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Step 1: Ingredents
Step 3: Add to Pot
Step 4: Bring to a Boil
Step 5: Add the Everclear
The ingredients that I believe it was meant to be where:
8 Cups Apple Juice
8 Cups Apple Cider
1 Jar Cinnamon Sticks
1 1/4 Cup Brown Sugar
3/4 Cup White Sugar
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I did my batch that way and it came out awesome. I did tweak a couple of things that made the mix taste richer in the apple pie flavor.
what exactly did you tweak to make it taste richer i would really like to get my batch just right
You could also add a couple of cloves and a few pinches of allspice to enhance the flavor.
Last time I had homemade 'shine pie it had a cinnamon stick, a slice of apple, and one of lemon in the jar, too. I didn't make it. I just drank it. I think.
And thanks for putting it together as an Instructable. Even if some people think it's imperfect, your effort serves as a helpful place for information, debate, and suggestions. And more recipes.
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Pls , what ingredient did he leave out ?
We made some apple pie earlier in the year, and it turned out great (though I don't remember the recipe we used). One thing that we did do different was leave out the alcohol completely until it was ready to be served. This allowed our party-goers to spike to taste (I can handle a lot more alcohol taste than most others, so this made sense). This also worked well when we decided to serve it hot by keeping the apple pie "base" in a crock-pot to keep it warm - we didn't have to worry about any of the alcohol boiling off!


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- erica Feb 21, 2006 01:05 PM
Friends want to eat here next week so I am looking for recent advice on what to order, is the place worth trying, etc. Or alternate Italian recs (any region ok) in Queens for top-flight food, no pretense. Have been to Piccola Venezia (excellent) and Maducatis(pretty good) and would like to try something new. Price not too much of an issue since with this group. Thanks!!
We were in a large party that ate there last month. I was not impressed although others were. We ordered the fettucini Alfredo made in the cheese wheel as an appetizer for the entire table. I've had a lot better. I had a risotto dish that was a special. I might as well have had Rice-a-roni.
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I tried it quite awhile ago, and thought it was okay--but the water issue really irked my husband..I mean if you're cooking pasta in it, why can't we have some to drink? NYC water is the best tap water, the bottled water scam really irritates people, and they are definitely a bit pretentious there in other ways...we didn't go back.
Well, the Fettucini Al'Antonio is the showstopper. I found the margherita and quattro frommagio pizzas to be good on my visits. Usually, I avoid entrees and just order several antipasti, pizzas and pastas to share. If anyone in your party is naturally cold, ask for a table away from the refrigerators.
I was lucky enough to be treated to dinner here by friends, and what an experience it was! The food was positively phenomenal - I tried several dishes - wonderful braised shortribs, mussels, beet salad, some ravioli - all sublime. They also have a great wine selection, and the service couldn't have been nicer or more attentive without being annoying.
I definitely think this is a destination worthy of any hype it receives.
Isn't this the place that only serves bottled water? First time I ate here with some friends, we told them we only wanted tap, but think they served us bottled anyway. no charge. next time one of my friends went back, they again served the bottled water, but this time they did charge for it.
On Wednesday they serve dinner for $25. I've been to lunch on several occasions and the prices are extremely reasonable and the food very good. Highest price is $10 for steak or salmon. Area is also very good for parking. Yes, they charge for water. I always get the imported Lemon drink which is a dollar.
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Can you elaborate on the Wednesday $25 prix fix deal. Thanks.
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I haven't had the Wednesday $25 dinner but I remember taking home a color post card which indicated $25 for a 3 course meal. Call and see if they still have this special and what it includes. What you won't get on Wednesday is the entertainment (Opera). I've been for lunch many times but never dinner. I'm mostly a lunch hound since I'm retired and have time for a leisurely lunch. I went on a Saturday two weeks ago for groceries and they were serving lunch. The only item in the grocery store you should never purchase is the frozen manicotti, stuffed shells and ravioli and other pasta. I took home the manicotti once and threw it out because of severe freezer burn on the pasta and dried out ricotto cheese stuffing.
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3-course for $25 - you can choose anything from the whole menu (great value considering entrees go up to $30). tips, tax, drinks not included of course. Daily specials cannot be ordered as prix fix.
