Posted on January 28, 2008, 11:49 am, by Jack L. B. Gohn, under
The Big Picture.
T&A TV and its Fig Leaves Believe it or not, with the approach of this years Festivus Maximus, we are already about to celebrate the fourth anniversary of The Wardrobe Malfunction. Only a small percentage of the population, even of those who watched it, remembers who was playing in Super Bowl XXXVIII, and fewer yet […]
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Leonard Bernstein’s Mass In 2008, the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra mounted a grand new production of Leonard Bernstein’s Mass, performed in Baltimore, at Carnegie Hall, and the Kennedy Center, among other places. I was commissioned to write four pieces about this masterwork for the BSO’s website. (The recording won a deserved Grammy.) As the Orchestra has […]