Art vs. Entertainment: An Ongoing Conversation
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Read MoreSome thoughts on creativity and intention, from a humbled point of view.
Read MoreApplying a little chamber music magic to our organization as a whole.
Read MoreSisters Kaitlin and Emily Webster-Zuber share their experiences as participants in Sounds Promising.
Read MoreSalastina artists share — quite literally — their recurring stress dreams.
Read MoreWhy there’s no definitive answer to how Baroque music “should be” played.
Read MoreWine and music: as pretentious as they are wonderful.
Read MoreWhat do we do with the art of those who fail -- colossally -- to be elevated by it?
Read MoreHow Derrick Spiva wrote Americanness, as he feels it, into a string quartet for Salastina.
Read MoreOur artists look at what makes Beethoven so great.
Read MoreThis past June, I wrote a blog post about Salastina's new music programming philosophy. New Music USA picked it up. I was pleasantly surprised by the amount of support it received. And I was only partially crucified.
Responses to my post were fascinating, and have a lot to say in and of themselves.
Read MoreIt's ok. I hate it sometimes, too. Trust us: we will never program music we don't truly love. Why else would we expect you to listen?
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