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Why Rachmaninoff Is Still Hugely Popular (And Misunderstood)
In some ways he seems the archetypal modern man, prone to anxieties and constantly on the move, pushed around by world-historical forces. – The Telegraph (UK)
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The Chicago Symphony Lands Klaus Makela
It’s now official: Klaus Makela will become the next music director of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, beginning in 2027-2028. He’ll conduct fourteen weeks of CSO concerts of which four will be on tour. He’ll concurrently become…
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FCC Looking Into New York’s WBAI For Possible Underwriting Violations. | Story
The Federal Communications Commission is investigation the underwriting practice of Pacifica’s New York…
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Payroll/HR Administrator, Mark Morris Dabce Group
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This position supports the entire organization, interacting regularly with all supervisors as well as all employees and independent contractors. In addition to superb attention to detail and accuracy, excellent…
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The achievement society is burning us out, we need more play
This is about more than a self-help switch – it will take structural changes to reject capitalism’s productivity obsessionWe are obsessed with work. It shapes our identities, gives our lives structure, and guides us towards our purpose…
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AMERICAN THEATRE | The Courage to Produce: A Conversation on High School Censorship
The kooky, macabre musical The Addams Family was named the most-produced tuner on U.S. high school stages for the 2022-23 school year. But there will be at least one less mysterious and spooky production for next year’s tally…
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A new PBS show promotes a more promising vision of the future : NPR
Ari Wallach interviews Andrea Kritcher at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.…
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The love that dare not speak its name | Alexandra Wilson
This article is taken from the April 2024 issue of The Critic. To get the full magazine why not subscribe? Right…
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Crosswords history animates Anna Shechtman’s ‘Riddles of the Sphinx’
Word games are knotty, paradoxical devices. They offer players the illusion of control: What could be tidier than a Scrabble board, or the orderly grid of a crossword puzzle? But they are possible only because language is untamable,…
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Why Is Adele Talking So Much In Her Concerts?
“I better warn you. I do talk a lot,” she said last Saturday night in Los Angeles. “I have 10 songs and the rest is chat.” In fact, Adele performed 16 songs that night, but she was true to her word. – The Wall Street Journal…
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