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Cataldo Music Journal

http://www.music.cataldomedia.com/musicblog/

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• Author: Cataldo Music Journal
• Listed in: Classical News & Media
• Tags: music review composer opera ballet cd
• Added on: Feb 11th, 2008
• Country: United States
• Language: English

Articles, reviews and journal entries on all things of a musical nature by composer and conductor Giacomo Cataldo.

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• Focusrite Saffire: 4 In / 10 Out Firewire interface, with onboard DSP effects

  Posted on Wednesday June 18th, 2008 at 19:06 in equipment, reviews

  The advent of 64 bit computing (that is actually accessible in useable form) has been long (so very.. very.. long…) awaited - particularly in the fields of computer based audio production and CGI. The necessary cpus have been available for year...

• Respighi - Ballad of the Gnomes, Three Botticelli Pictures, Suite in G - Geoffrey Simon / Philharmonia Orchestra

  Posted on Wednesday May 7th, 2008 at 01:05 in botticelli, cataldo, geoffrey simon, gnomes, orchestra, organ, philharmonia, respighi, sacd, sacd dvd-a

  The Australian conductor Geoffrey Simon has made a name for himself exploring and recording less familiar repertoire. Even a cursory glance at his discography (Geoffrey Simon’s discography) is revealing of his dedication to putting undeservedly...

• Up, or rather down, in smoke - The Phonautograph and the first recording of the human singing voice

  Posted on Wednesday April 2nd, 2008 at 01:25 in articles, au clair de la lune, david giovannoni, de martinville, edison, edouard-leon scott de martinville, first recording, phonautogram, phonautograph

  The annals of recording history are filled with curiosities and ingenious devices, and I recently came to hear of one of the more surprising ones - which also happens to perhaps be the oldest of all recording devices. The device is called the Phonaut...

• Jonathan Nott and the Bamberger Symphoniker perform Bruckner’s Symphony N.3 in D minor (1873 original version)

  Posted on Wednesday March 12th, 2008 at 22:47 in bamberg, bamberger symphoniker, bruckner, cataldo, cd, composer, frère jacques, Giacomo, giacomo cataldo, jonathan, jonathan nott, nott

  After a century of neglect the original version of Bruckner’s Symphony N.3 in D minor has finally been receiving the attention it so richly deserves. Until recently it was difficult to even obtain the score (it is still something of a rarity) l...

• In memoriam Richard Bradshaw

  Posted on Tuesday February 26th, 2008 at 16:42 in journal

       It was during a performance at the theatre that largely owes its existence to him that I first came to learn of his passing, some time ago now. This is not so much a true ‘In memoriam’, but rather more of a little tribute, a nece...

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