen.” In this translation, there is also the lovely alliteration of lilacs, lutes and listen. The Pavilion of Music,…

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Fresh Ideas for Classical Music

‘The sitar is the West’s first link to any Indian music’ The Times of India

by David H. Thomas • June 9, 2010

‘The sitar is the West’s first link to any Indian music’ – Interviews – Opinion – Home – The Times of India. I love his quote about music, which could also describe Western classical music. Indian classical music has a…

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Fresh Ideas for Classical Music

B’ville, Beethoven and JFJO? It’s all OK Mozart | Tulsa World

by David H. Thomas • June 8, 2010

B’ville, Beethoven and JFJO? It’s all OK Mozart | Tulsa World. Entire sections of Beethoven symphonies with jazz quartet improvising along, around, on top of, and through the symphony. Hmmm. Got my attention. Anyone out there who heard it? Today…

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Fresh Ideas for Classical Music

Concert marries music, paintings

by David H. Thomas • June 8, 2010

Concert marries music, paintings | Cincinnati.Com. Classical music and paintings are a good match. We are used to images and music in movies. In fact movie music has become the leading edge of creative orchestral music. Consider the vast and…

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