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Grand Rapids seeks a star
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By Tim Hrenchir
THE CAPITAL-JOURNAL
Saying they weren't getting the "superstar" candidate they
wanted, Grand Rapids, Mich., city commissioners in April suggested
firing the search firm they had hired to help them find a city
manager.
But the commission gave the firm a second chance. And one new
name has since been added to the list of finalists -- that of Topeka
city manager Norton Bonaparte.
Bonaparte and the three other top contenders will be interviewed
Tuesday in Grand Rapids, a city of about 193,000 people that is
trying to fill the manager's job vacated when Kurt Kimball retired ...
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The Livrets of Jean-Baptiste Lully's 'Tragedies Lyriques': A Catalogue Raisonne.
Magazine article from: Notes
; ...cataloguing and referencing livrets of Jean-Baptiste Lully's tragedies lyriques, and...represents the final phase of Lully's dramatic works, after ballet...Verzeichnis samtlicher Werke von Jean-Baptiste Lully (LWV) (Tutzing: Schneider...
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Jean-Baptiste Lully.(Book review)
Magazine article from: Notes
; Jean-Baptiste Lully. Armide: Tragedie en musique. Edition de Lois Rosow; edition du livret: Jean-Noel Laurenti. Hildesheim: Georg...happening in the review that follows. Jean-Baptiste Lully (1632-1687) was one of the most...
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Jean-Baptiste Lully.(Jean-Baptiste Lully: Persee)(Jean-Philippe Rameau: Les Indes galantes)(Video recording review)
Magazine article from: Notes
; Jean-Baptiste Lully. Persee. DVD. Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra...International, 2005. 2054178. $34.99. Jean-Philippe Rameau. Les Indes galantes...continuing challenges. The production of Lully's Persee originated with an Opera Atelier...
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Middlebury College (Jerry McBride, Music Librarian) has received a first edition of the vocal score of Jean-Baptiste Lully's Alceste. (Notes for Notes).(Brief Article)
Magazine article from: Notes
; ...has received a first edition of the vocal score of Jean-Baptiste Lully's Alceste (Paris: Printed by Henri de Baussen...Gardner. The volume is from the first complete edition of Lully's works published by his son after his father's...
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Jean-Baptiste Lully.(Book Review)
Magazine article from: Biography
; ...devoted to music proper, but the biographical part is substantial (360 pages). De la Gorce is sober and enthusiastic, learned but not prudish. Philippe-Jean Catinchi and Pierre-Robert Leclercq. Le Monde des Livres, Nov. 29, 2002: 2.
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Opera: Sumptuous, sly and sleek: a work fit for a Sun King LULLY'S THeSeE BARBICAN LONDON
Newspaper article from: The Independent - London
; ...greatest of the Parisian composers, Jean-Baptiste Lully (1632- 1687), who inspired...Purcell. The Florentine-born Lully was used to boy prodigies, having...lucrative music-printing monopoly. Lully deserved such indulgence. For...
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As if it were written yesterday The early music expert William Christie and an ensemble of students are reviving one of Lully's masterpieces.
Newspaper article from: The Independent - London
; EVERY MUSIC student knows of Jean-Baptiste Lully, the Italian immigrant who composed...in classical mythology. While Lully's place in history may have engaged...chief revisionist in the modern Lully revival, who has checked ingrained...
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The North American premiere of Lully's Armide: Armide deals with a serious clash of cultures and religion.(New Productions New Roles)
Magazine article from: Opera Canada
; ...with the North American premiere of Jean-Baptiste Lully's Armide, a French Baroque masterpiece...lyrique." The original designs by Jean Berain costumed the Moslems like...monogram for Armide. Even the names of Lully and Quinault are translated, and...
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Christie Revives Lully's 'Thesee'
Newspaper article from: International Herald Tribune
; ...daring band of colleagues brought Jean-Baptiste Lully back from the dead with their celebrated...mythical folks are all too human, and Lully proves again to be the master musical...role. Aurelia Legay (Aegle), Jean-Francois Novelli (Theseus) and...
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Lully: Atys. (Brooklyn Academy of Music, New York, New York)
Magazine article from: The Nation
; ...Florissants, reperformed its revival of Jean-Baptiste Lully's Atys at the Brooklyn Academy...Cherubini a century and a half later, Lully was a French-Italian composer...the poor girl unwittingly--and Lully's perversely subdued and restrained...
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