musing on music & performance
posted by Heather Heise at 11:12 PM
I am a writer and classically trained pianist. I like Mahler, owls, vintage Samsonite, and science fiction films.
Have some piano music you'd like me to read through? Know of any concerts, performances or recent recordings I should hear? Extra seat in your box at the opera? Need a page turner? Yearning to play four-hand piano music but short two hands? Curious to read what I might write about a certain piece or performance? Just want to go dancing?
I welcome inquiries about collaboration, performance, and writing. Send scores, recordings, concert tickets, chocolates, champagne, postcards & the like to:
3011 W Fairview Avenue.
I also accept messages via missed connections columns, in lost bottles, or scrawled on the inside covers of books left to be found in secondhand shops.
This is my blogchalk:
United States, California, Oakland, English, Heather, creative-experimental-classical music, piano, performance, the art song.
2 Comments:
Mmm, I'm intrigued by the power of music to induce tears, for whatever reason. I've not heard the first two on your list, and I can't recall the second two, so I'll have to give them a listen. A few of mine:
Rachmaninoff, Symphony No. 2
Tchaikovsky, Symphony No. 6
Dvorak, second movement of Symphony No. 8
By
Alex,
at 11:06 PM
This soundtrack is a list of music that makes me cry, whether I'm anguished or happy. Cry, cry.
By
Heather Heise,
at 2:57 PM
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