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It’s About Time
March 1, 2000 / By
It’s About Time

Soundtracks: March 2000
March 1, 2000 / By

If there’s anything that the 26 new CDs featured in SoundTracks this month have in common it’s their inability to be pigeonholed. Taken together, they are proof of how far ranging American music is.
While it …

Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?
March 1, 2000 / By

Frank J. OteriPhoto by Melissa Richard

Throughout last year, across the street from Macy’s in New York City, a “Millennium Clock” counted down the seconds until January 1, 2000. Throughout January it stayed at 0, …

American Music’s “Elder Statespeople” Comment on the Future of Music
March 1, 2000 / By

Henry Brant“…Genuine indigenous music worldwide is disappearing…”

Marian McPartland“…I can’t think of playing music and not including something by Dizzy Gillespie or Thelonious Monk or Wayne Shorter…”

George Perle“…I have been offered 100 words to reply to …

Elliott Carter: The Career of a Century
March 1, 2000 / By
Elliott Carter: The Career of a Century

A few months after his 92nd birthday, Elliott Carter invited us into his home to talk about what was already his tenth decade immersed in the new music scene.

Publishing, Self-Publishing, and the Internet
February 1, 2000 / By

A panel held during the Women’s Philharmonic‘s “Composing A Career” SymposiumThe New School for Social Research, NYCSaturday, November 6, 1999—2:30-3:30 p.m.
Fran Richard : Vice President of Concert Music, ASCAP
Ralph Jackson : Assistant Vice President, Classical …