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2016-11-22

Taiwan Mussorgsky Project at CJCU

Shao-Hsun Chang, pianist
in recital at the Chang Jung Christian University
Tainan, Taiwan

11.22 Tuesday 19:00

featuring Mussorgsky: 'Pictures at an Exhibition'
with images of the Taiwan Mussorgsky Project

It’s such a lucky accident, having been born, that we’re almost obliged to pay attention. – Mark Strand

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2015-09-14

Cantabile

Hualien County
Taiwan
台灣花蓮縣國立東華大學
2012.10.17
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2015-09-07

Eine kleine Taipehmusik

(A Little Taipei Music)
Xinyi District
Taipei, Taiwan
台灣台北
2009.12.06
© Alton Thompson 唐博敦

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2015-08-27

Urban Music

Xinyi District
Taipei
Taiwan
台灣台北
2009.12.06
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2015-05-28

Ehre

Hualien County
Taiwan
台灣花蓮縣國立東華大學
2012.09.10
© Alton Thompson 唐博敦

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2015-05-14

The Call

Hualien County

Taiwan

台灣花蓮縣國立東華大學

2012.09.10

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2015-03-26

Burnished Brass

Hualien County
Taiwan
台灣花蓮縣國立東華大學
2012.11.02
© Alton Thompson 唐博敦
Available for license through Getty Images.

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2014-11-25

Main et le cou

Today is a concert day for us on the east coast. Here is wishing all the best to our musicians.

Hualien County

Taiwan

台灣花蓮縣國立東華大學

2012.09.10

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2014-10-09

Crosshatch

Daxi, Taoyuan County
Taiwan
台灣桃園縣大溪
2012.08.10
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2014-09-25

The Violist

Yilan
Taiwan
台灣宜蘭縣
2013.11.23
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2014-08-30

A review for '1001 Nights'

Kind remarks for my recently published e-book came today from David Daniels, author of Orchestral Music.

An engrossing retelling of this familiar backstory of The Arabian Nights, entirely suitable as preparation for listening to Rimsky-Korsakov’s celebrated orchestral tone-poem, Sheherazade (an alternative spelling of the protagonist’s name).

I appreciate Dr Daniels’s appreciation, naturally, and hope you will consider giving Shahrazad’s latest incarnation a kind look yourself.

1001 Nights: The Short Story (Smashwords)

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