Antonin Scalia had his flaws, but he did recognize the power of the Notorious RBG.
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12 O’Clock (Sound)Track: The tension in Eduard Artemyev’s Solaris score
Today’s 12 O’Clock Track is Eduard Artemyev’s experimental soundtrack to the 1972 sci-fi film Solaris.
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Albert Schweitzer (and Bach)
Jerome Hill’s documentaries “Albert Schweitzer” and “Schweitzer and Bach,” about the Nobel Prize-winning humanitarian doctor, screen Wednesday at DOC Films.
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Albert Schweitzer (and Bach)
Jerome Hill’s documentaries “Albert Schweitzer” and “Schweitzer and Bach,” about the Nobel Prize-winning humanitarian doctor, screen Wednesday at DOC Films.
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Genius out of context
Are you a closet snob? Do you respond to the picture — or the frame, and the famous building housing it?
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Abraham Stokman
Abraham Stokman is one of the city’s best-kept musical secrets. For years the Israeli-born pianist has zealously championed new works, particularly those of local composers; I still remember vividly his performance in the late 70s of Ralph Shapey’s Fromm Variations, in which he played nonstop for more than an hour and managed to make sense […]