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Tag Archives: Arvo Part
Tintinnabuli
From Merriam-Webster dictionary: tintinnabulation: the sound of ringing bells I didn’t really intend on having a summer sabbatical from blogging, but that is how it seems to have turned out. On the positive side, I did take the time to … Continue reading
Posted in Classical Music, Symphonies
Tagged Arvo Part, Classical Music, Los Angeles, Music, Symphonies, Symphony 4
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The Strength of Simplicity
Sometimes it’s the simplest pleasures in life that make you smile. Sometimes it’s the strength of simplicity that is the most moving emotional experience. Arvo Pärt is an Estonian composer who seems to have turned away from some of the … Continue reading
Posted in Classical Music
Tagged Arvo Part, Benjamin Britten, canon, Cantus, Classical Music, Music
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