The veteran polymath Richard Dyer who reviewed music, film and literature in the Boston Globe for half a century died today at Mass General Hospital.
Tim Page writes: ‘He was a master — one of those critics who showed the rest of us how it could be done.’
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Hearing that the English company is now dancing to tape recordings, the Berliners have made their views known. Another win for Arts Cancel England (ACE). Berliner Philharmoniker: Keep Northern Ballet LIVE! The post Berlin Phil […]
It’s been a while: well, over 40 years, since I heard Lehár’s Die lustige Witwe, in an amdram production just outside of Manchester in which I was playing French horn. Has absence made the […]
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