They don't have opera, but on a recent night, they had a musician playing sax.
They also have 6-course deal on Thursday I believe, but their dishes are so generous I don't see how you can have 6 dishes one night.
Their forte is antipasti I think. Get carpaccio, warm artichoke appetizer and quail. Even one dish is big enough to fill you up. From the entrees braised shortribs were good. Dessert, order the one something called 'Bianco i Nerro' i think it's on top of the dessert menu - perfect balance of espresso and milk? not too sweet.
Who cares about bottled water - their main business is Italian imports so why not give them a bit of biz. And it's only $3 for a 1.5L bottle of pretty good stuff - not just a tepid tap water served in vodka or shampoo bottle looking vessels in some Manhattan restaurants (voss?) - I always feel I'm paying for the packaging. Nothing especially if you're in a group and having wine for dinner - just order one for the table. On my recent visit a waiter gave us a more expensive bottle of wine for the price of less expensive one, so it balanced off the water. and refills were not put on the bill - we were only charged for the first bottle. Nice!
If you're going with a group, I would go on Thu-Sat when they have opera singers - lots of fun. One little inconvenience - they only accept AmEx or cash, and the nearest atm is by Northern blvd.
re: welle
I tend to agree that their antipasti are quite good. I also like their special pizza with robiola cheese and truffle oil, though that's better as an appetizer for a group than for an entree. I've been meaning to try their other pizzas, but have had pasta all the other times I've been there. The "alfredo" (lol) pasta mixed in the wheel is quite good, and very generous with a liberal douse of truffle oil, so it's potent stuff. A little goes a long way. I also once had one of their risottos with porcinis (I think) that was on special that was also heavy with the truffle oil. Good stuff, but again, potent. Next time I'll try to order some of their lighter dishes.
They also have good desserts and a good selection of dessert wines.
I'm also not bothered by the bottled water issue here. They charge a minimal amount on it, and they're very generous with it, so even if you have a few bottles you might end up paying for one or two (at $2 a bottle, the last time I checked). And it's good water.
Well a year has passed and once again friends want to eat here. I must say I was not too impressed the last time. Was wondering if by any chance there are new reports or advice on what to order here. Last time I thought the pizza was ordinary and the fettucine about the same.... The artichoke antipasto was excellent, however.
We are going on a Wednesday.. I see they have a reasonably priced deal...
re: jmax
I ended up going on a Tuesday night so not sure about whether they have the $25 deal.
Food was very good. I am not a fan of the "Alfredo" but the two-bread-layered pizza with cheese (might have been robiola but I did not pay attention) and truffle oil is truly excellent. The artichoke appetizer, lilke a budino or flan, is very good, as was another appetizer, a tomato and onion tarte with ricotta.
Pasta specials, including ravioli with eggplant, were excellent. Main courses do not live up to the apps and primi, in my opinion, although my fellow diners were happy.
They had a musician playing guitar. Place was not full on a Tuesday night.
Many southern wines on the list; reds by the glass include Tuscan and one from Basilicata. For whites by the glass only the usual boring PGrigio and chardonnay.
Overall the place is good to keep in mind and makes a nice change from the usual. Unfortunately I was busy tallking and did not pay adequate attention to the description of the dishes so I apologize for the sketchiness of my comments.
My fellow diners agreed on the bottled water that was offered as soon as we were seated so I did not get into the tap water issue...held myself back from making any kind of scene...
They sell Italian food items at the low end of retail. The two-pack of small cans of A's do Mar tuna in olive oil was about $4.49 which is among the least expensive I have found for this suberb tuna. Make sure to check dates as some cans and jars looked a bit dusty.
re: erica
I love the warm artichoke app! In the food store, they have the best prices on italian dried sausages and also very good prices on dried pastas from Italy - some are cheaper than crappy Ronzoni! I forgot the name but I sometimes buy orzo from the village of Corleone - it has a map of Sicily on it with the village pointed. I know it's immature and has nothing to do with a fictional character, but whenever I opened the package to cook, I felt an urge to do Luca Brasi impersonation: 'Don Corleone, I am honored and grateful...' :)
re: welle
I like getting the bresaola and prosciutto hand-sliced - $18 and $16 a pound, respectively. The guy who does the hand-slicing wraps it all up very carefully. Their house olive oil is inexpensive and very, very good - grassy (I like that) but not bitter, and only $12 for a liter or something. They have been out of it recently, but they also have a house brand of whole tinned tomatoes that works brilliantly for that Marcella Hazan sauce recipe that is nothing but tomatoes, butter and half an onion.


