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A neck lift with double board certified New Jersey plastic surgeon Dr. Ganchi corrects the effects of time, gravity, smoking, or heredity by tightening your loose neck muscle and removing excess fat and skin from your neck, making you look thinner and more youthful.
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Although a neck lift with double board certified New Jersey plastic surgeon Dr. Ganchi can correct the harsh effects of time, weight loss, or heredity, no cosmetic procedure can permanently prevent the effects of aging. In combination with your neck lift, you may select other procedures to achieve your desired results.
How is a neck lift performed? Are there any risks?
Generally, for your neck lift, New Jersey cosmetic surgeon Dr. Ganchi will perform one of two procedures to improve your neck's appearance.
Cervicoplasty is a procedure that removes your excess skin. Dr. Ganchi makes two small incisions behind or under your ear. He will make the incision inconspicuous so that you can show off your beautiful results without worrying about hiding your scars. Dr. Ganchi then remove extra skin, lift the remaining skin to create a pleasing contour, then suture the incision.
Platysmaplasty is a procedure that removes or alters your neck muscles. Dr. Ganchi makes a small incision beneath your chin. Then he excises a section of fat and muscle before suturing the ends together. Depending on your individual case, Dr. Ganchi can bring your skin together under or behind your ear to create the most aesthetically pleasing neck contour.
Dr. Ganchi may also perform liposuction to remove any excess fat from your neck area.
As with any surgery there are associated risks. With thorough planning and preparation, we will guide you through this experience to achieve the best results with few unexpected problems.
Where is neck lift cosmetic surgery performed?
Dr. Ganchi performs neck lifts in New Jersey as an outpatient surgical procedure. In most cases, you even go home the same day. However, if you are undergoing multiple procedures, you may need to stay overnight. A close friend or family member must drive you to and from the surgery center and care for you for the first 24-48 hours.
What other procedures may be performed with a neck lift?
Facelift surgery is often performed to tighten or remove excess facial skin.
Brow lift surgery can correct a low position of the eyebrows, a sagging forehead, or furrows between your eyes and across your nose.
Eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty) is often performed to reduce heaviness and loose skin in the upper eyelids. Treatment of the lower eyelids will include filling out the deep creases to eliminate the tired look. This along with fat injection will brighten your eyes and energize your whole face.
How will I look after neck lift surgery?
The smooth, youthful results of your neck lift with double board certified New Jersey plastic surgeon Dr. Ganchi should last for many years. After time, some patients may repeat these procedures, and add other rejuvenating treatments to restore their youthful appearance.
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State lawmakers concerned about Metro-North woes
HARTFORD — Connecticut lawmakers on Wednesday expressed anger and concern about recent accidents on the Metro-North commuter rail line, with some suggesting the state should investigate whether another vendor might better operate the railroad.
"It might be a very good process to vet other vendors, to get a lot of these issues out, to bring out the contract that we have with Metro-North to see where the problems lie," Sen. Toni Boucher, R-Wilton, told Department of Transportation Commissioner James Redeker, who appeared before the General Assembly's Transportation Committee to answer questions about Metro-North and rail-related matters.
Boucher said she believes Metro-North, which operates the New Haven Line under a contract with the DOT, has a "credibility issue" following a recent spate of problems. Earlier this month, there was a deadly derailment on a Metro-North line in New York. In May, a derailment in Bridgeport injured 76 people and a track foreman was struck and killed in a separate incident.
Boucher, who has served in the General Assembly since 1997, said she is now receiving calls from constituents who say they don't feel safe riding the trains.
"I've never heard that before," she said.
Redeker said he appreciates the anxiety but said he's confident the condition of the railroad "is in better shape than ever" and that Metro-North is focusing on safety and currently conducting a "deep review" of the recent incidents to ultimately improve practices. Other investigations of the railroad are also being conducted in the wake of the accidents.
"I'm more confident than ever in the railroad," he said.
While there are other rail operators, Redeker said it would be difficult to find one to easily replace Metro-North, whose rail system is tightly woven into the New Haven Line, which consists of the New Haven main line and the New Canaan, Danbury and Waterbury branch lines. The New Haven Line serves stations from New Haven to Greenwich and on to Grand Central Terminal in New York City. Metro-North is overseen by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, a transportation network that serves 5,000-square-mile area fanning out from New York City, through Long Island, southeastern New York and into Connecticut.
"I wouldn't do it lightly," Redeker said of switching vendors after 30 years.
"It's just a very, very complex operation."
Redeker said when rail operators have been changed elsewhere, service has not always improved. He said Metro-North has been responsive to Connecticut since the recent incidents, on Tuesday providing Gov. Dannel P. Malloy with a report on recent infrastructure, technology and safety actions on the system.
But both co-chairmen of the legislature's Transportation Committee said they feel like Connecticut has no leverage with Metro-North, putting the state at the railroad operator's mercy.
"It like, it's my show, you have no say, just pay the bill, that's it," said Rep. Antonio "Tony" Guerrera, D-Rocky Hill.
"I think there's a feeling here for some accountability," said Sen. Andrew Maynard, D-Stonington, adding how Connecticut pays about two-thirds of the New Haven Line's operating budget.
