Buy Unlike many of the composers to adopt serialism as an organizing principle, Richard Wilson writes music that is not dogmatically modernistic. The analytical side of serial composition led many forward thinkers, such as Pierre Boulez and Milton Babbitt, to radical reformations of all the elements of musical structure, not just pitch. While they treated music somewhat like manic new landlords, ripping up every shrub to start fresh, Wilson is content to stroll about in the newly formed harmonic terrain, enjoying the landscape. The orchestration in Wilson's First Symphony sounds a lot like Str... at the Best Price in BuyRadar

Unlike those Brazilian artists who pioneered the genres known as bossa nova and tropicalia, Roberto Carlos was no innovator. Instead, he became a world-famous romantic singer along the lines of Jose Jose or Juan Gabriel. Aided by his brother Erasmo Carlos, Roberto composed an impressive string of hits in the '60s and '70s: "Amada Amante," "El Gato en la Oscuridad," "La Distancia," and many others. In fact, Roberto Carlos' sensibility has always been closer to the Spanish-speaking side of Latin America, which is why this album of Latin standards represents a natural step in his career. Like...

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This release includes a bonus DVD. Parisian musician/graphic designer Marc Nguyen Tan offers his own take on the retro post-punk sound so ubiquitous in the early 2000s, but unlike many of his peers, he comes at it with a more electronic-oriented sound. Mixing classic, analog-style synth riffs with craftily repetitive, lo-fi beats, and atmospheric-but-funky bass lines, the man known as Colder erects a perfect approximation of the "cold wave" sound so beloved by DJs and those nostalgic for the '80s. He's not just tipping his hat to any one band's style though; AGAIN jumps all over the early-...

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An Argument to Prove, That the Abolishing of Christianity in England, May, as Things Now Stand, Be Attended with Some Inconveniencies, and Perhaps Not Produce Those Many Good Effects Propos'd Thereby (Hardcover)

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A conductor must exercise something like a wrestling hold to embrace many a Mahler symphony. The Fifth is no exception, with its abrupt shifts of mood and tempo and its often stubborn refusal, or inability, to achieve clear and easy musical resolution. Daniel Barenboim is well-suited to the encounter. He patiently and sensitively paces the powerful Chicago Symphony so as to unveil the composer's seeming lurking regret and anger in the first two movements, a harbinger of the later symphonies. Barenboim also illuminates both the languid dreaminess of the fourth-movement "Allegretto" and the ...

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Unbelief Detected and Condemned and the Long Continuance of Many Therein, in Immanuels Land, Lamented, as Portentous to the Churches, of Their Dissipation, If Not Repented and Abandoned : To Which Is Added, the Treasure of the Fathers, Inheritable By...

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Personnel includes: J. Mascis, Kevin Shields, Robert Pollard. By the time of MORE LIGHT's release, indie-rock pioneer J. Mascis had already done everything from crafting a gentle, '60s-style pop song for a movie ("Take a Run at the Sun" from GRACE OF MY HEART) to collaborating with misanthropic shock-rocker G. G. Allin (on HATED IN THE NATION). The Dinosaur, Jr. founder does nothing so sneakily subversive as that on this album. Mostly he just turns the guitar up to 11 and blasts out trademark slacker anthems like "Where'd You Go" or "I'm Not Fine," or an occasional change of pace like the ...

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Perhaps the supreme interpreter of the piano music of Claude Debussy, the German-born and French-reared pianist Walter Gieseking bathes this music with a sumptuous intelligence and precise tonal control. He achieves the latter with one of the most refined pedaling techniques known to piano playing, a technique that exploits not only sophisticated combinations of the three pedals but also a masterful handling of half-pedal effects. In Gieseking's hands, a piece like "L'Isle joyeuse" becomes a study in shimmering ecstasy, as he renders the pearly passage-work with a dazzling, rippling delica...

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Unlike those Brazilian artists who pioneered the genres known as bossa nova and tropicalia, Roberto Carlos was no innovator. Instead, he became a world-famous romantic singer along the lines of Jose Jose or Juan Gabriel. Aided by his brother Erasmo Carlos, Roberto composed an impressive string of hits in the '60s and '70s: "Amada Amante," "El Gato en la Oscuridad," "La Distancia," and many others. In fact, Roberto Carlos' sensibility has always been closer to the Spanish-speaking side of Latin America, which is why this album of Latin standards represents a natural step in his career. Like...

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This release includes a bonus DVD. Parisian musician/graphic designer Marc Nguyen Tan offers his own take on the retro post-punk sound so ubiquitous in the early 2000s, but unlike many of his peers, he comes at it with a more electronic-oriented sound. Mixing classic, analog-style synth riffs with craftily repetitive, lo-fi beats, and atmospheric-but-funky bass lines, the man known as Colder erects a perfect approximation of the "cold wave" sound so beloved by DJs and those nostalgic for the '80s. He's not just tipping his hat to any one band's style though; AGAIN jumps all over the early-...

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An Argument to Prove, That the Abolishing of Christianity in England, May, as Things Now Stand, Be Attended with Some Inconveniencies, and Perhaps Not Produce Those Many Good Effects Propos'd Thereby (Hardcover)

$ 24.85

Recorded at Wilderness Studios, Suffolk, England. One of only two major ambient works Brian Eno recorded in the '90s--THE SHUTOV ASSEMBLY being the other--NEROLI is a single composition, 58 minutes long, that combines Eno's concept of music designed not to be listened to attentively with the vaguely North African feel implied by the piece's title. Written in the Phrygian mode, with flattened intervals and missing root notes that give the piece a seeming lack of tonality, NEROLI is even more peculiarly weightless than earlier extended ambient works like THURSDAY AFTERNOON. Also unlike earli...