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Thursday in Langlade County Court, Erikka Vancos was convicted of child abuse intentionally causing harm, and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. As result as charge of false imprisonment was dismissed.
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A 19-year-old Langlade County woman is scheduled to reach a plea deal for charges that she played a role in injecting a then 12-year-old girl with Morphine.
Erikka Vancos, of Mattoon, is charged with false imprisonment, child abuse intentionally causing harm, and contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
The victim, now 13-years-old, said in last September, Nicole Bessert, 20 and Vancos were shooting up at at a home in Antigo. The victim said Bessert asked if she wanted to try it. The victim said no, but Bessert told Vancos to hold the victim's arm, while she ground up Morphine pills and put the powder in water.
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FMOW gymnasts sets program record at Mukwonago invite
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Rounding into top form just before the biggest meets of the year, the Franklin, Muskego, Oak Creek and Whitnall (FMOW) co-op girls gymnastics team used its trademark depth to beat archrival Burlington again and record a new program record of 149.425 in the process of winning the Mukwonago Invitational on Saturday.
"That is a school record for us," said coach Katie Moore, who noted that Burlington had a higher score last season and that official records have to take place at the state meet.
"The school record performance was really a team effort. We have so many girls who have worked hard to improve from last year and it is showing. We had nine girls place in the top 10, and every one of our varsity gymnasts scored above a nine on at least one event."
The local co-op's conference meet will be at Waukesha West at 6:30 p.m. Thursday. WIAA sectionals will be Feb. 21 and the WIAA State Meet, where FMOW will try for a third straight title, will be March 1-2 in Wisconsin Rapids.
In the Saturday meet, FMOW beat the Burlington co-op (148.45) by nearly a full point, the largest margin it has had against its rival in several encounters this season. The Kenosha co-op was a distant third with 140.125.
As usual, Burlington dominated the individual medals, winning four of the five events (including all-around). Sammie Olson of Muskego claimed the only win for FMOW, taking the balance beam with a 9.45 mark. She got help from Sam Balcerak of Muskego in third (9.275).
Elsewhere, the local co-op dominated the top six placewinning spots, earning 11 overall medals.
On floor exercise, Shannon Hein of Muskego was second with a 9.6, while Melanie Pearson of Franklin came in fourth with a 9.45 and Rachel Tillman of Whitnall was sixth with a 9.4.
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On the vault, Lauren Zurowski of Whitnall was fourth at 9.425, while Olson claimed fifth (9.4). Of special note, Jessica Kossoris of Franklin was ninth in the very deep event with a 9.25.
In the all-around, Olson was third with an impressive 37.425.
Moore was proud of his squad, which had only one fall all day in all events combined on both varsity and junior varsity. The junior varsity also won the meet.
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Re: My supervisor does not allow us to put compsers/arrangers names in the program
Jerome Hoberman
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Why not simply include the composer's/arranger's name(s) as part of the title, i.e.: "Henryk Gorecki's Tutus tuus." If your supervisor is as ignorant and obtuse as you imply, s/he won't know the difference and you'll be covered, ethically. Best regards, Jerome Hoberman Music Director/Conducto...
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Different composers have had very individual, widely varying usages when it comes to the meaning of standard tempo indications. For example, Sibelius' concept of "Andante" seems to have been considerably slower than that of metronome manufacturers, judging both by what feels right and what conductor...
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October 17, 2014
Jim Taylor writes, "only certain moods would pair well with a Requiem... something comforting... something painful or tragic... something melancholy." With respect, this attitude seems to me reflective more of our own day than that of Mozart. Before the 20th century (and even well into it) in t...
Re: Sacred orchestral repertoire
Jerome Hoberman
October 7, 2014
Sancta Maria, mater Dei, K273, would fit your bill. Nothing there to be particularly enjoyable for the players, but nothing bothersome, either. But if you mean a piece for orchestra alone, it's hard to find works whose instrumentation is similar to the Requiem (i.e., clarinets and trumpets but ...
