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"He's tempting fate," warned one nervous woman from her seat. But Brain's encore was as rousing as before. "It's miraculous," said another listener. "You're always afraid he may not be perfect this time, and he always is."
Blanchard, a refugee from Gardner, Mass., keeps his listeners occupied with zany projects. He does not openly suggest green hair or cat's whiskers, which seem to come naturally to his audience. He. has kept them busy mailing him dirt to "help fill up San Francisco Bay," or sending...
Cockpit Listener. North American Aviation, Inc. has developed a tape recorder no larger than a portable typewriter, which can log the conversation of a plane's crew for ten hours, and at the same time keep a running record of pressure, altitude, vertical acceleration, air speed, direction (taken from...
A concert sponsored by the Harvard and Radcliffe Music Clubs in the Fogg Museum Courtyard last Thursday included selections written over a three-and-a-half century span. Yet the programming was not in the least incongruous. Quite to the contrary; the two works most separated in time, Byrd's...
Like life itself, it is a succession of ten sion and relaxation . . . whereas atonal music offers no relaxation. In atonal music we find tensions ... an infinite mobility ... a deep disquietude . . . The listener is seized for a moment, but afterward he wonders what he has really heard." Then why have composers...