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If you happened to be on the Williamsburg Bridge anytime from the summer of 1959 through roughly the autumn of 1961, you would have been privileged to hear the sound of a true artist seeking to find new directions and an inner voice on his instrument. Already famous and successful, with constant performing and recording, Sonny Rollins, one of the greatest tenor saxophonists of the Bebop and hard bop eras, had left the public eye, working out his notes alone on the bridge, to find a new conversation with his horn. He would later record
The Bridge, his 1962 comeback album, a direct inspiration, and result of this sabbatical. Rollins’ shift to a more narrative voice and stream of consciousness style on his saxophone would be highly influential, impacting all other jazz horn players to follow.
Review: Dallas Bach Society performs Handel’s dramatic early oratorio ‘La resurrezione’
Rarely heard, the oratorio imagines the time between Jesus’ burial and resurrection.
Dallas Bach Society performs Handel s La resurrezione at Zion Lutheran Church in Dallas on April 17.(Lawrence Jenkins / Special Contributor)
Georg Friederich Händel (as he was known before Anglicizing his name) was barely into his 20s when he was attracting international attention. Indeed, he was soon whisked from his native Germany to Italy, where with the patronage of princes and cardinals he began turning out reams of new sacred music.
On Saturday night, at Zion Lutheran Church, the Dallas Bach Society presented a rare performance of Handel’s early Italian oratorio,
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Finally, New Jersey Republicans can run for office without the specter of Donald Trump haunting them. Or can they?
Conservative activist Seth Grossman’s decision to run for state Senate in the 2nd Legislative District means the kind of hard right politics Trump embraced anti-immigrant, anti-Muslim, and often racist will still be a force in the Republican contest there.
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