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Orchestra X makes Beethoven relate to crowds weaned on rock
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Orchestra X makes Beethoven relate to crowds weaned on rock
By BRADLEY BAMBARGER
Billboard
Tuesday, December 12, 2000
"You know the audience of the future, the one that symphony
orchestras have been searching for? We've found it," insists John
Axelrod, conductor and artistic director of Orchestra X.
In its fourth season, the Houston-based ensemble has positioned
itself as an alternative to the city's establishment classical
institutions by staging multimedia events in offbeat venues. Through
its informal, often interactive approach to music-making, the group
has cultivated a following heavily ...
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Gide, Andre, and Eugene Rouart. Correspondance I 1893-1901.(Book review)
Magazine article from: Nineteenth-Century French Studies
; Gide, Andre, and Eugene Rouart. Correspondance 11893...Pp. 635. ISBN 2-7297-0795-6 Gide, Andre, and Eugene Rouart. Correspondance II...Pp. 616. ISBN 2-7297-0796-4 Gide, Andre, and Maurice Denis. Correspondance 1892...
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Andre Gide: A Life in the Present.(Review)
Magazine article from: International Fiction Review
; Alan Sheridan Andre Gide: A Life in the Present Cambridge...notable ones have been published on Andre Gide. It seems that, nearly fifty years...past few years: one by Pierre Lepape, Andre Gide le messager (Seuil, 1997), and the...
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Paris confidential.(Notes on Andre Gide)(Book review)
Magazine article from: The Gay & Lesbian Review Worldwide
; Notes on Andre Gide by Roger Martin Du Gard Helen Marx Books...14.95 ACCURATELY TITLED, Notes on Andre Gide is a fragmentary memoir about Gide by...with the words: "At last I have met Andre Gide!" Du Gard was educated as a handwriting...
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Andre Gide's "new self".(Essay)
Magazine article from: The Gay & Lesbian Review Worldwide
; ANDRE GIDE lived for his art. Born to a wealthy family...sensibility. Throughout his life, however, Gide stopped short of any ideological commitment...believer in the life of the senses. One of Gide's biggest mistakes was his rejection of...
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Jean Paulhan, Andre Gide. Correspondance, 1918-1951. Paris. Gallimard. 1998. 563 pages. 160 F. ISBN 2-07-075119-8.(Review)
Magazine article from: World Literature Today
; ...publishing matters, extends from Andre Gide's note of February 1918 (he excuses...Even in this precarious situation, Gide and Paulhan carried on discreet...for a special number, "Hommage a Andre Gide" (1951). La Nouvelle Nouvelle...
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Andre Gide, Pederasty and Pedagogy.(Review)
Magazine article from: The Modern Language Review
; Andre Gide, Pederasty and Pedagogy. By NAOMI SEGAL...xi+383 pp. 40 [pounds sterling]. Gide's homosexuality is a slippery business...MA: Harvard University Press, 1995): 'Gide's homosexuality is strangely undemanding...
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Vladimir Nabokov's apprenticeship in Andre Gide's "Science of Illumination": From The Counterfeiters to The Gift
Magazine article from: Comparative Literature
; ...en francais, c'est tres bien. Andre Gide, LesFaux-Monnayeurs I do not know...that in French it sounds great. Andre Gide, The Counterfeiters IN HIS FLIGHT...of famous homosexuals, among them Andre Gide and Marcel Proust. The conjunction...
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Andre Gide-Eugene Rouart: correspondance.(Book review)
Magazine article from: The Modern Language Review
; Andre Gide-Eugene Rouart: correspondance. Vol...ii). Eugene Rouart (1872-1936)was Gide's closest companion during the years when...Degas, Henri Rouart, he was the first of Gide's intimates to share his pederastic inclinations...
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Gide's polymorphous perversity, or French modernism's arrested development.(Andre Gide)(Critical essay)
Magazine article from: The Romanic Review
; ...surprise: "What ever happened to Andre Gide?" He groups him with Thomas Mann...change in literary studies, casting Gide even further off the barometer...article entitled "Whatever happened to Andre Gide?" de Man engages in a somewhat...
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A private reading of Andre Gide's public Journal.(Critical Essay)
Magazine article from: Social Research
; ...the writers and the publishers. Andre Gide was one of the first to do this. After the Second World War, in 1947, Andre Gide was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature...news which has afforded me most is Andre Gide winning the Nobel Prize. This honourable...
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