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A conductor must exercise something like a wrestling hold to embrace many a Mahler symphony. The Fifth is no exception, with its abrupt shifts of mood and tempo and its often stubborn refusal, or inability, to achieve clear and easy musical resolution. Daniel Barenboim is well-suited to the encounter. He patiently and sensitively paces the powerful Chicago Symphony so as to unveil the composer's seeming lurking regret and anger in the first two movements, a harbinger of the later symphonies. Barenboim also illuminates both the languid dreaminess of the fourth-movement "Allegretto" and the ...

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Cook and Stir Like the Irishman: Many Recipes to Get You into the Same Mortal Coil as Frank Sheeran (Paperback)

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Unbelief Detected and Condemned and the Long Continuance of Many Therein, in Immanuels Land, Lamented, as Portentous to the Churches, of Their Dissipation, If Not Repented and Abandoned : To Which Is Added, the Treasure of the Fathers, Inheritable By...

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Perhaps the supreme interpreter of the piano music of Claude Debussy, the German-born and French-reared pianist Walter Gieseking bathes this music with a sumptuous intelligence and precise tonal control. He achieves the latter with one of the most refined pedaling techniques known to piano playing, a technique that exploits not only sophisticated combinations of the three pedals but also a masterful handling of half-pedal effects. In Gieseking's hands, a piece like "L'Isle joyeuse" becomes a study in shimmering ecstasy, as he renders the pearly passage-work with a dazzling, rippling delica...

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Made in Sweden: how the Swedes are not nearly so egalitarian, tolerant, hospitable or cozy as they would like to (have you) think

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Unlike those Brazilian artists who pioneered the genres known as bossa nova and tropicalia, Roberto Carlos was no innovator. Instead, he became a world-famous romantic singer along the lines of Jose Jose or Juan Gabriel. Aided by his brother Erasmo Carlos, Roberto composed an impressive string of hits in the '60s and '70s: "Amada Amante," "El Gato en la Oscuridad," "La Distancia," and many others. In fact, Roberto Carlos' sensibility has always been closer to the Spanish-speaking side of Latin America, which is why this album of Latin standards represents a natural step in his career. Like...

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This release includes a bonus DVD. Parisian musician/graphic designer Marc Nguyen Tan offers his own take on the retro post-punk sound so ubiquitous in the early 2000s, but unlike many of his peers, he comes at it with a more electronic-oriented sound. Mixing classic, analog-style synth riffs with craftily repetitive, lo-fi beats, and atmospheric-but-funky bass lines, the man known as Colder erects a perfect approximation of the "cold wave" sound so beloved by DJs and those nostalgic for the '80s. He's not just tipping his hat to any one band's style though; AGAIN jumps all over the early-...

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An Argument to Prove, That the Abolishing of Christianity in England, May, as Things Now Stand, Be Attended with Some Inconveniencies, and Perhaps Not Produce Those Many Good Effects Propos'd Thereby (Hardcover)

$ 24.85

Recorded at Wilderness Studios, Suffolk, England. One of only two major ambient works Brian Eno recorded in the '90s--THE SHUTOV ASSEMBLY being the other--NEROLI is a single composition, 58 minutes long, that combines Eno's concept of music designed not to be listened to attentively with the vaguely North African feel implied by the piece's title. Written in the Phrygian mode, with flattened intervals and missing root notes that give the piece a seeming lack of tonality, NEROLI is even more peculiarly weightless than earlier extended ambient works like THURSDAY AFTERNOON. Also unlike earli...

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A conductor must exercise something like a wrestling hold to embrace many a Mahler symphony. The Fifth is no exception, with its abrupt shifts of mood and tempo and its often stubborn refusal, or inability, to achieve clear and easy musical resolution. Daniel Barenboim is well-suited to the encounter. He patiently and sensitively paces the powerful Chicago Symphony so as to unveil the composer's seeming lurking regret and anger in the first two movements, a harbinger of the later symphonies. Barenboim also illuminates both the languid dreaminess of the fourth-movement "Allegretto" and the ...

$ 93.42

Cook and Stir Like the Irishman: Many Recipes to Get You into the Same Mortal Coil as Frank Sheeran (Paperback)

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The Um-Factor: How to Become a More Fluid, Persuasive, Engaging, & Successful Public Speaker by Eliminating Listener-Distracting Crutch Words such as Um, Ah, Like, You Know, and Many Others.

$ 12.99

Unbelief Detected and Condemned and the Long Continuance of Many Therein, in Immanuels Land, Lamented, as Portentous to the Churches, of Their Dissipation, If Not Repented and Abandoned : To Which Is Added, the Treasure of the Fathers, Inheritable By...

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Leo Tolstoy's Fruits Of Culture : "When you love someone, you love the person as they are, and not as you'd like them to be" (Paperback)

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Perhaps the supreme interpreter of the piano music of Claude Debussy, the German-born and French-reared pianist Walter Gieseking bathes this music with a sumptuous intelligence and precise tonal control. He achieves the latter with one of the most refined pedaling techniques known to piano playing, a technique that exploits not only sophisticated combinations of the three pedals but also a masterful handling of half-pedal effects. In Gieseking's hands, a piece like "L'Isle joyeuse" becomes a study in shimmering ecstasy, as he renders the pearly passage-work with a dazzling, rippling delica...

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