Wednesday, April 4, 2007
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LYRIC POET: Are we embarking on a study of the meaning of meaning?
YOUNGER BROTHER: I sure hope not.
(from Leonard Bernstein's The Joy of Music)
YOUNGER BROTHER: I sure hope not.
NOTE: There are more than
500 possible outcomes.
About Me
- MICHAEL MONROE
- I'm a pianist and college music professor in the Boston area. This is not me. Neither is this. Curiously, these most Googleable Michael Monroe's are each musicians. This IS me.
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MM plays Bach
Allemande (Partita No. 4)
live 2012 recital
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- Yet More Tune Theft
- Cowardly old world
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- That was my idea!
- Gambling with entertainment
- Found Music
- A Little Bell Busk Redux
- More Great Moments in Tune Theft History
- Can You Read My Mind and Name That Tune?
- Wind and weather
- Rex the Stickman
- Bell Failure
- To Infinity, and Beyond!
- What's it all about?
- Pedal Tone Junkie
- Thanks a lot, Carl
- I'll be back
- Constraining Monroe
- Opera buffa for our time?
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Signature Posts
- Hatto Sonnets
- The Rite of Appalachian Spring
- Mozart Mashup Medley
- Chopin's Ghosts
- Atonality on Ice
- Serial Satie
- Sleigh Ride in a Fast Machine
- Und singen Halleluja!
- Loopapalooza
- Reflections on a 2-part Invention
- Webern in Mayberry
- Mr. Stravinsky's Random Accent Generator
- 12 Composers of Christmas
- Tune Theft Archive
- Classical Vanity
- Composer Anagrams
- Hyperspace
- Favorite Music
- Transcription as Metaphor
- Hatto Movie, etc.
- Bell Sonnets
- Pedal Tone Junkie
- Ambigramania
- Amphetepollini
- Freaky Friday
- A Taste of 1825
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