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By: Beth Denisch

Thank you Frank, excellent! Music is a cultural statement, whether it claims to be absolute or programme. Music brings us together and incites riots. However, it was interesting that while the...

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By: Alvaro Gallegos

Great Article, Frank! It immediately reminded me of a particular piece: Frank Zappa’s opera “Joe’s Garage”, which depicts a totalitarian dystopic society where music becomes illegal. In the libretto...

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By: Frank J. Oteri

In reply to Beth Denisch. Thank you, Beth, for the extremely astute observation regarding women composers herein. As far as I am aware, historically no women were excoriated for their music by a...

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By: Phil Fried

But I’m racking my brain to think of others women composers in our time who have actually been arrested or jailed as a result of the music they have created and performed Charlotte Moorman comes to...

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By: Harold Gotthelf

I believe that what Lorenzo says in Act V of “The Merchant of Venice” holds for states and political movements as well: “The man that hath no music in himself, Nor is not moved with concord of sweet...

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By: Sabrina

Do you know what I am sick of? How people are making this into a freedom of speech issue, when it is not! The reason they were convicted was because they entered a church in order to blaspheme and...

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By: A. Sonaslon

I could not agree with you more! What would beatle paul do if i hijacked his performance with my own , which i belive to be more relevant, albeit just to me? Who would come to my defense for jumping on...

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By: Hoseph Holbrooke

In reply to A. Sonaslon. “What would beatle paul do if i hijacked his performance with my own?” You might want to answer your own question and then compare it to what has happened to these young women....

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