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Tag: 01.19.14
Top Posts From AJBlogs 01.19.14
Sleeper At The Met: Ink Art
Source: Real Clear Arts | Published on 2014-01-19
Flash: Izvestia confirms new Bolshoi music director
Source: Slipped Disc | Published on 2014-01-19
Mainstream Camouflage
Source: PostClassic | Published on 2014-01-20
Classical music in an age of pop
Source: Sandow | Published on 2014-01-17
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Savior Of The Brighton Philharmonic Moves On
“Brighton Philharmonic said general manager Judith Clarke had had left, five months after the orchestra came within two weeks of closure” and Clarke raised £70,000 from fans.
If Netflix Stock Is Overvalued, Is Binge-Watching To Blame?
“People have become intoxicated — maybe they’re carried away by the shows they’ve watched, I don’t know, but they’re acting crazy. The shares have gotten way, way ahead of themselves. I don’t know if it’s ever going to be worth what the market says it’s worth now.”
NBC Says It Will Follow Live Sound Of Music With Live Peter Pan
“Greenblatt was optimistic that the network could produce a second live production ‘more efficiently’ than Sound of Music, which took 18 months to get on the air.”
American Hustle Wins SAG Award That Often Predicts Best Picture Oscar
If you’re betting on the Oscars, now’s the time to put your money where the awards are piling up.
George Clooney Made A History Movie, But Some Of The History Is Missing
“The few remaining people who have close links to one of Britain’s least likely heroes fear that the true story of an unjustly overlooked champion of cultural history has been edited out in order to make good adventure cinema.”
Does Technology Isolate Us? Actually, The Study Says It Makes Us Closer
“It turns out the wired folk — they recognized like three times as many of their neighbors when asked.”
Is This the Year Jason Robert Brown Will Finally Conquer Broadway?
“Jason Robert Brown’s moment could very well be 2014: His Bridges of Madison County opens on Broadway next month; his Honeymoon in Vegas is up next; and a film of his show The Last Five Years is being made.”
The Next Industrial Revolution (It’s Here)
“The maker era might not be upon us yet, but the maker movement has arrived. Just who are these people? Like the Arts and Crafts movement—a mélange of back-to-the-land simplifiers, socialists, anarchists, and tweedy art connoisseurs—the makers are a diverse bunch.”