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August 14, 2014
There's a Mozart Te Deum that has just piano accompaniment? Best regards, Jerome Hoberman
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August 14, 2014
Bing Vick is seeking anti-war oratorios, aside from Haydn, Vaughan Williams, Tippett and Britten. Honegger, Cris du monde Milhaud, Pacem in terris Best regards, Jerome Hoberman Music Director/Conductor, The Hong Kong Bach Choir & Orchestra
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August 5, 2014
If the group is strong, you might consider the Kurt Weill "Recordare." It's a setting of chapter 5 of Lamentations, a very early work (perhaps his graduation piece) from 1923 into which the precocious Busoni student puts everything he knows. Though it's earlier than the Holocaust era, Weill was one ...
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August 1, 2014
The German choral conductor Clytus Gottwald has made several 16-part unaccompanied arrangements of movements from Mahler song-cycles and Wagner, in which the voices take all the instrumental parts in addition to the original vocal lines (if any). They are excellently arranged, though quite demanding...
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July 27, 2014
Many thanks to Allen Simon, John Wexler, Brian Holmes, Bruce Borton and Robert Grandy for their thoughtful and interesting suggestions. I'm still working on it... Best regards, Jerome Hoberman Music Director/Conductor, The Hong Kong Bach Choir & Orchestra
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July 21, 2014
Dear Colleagues, For a future (secular, concert hall) program that will include a new work on St. Cecilia, I'm seeking suggestions for mixed choral works whose text-subjects have something to do with particular saints. Criteria: Length - 5' to 45' Instrumentation - can be 0 to 20 players...
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May 20, 2014
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May 3, 2014
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Jerome Hoberman
April 17, 2014
The best resource would be a living, walking, talking Estonian. They do exist, though not everywhere (it's a small country, and "everywhere" might spread them too thinly). We were fortunate last season when performing Tormis to have the assistance of a native Estonian speaker, who, while providing m...
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Jerome Hoberman
April 17, 2014
There was something of a convention in Baroque music, when a phrase was repeated immediately and identically, to vary its dynamic. On occasion, composers even wrote contrasting forte/piano markings. (Which begs the question, if they felt the need to mark the dynamics, was it really such a convention...
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Jerome Hoberman
April 13, 2014
I realize that the original query concerned the Schirmer edition, but please forgive me for writing that I think the Nicholas Temperley edition/translation (published by Peters) is superior to any other English re-translation I know of (including Shaw-Parker/Lawson-Gould) -- making the originally-pu...
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Jerome Hoberman
March 8, 2014
The Miskinis "Laudate pueri, Domine" is also very beautiful, and not exceptionally difficult to learn on short notice. Especially good if the remainder of the program includes some ear-and-mind-challenging works for the audience -- it's quite soothing, though also uplifting. Best regards, Jero...
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Jerome Hoberman
March 6, 2014
The chamber-orchestra version of Le Roi David is, I think, better than the revision for (too-)large orchestra. It's a magnificent piece, and if you can find a truly mesmerizing actor for the Witch of Endor you'll really knock the audience out. But it's a Jewish text -- don't know if that would ...
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Jerome Hoberman
February 19, 2014
Re PDQ Bach: "I'm not really keen on those of his that are simply humorous." I haven't seen anything of PDQ Bach, in any genre, that is simply humorous and not parody (parody in the contemporary-usage sense, not as in JS's Christmas Oratorio). But you have to be able to recognize what's be...
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Jerome Hoberman
February 6, 2014
With regard to mixed-chorus pieces in praise of the sun, you don't mention the size or the musical/intellectual level of your chorus, but... Sofia Gubaidulina's Canticle of the Sun, for chorus, solo cello, 2 percussionists and celesta. 45 minutes, written for Rostropovich. Best regards, J...
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Jerome Hoberman
February 4, 2014
Richard Sparks writes: "Go to concerts. If the symphony nearby is doing a choral/orchestral work you don't know--go! If another college choir comes to town on tour--go! If there's a good church choir doing a concert--go! Just go and listen and learn." While applauding energetically his adv...
