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Amoris International
Oboe d'Amore expert Jennifer Paull's organisation Amoris International
provides 'original, scholarly publication and recordings for the entire
Oboe family of instruments.' A new feature on the Amoris website at www.amoris.com is a Notice Board, listing
various information gleaned from the world of music. Watch out also for
a series called the A-Z of Music, and Kaleidoscope, featuring exciting websites
and lists.
Musica Russica
Musica Russica in Massachusetts USA are a good source of Russian and
Orthodox music. They import material and purchase discontinued material.
Their website is www.musicarussica.com
.
Igor Kipnis at Mundo Clasico
The Spanish internet music magazine, Mundo
Classico, has just announced an
interview with the harpsichordist Igor Kipnis. The article is available
in both Spanish and English. Kipnis'
own website has recently greatly expanded to include information about
his father Alexander Kipnis, various aspects of Igor Kipnis' own performing
career, more than 100 photographs and a complete illustrated discography.
Rawsthorne Trust
The Rawsthorne
Trust's website contains over 50 pages of information, including biographical
information about the composer Alan Rawsthorne, his published works, a discography
and a listing of all articles published in The Creel since it was
first published.
Ring Cycle literary sources
If you're interested in the background to Wagner's Ring Cycle,
it's worth looking at the following URLs, containing English translations
of the literary sources:
sunsite.berkeley.edu/OMACL/Nibelungenlied/
sunsite.berkeley.edu/OMACL/Njal/
sunsite.berkeley.edu/OMACL/Volsunga/
The future of classical music?
A roundtable discussion about the future of classical music can be seen
at the Tower of Babel at http://www.towerofbabel.com/roundtable/classicalmusic/
.
Copyright © Keith Bramich, May 25th 1999
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