In an interview last week with the New York Times, Cyrus had accused the rap star of being jealous and said that she had confronted music industry racism the wrong way.
Eschewing polemic in favor of nimble argument and generous explanation, Gallope opens our ears to arresting sympathetic resonances between diverse thinkers Schopenhauer, Bloch, Adorno, Wittgenstein, Jankélévitch, Deleuze and Guattari all of whom have confronted music's potential to elude talk.
Music Preservation and Archiving Today, a collection of essays edited by Norie Guthrie and Scott Carlson documents some of the most pressing issues confronting contemporary music archivists, particularly those working with popular music and their relevant communities.
Despite the problems of "American Lulu" as a drama, it makes for a rewarding encounter in which music by one excellent composer confronts music by another and the two nourish each other.
My principal research interests involve applying recent work in cognitive science (especially that done by cognitive linguists and cognitive psychologists) to various problems confronted by music scholars, with a particular focus on music theory and analysis.
"I had always wanted to make music that included everything I liked and had influenced me because I thought that when you confront the music of Latin America with pop — cumbia with "Star Wars" or the Gladiators with Pérez Prado — the result of that mixture could only be something interesting".
Even when confronted with music composed by Bach himself, participants only judged that correctly 75percentt of the time.
Mosell confronts this music fearlessly, shaping the smaller-scale pieces (the shortest, Klavierstück III, lasts just 38 seconds) as elegantly as she can, taking their technical challenges in her stride and above all conveying the sense of cutting-edge invention and innovation that is so characteristic of Stockhausen's early music.
Confronting Dylan's music directly, singer-songwriters do well just to relax and enjoy.