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Jerome Hoberman
February 4, 2014
When I was A&R manager for a well-known international commercial classical label about a dozen or so years ago, the going rate was fixed at US$2,000 per soloist, as I recall. I'd imagine it may have gone up since then. That assumes their names are on the cover. For unacknowledged (backing) music...
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Jerome Hoberman
February 4, 2014
I think the following have never been superceded: Hindemith's "Elementary Training for Musicians" Dandelot's "Manuel pratique (pour l'etude des cles sol fa ut)" and the series, originally by Lemoine and Carulli, "Solfege des solfeges" My (amateur) choir includes singers of more than a doz...
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February 4, 2014
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February 4, 2014
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Jerome Hoberman
January 4, 2014
Re John Hoffacker's report on his performance of the Requiem preceded not by other music but by a multi-media examination of the Mozart: It seems to me that this wasn't a full concert, but a curated museum exhibition followed by a 50-minute performance. The distinction is important, I think, be...
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Jerome Hoberman
January 3, 2014
Chris Bowman asks whether the Mozart Requiem is traditionally done as the only piece on a concert. There are many types of concerts and you don't say what the context is of yours, or the venue, performers and audience, or the edition. But a good guideline for a mainstream public concert is an a...
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Jerome Hoberman
November 26, 2013
I don't know about Ricordi and Kalmus (or "etc"), but Carus is a critical edition based on the autograph for 2 pianos and harmonium, with the first edition and another manuscript held in the Brussels Royal Conservatory's library -- different from the second manuscript that Gossett used but apparentl...
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Jerome Hoberman
November 25, 2013
Excuse me, but, what does "independence of spirit" mean? Thanks, and best regards, Jerome Hoberman Music Director/Conductor, The Hong Kong Bach Choir & Orchestra
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Jerome Hoberman
November 25, 2013
Re strange articulation mark in Rossini's Petitte Messe solennelle: I've only ever used the Klaus Doege edition published by Carus, so I can't answer authoritatively, but have you checked the kritische Berichte for the Brauner/Gossett? Ah, I just had a lo...
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Jerome Hoberman
November 24, 2013
Andrew Megill offered a good and thorough list. I might add the Bruckner Te Deum and some of the Cherubini masses. Best regards, Jerome Hoberman Music Director/Conductor, The Hong Kong Bach Choir & Orchestra
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Jerome Hoberman
November 6, 2013
Here's where I need to clarify my previous post, or perhaps Bart Brush and I differ in our understandings of how the classical music game is played. I wouldn't say that the ultimate goal is to recreate -- or even realize -- Bach's intentions; the goal is to realize -- or recreate -- Bach's text. The...
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Jerome Hoberman
November 6, 2013
Bart Brush writes about 'the old joke, told in both jazz and folk music circles: "Can you read music?" "Not enough to hurt my playing."' Notice that this joke is related as being told in 'jazz and folk music circles.' Bach, however, is playing a different game, one with different rules. In this...
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Jerome Hoberman
October 14, 2013
Dear Mr. McIntosh, Congratulations on completing your performing edition of the Coronation Mass. May I ask, respectfully, how it is an improvement on Monika Holl's for Baerenreiter/Carus and why it should be preferred to that now-standard edition? Thank you, and best regards, Jerome Hober...
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Jerome Hoberman
October 1, 2013
Julie Ford asks about addressing "the concept of glottal stop" with her choir. May I suggest that you don't need to teach the concept of glottal stops (or even glottal onsets) to your choir, unless your aim is to train technical experts rather than to make music. What you need to do is cause th...
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Jerome Hoberman
June 21, 2013
William Copper writes that the arrangement for choir is not by Barber, and has [since] been altered. (I'm paraphrasing only the factual parts of his post, not the opinionated ones.) I'm wondering if Mr. Copper can enlighten his readers by providing documentation or other evidence for those two ...
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Jerome Hoberman
June 5, 2013
Do remember that Carmina burana was composed during the mid-1930s, in Nazi Germany, by a composer who if not an enthusiast was at least a willing collaborator, and was one of the rare contemporary works that (if not at first, then eventually) was enthusiastically approved and promoted by the Party. ...
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Jerome Hoberman
June 3, 2013
The question is about resources to help singers work on rhythm away from rehearsal, without a keyboard. Hindemith's Elementary Training for Musicians has never significanlty been improved upon. That, plus a metronome, set to a relatively slow tempo, whose click is imagined as off-beats (eithe...
