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Steven Szalaj's List: Arts
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"As musicians, we believe deeply in the importance of what we do, and the power of music to heal. We know that you do also, as a fan of classical music, so the following may be of interest to you. It is a welcome address given to entering freshmen at the Boston Conservatory, given by Karl Paulnack, pianist and director of the music division:"
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"As musicians, we believe deeply in the importance of what we do, and the power of music to heal. We know that you do also, as a fan of classical music, so the following may be of interest to you. It is a welcome address given to entering freshmen at the Boston Conservatory, given by Karl Paulnack, pianist and director of the music division:"
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Feb 10, 09
Chris Jones (Trib Theater Critic) comments on arts funding.
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"the argument that the labor-intensive arts are not job-creation engines is patently absurd; they just fuel different kinds of struggling workers, workers unaccustomed to bonuses. Their role in generating billions of dollars in ancillary economic activity for stores, restaurants and the travel business has been proven in bucketloads of surveys and analyses."
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"the argument that the labor-intensive arts are not job-creation engines is patently absurd; they just fuel different kinds of struggling workers, workers unaccustomed to bonuses. Their role in generating billions of dollars in ancillary economic activity for stores, restaurants and the travel business has been proven in bucketloads of surveys and analyses."
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Jan 30, 09
comments on Jobs' 2003 interview about the music industry
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Newborn babies enter the world kicking, screaming and already able to feel the beat.
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Newborn babies enter the world kicking, screaming and already able to feel the beat.
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“We wanted to make sure arts were not left out of the recovery,†said Robert L. Lynch, president of Americans for the Arts, a national lobbying group. “The artist’s paycheck is every bit as important as the steelworker’s paycheck or the autoworker’s paycheck.â€
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“We wanted to make sure arts were not left out of the recovery,” said Robert L. Lynch, president of Americans for the Arts, a national lobbying group. “The artist’s paycheck is every bit as important as the steelworker’s paycheck or the autoworker’s paycheck.”
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Jan 25, 09
Beautiful observation on the need for arts
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The next time you hear the flippant suggestion to cut the arts out of the schools because it's "nice, but not necessary," imagine Inauguration Day without the arts.
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The next time you hear the flippant suggestion to cut the arts out of the schools because it's "nice, but not necessary," imagine Inauguration Day without the arts.
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“When I took this job, I didn’t expect this to happen,†Mr. Gelb said. “Because of all the success the Met has had in the past couple of years, we’re in a better position to face this challenge than we were otherwise. When you go to the hospital for an operation when you’re fit, you recover faster."
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“When I took this job, I didn’t expect this to happen,” Mr. Gelb said. “Because of all the success the Met has had in the past couple of years, we’re in a better position to face this challenge than we were otherwise. When you go to the hospital for an operation when you’re fit, you recover faster."
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Apr 23, 08
Joshua Bell becomes a subway musician in Washington D.C.
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Apr 08, 08
FTD - Frontotemporal Dementia - Brain Disease - Pick's Disease - Creativity
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Mar 27, 08
Recorded Music Before Edison
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Mar 11, 08
Playing in an amateur organization - for the love of it!
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