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I play music on Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings at most venues where I perform. I also do charity and historical music events a few times a year. I am also frequently asked to fill in for groups of people during live performances or rehearsals, when I have limited time in a show.


I write music primarily (i.e., in praise) and provide professional introductions to composers and their music.


I am married with a son and daughter. I'm a hard worker who occasionally indulges myself in excessive drinking. I'm a bit ADD and experience from being a teenage baseball scout.



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Wednesday, May 12, 2004

Berlioz : Prelude and Fugue in F sharp


This blog posts information about my concerts, interviews, lessons, DVDs, reviews and other music relating to the works of Claude Debussy and Berlioz... except that it doesn't actually cover Berlioz more than Debussy (though I do cover De Bussy in part II). Occasionally I post links to other items which are not in the present blog. Unless otherwise specified, links are marked with a * next to the name, and all images are linked to the source material.


* Click on the title of an item to download a free digital CD or MP3 version of the original concert recording. This page also has another searchable CD catalog file available by clicking on a listing in the playlist box above.


THE NEIGHBORS AT SNIFFING SACHSINOSCHWOLD VENUS


Now that I've had many years of his work, I think a composer requires only a few pages to get acquainted with his best work. What better place to spend a few weeks than at the enormous SchlossSchwannheim, a baroque palace in Bavaria which is particularly well known for its collection of art treasures; today tourists call the castle their "Caravaggio village" complete with pictures of a former Saint's Day, 1667 as well as of modern artists such as, say, John Rodker.


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