Re: Rossini- Petite Messe Solenelle
Jerome Hoberman
May 15, 2013
I use the Carus scores and parts. It's a critical urtext edition with a pretty thorough introductory essay and critical notes, well printed and easily legible. Any edition that has just two keyboards is based on a corrupt source. The only legitimate (from Rossini's own hand) editions are the t...
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Jerome Hoberman
May 14, 2013
Are there really "virtual choirs" (in any significant numbers) or only "Eric Whitacre virtual choirs"? That is, is what we're talking about a genuine phenomenon to which attention must be paid, or is it merely a self-promotional vehicle for one easy-listening, intellectually undemanding, middlebro...
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Jerome Hoberman
May 12, 2013
Dear Jayson, Perhaps it would help to think of it this way: "virtual (adjective) 1. being such in power, force, or effect, though not actually or expressly such: a virtual dependence on charity. 2. Optics. a. noting an image formed by the apparent convergence of rays geometrically, but ...
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Jerome Hoberman
May 11, 2013
Dear Soohyun Son, I haven't been in charge of a group exactly like the one you describe, but I have had responsibility for untrained voices, some of whose possessors are musically illiterate. Given that... 1. I'd guess that 60 minutes of music might be a maximum limit, perhaps as little as...
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Jerome Hoberman
May 7, 2013
I once considered pairing Les Noces not with Carmina burana, but with Catulli carmina, which, unlike Carmina burana, was written originally for piano and percussion (lots of the latter). But I thought better of it: Orff owes a lot to Stravinsky, but in a vastly simplified (simplistified?) way; alt...
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Jerome Hoberman
May 4, 2013
Not sure what Andrew Brown means by "you will need to orchestrate it if you want to have anything other than piano accompanying." The instrumentation is clear in the (in places, inaccurate) Lawson-Gould/Alfred/Belwin octavo-size score, and the hire parts are readily available. The percussion -- b...
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Jerome Hoberman
April 16, 2013
Donna Ransdell asks advice about the order in which to program certain pieces. I reply, without any intention whatsoever to insult or demean Donna or anyone reading this: The Internet is a far too easy means of getting cheap information, robbing you of the essential experience of strugglin...
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Jerome Hoberman
April 8, 2013
Freeman Dryden suggests that Lee Kesselman meant "translation" rather than "transcription." Um, wouldn't that be "transliteration?" Or are you assuming the International Phonetic Alphabet is a language? My real question is to Lee Kesselman, about why, if he provides IPA transliterations of t...
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Jerome Hoberman
April 3, 2013
Dear Clinton, Perhaps your task would seem less daunting if you approached it differently. Instead of beginning by choosing a "theme" for your program, why not think of, say, two works that speak so strongly to (and potentially through) you that you are certain you can do them better than any...
Re: Why all musicians/music majors need sight singing/aural skills
Jerome Hoberman
March 12, 2013
Dear Mr/Ms. Banks, Sight-singing is an exercise in and demonstration of music literacy, as reading aloud is an exercise in and demonstration of verbal literacy. For musicians, literacy is defined as the ability to hear accurately in one's imagination what one sees in a score. Anything short...
Re: College Piece for a Learning Conductor
Jerome Hoberman
February 19, 2013
Have a look at William Schuman's "Carols of Death" -- 3 unaccompanied songs to Whitman texts; can be done individually (you didn't mention duration), and will challenge both you and the singers both musically and technically. Published by Merion Music (a Presser imprint). Best regards, Jerom...
Re: GradMusic.Org - Where are Choral Directors studying?
Jerome Hoberman
February 2, 2013
Alan Davis collected statistics on 4,833 postgraduate choral-conducting students. I'm astonished that there are no choral conducting students anywhere in the world except the US! What do all the rest do -- sit around and mope? Best regards, Jerome Hoberman Music Director/Con...
Re: Advice for MM choral conducting audition
Jerome Hoberman
January 21, 2013
Jessica Taber asks about preparing for MM auditions for choral conducting. For the audition proper, remember that the committee doesn't expect to see a finished conductor -- otherwise, why would you be there? What they do want to see, however, is evidence of the compelling musicianship and ...
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