Music and Poetry: Cousins Who Like Each Other
For the wonderful Summer poetry reading series that Poet Laureate Emerita of Ridgefield, Barb Jennes, puts together each year, we had a...
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aglevine2
Aug 34 min read
Inevitabilities- in music and in life
What is for you will not pass you by. In 1985, I went to hear the great Austrian pianist, Rudolph Serkin play Beethoven at Carnegie Hall....
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aglevine2
Jan 41 min read
What does it mean to grow as a composer? Part one.
We are all looking to grow in our compositional art and practice but how do we do that? What does it mean to grow as a composer? Is it...
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aglevine2
Oct 10, 20231 min read
And then the audience shows up.
On Saturday night, October 7th, after a pretty dreary day of rain, one hundred and seventy two people found their way into the sanctuary...
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aglevine2
Oct 2, 20231 min read
Why do we still gather? And rehearse...
We are in the last week of preparations for a concert of my compositions at Jesse Lee Memorial Methodist Church. 14 compositions. 21...
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aglevine2
Sep 12, 20231 min read
Prophets and prophecies
September 9, 2023 Just under a month now from Oct 7th -the concert of my music entitled, Why Do We Still Gather? I thought I’d share a...
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aglevine2
Sep 12, 20231 min read
BMI takes late bloomers...really late bloomers
I passed Isabelle Byman, my professor for piano pedagogy, in the hallway of Manhattan School of Music shortly after I played my jury....
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