The lawmakers said they plan to invite representatives from Metro-North to Hartford for a future committee hearing. The new legislative session convenes on Feb. 5.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. A review of federal reports shows that residential customers of Alabama Power Co. paid the seventh-highest average prices for electricity among 21 Southeastern utilities over a recent 12-month period. http://www2.oanow.com/lifestyles/2010/aug/31/... Power reports $190M profit in 2Q
Year to date figures show a rise in profits for Alabama Power to more than $390 million in 2010 compared to $323 million in 2009 a gain of 21.7 percent. In the last four years the average Alabama household income has only risen by about $30 a year....
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Alabama ranks 46 out of 50 in household incomes while the power rates Alabama families pay rank 7th highest in the nation. Susan Parker says she is for the poor and Alabama working families but the facts speak for themselves: Susan Parker even voted to allow Alabama Power to impose late fees on it's customers, includin...g the ones that can least afford it. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_U.S._sta... )
Year to date figures show a rise in profits for Alabama Power to more than $390 million in 2010 compared to $323 million in 2009 a gain of 21.7 percent. In the last four years the average Alabama household income has only risen by about $30 a year. Yet in 2008 the Public Service
Commission unamiously approved two rate increases for Alabama Power that increased a typical residential bill nearly $15 a month. And now our power rates are increasing yet again. While the utilities sit on hundreds of millions of dollars in profits, Alabama families struggle to buy food and make ends meet. The Alabama Public Service Commission needs the Conservative leadership of someone that understands the needs of Alabama families not just the needs of big corporations......
That's nearly half a billion in PROFITS for one year! How much does Parker think they need to be healthy?
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i got a dui back in may 2014 and im doing my dui program still, i have about 5 months left
It depends... but likely not. You will need the iid.See question
first time dui about 3 years old
It depends... but likely 5 months.See question
I just recieved my first dui this past week in la county. I blew a .20 at the scene and at the station. Is there even a point to hire a lawyer or should I just plead guilty or no contest?
If you trip and fall and land on your arm and hear a cracking sound do you go to store and buy a sling or go see the doctor? If you do not get professional help things can get a lot worse. Doctors and lawyers don't claim to be miracle workers but sometimes they are. Get a lawyer before you end up making things a lot worse for yourself.See question
A friend of mine is a nurse and took some of their patients leftover medication (it was called Adavan) and one other anti depression type drug. Could he get charged with a crime for this and what is the statute of limitations?
Your friend has committed many crimes and could end up in state prison for behavior like this. However, the criminal justice system may not be the biggest concern... The Nursing Board could be a bigger problem.
Any nurse who engages in this behavior is moving quickly down a slippery slope.See question
a friend was wondering about a DUI situation involve unprescribe adderall. What if he take a small about to take exam and wait at least 3 hours after taking it to start driving. It never affect his ability to drive but he was worry if there a dui ...
Any drug that impairs your ability to drive the same or similar to a sober person can be grounds for a dui. Does not matter if legal or illegal, alcohol, pot, coke etcSee question
He is being charged with auto buguraly he broke a car window and took a phone he had a prior of 1 buguraly, he has 1 strike already the DA offered 4years at his arraignment but he rejected it
You should not try and negotiate a deal for your husband on-line. The attorneys here would love to help but we don't have enough accurate information to offer you any guidance. Work with your lawyer to get the best possible outcome. If your husband does not have a lawyer... all I can say is good luck. Get him the best lawyer you can afford.See question


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Red Tails (2012.
This was one of the best movies that I have seen in a long time.
Academy Award Winner Cuba Gooding Jr. and Academy Award Nominee Terrence Howard lead a powerful ensemble cast in this high-flying epic inspired by the real-life adventures of the first African-American combat unit to serve in World War II. Italy, 1944. As the war takes its toll on Allied forces in Europe, a squadron of black pilots known as the Tuskegee Airmen are finally given the chance to prove themselves in the sky...even as they battle discrimination on the ground. Featuring jaw-dropping aerial action and thrilling special effects, Red Tails is a breathtaking tribute to the unsung heroes who rose above extraordinary challenges and ultimately soared into history.
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Great movie! Awesome cast and directing! It is wonderful to see an all
black movie without drugs and violence. Keep making more of these types
of films. Congrats to Terrell Owens on his movie debut.
Meeting up after the death of a close friend, a motley crew of college friends learns each of them is lined up to inherit a huge sum of money according to the terms of the will. The catch? They must remain in each other's company inside a mansion for the entire weekend. Is the dear departed trying to teach his beneficiaries about friendship...or was his gesture just a strange way of getting everyone's secrets out?
Actors: Stacey Dash, Terrell Owens, Reagan Gomez-Preston, Meagan Good, Essence Atkins, Jason Weaver, Tatyana Ali, Hosea Chanchez, Wesley Jonathan, Persia White
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Everything about this movie was GOOD!
Tyler Perry's Good Deeds Once Again.
Tyler Perry delivers a story that not only focuses on a woman's Cinderella life but also includes a kind hearted man's point of view. Great performances from Tyler Perry, Thandie Newton, Phylicia Rashad and Brian White. And i'm SO glad to see Gabrielle Union on the big screen again! I can't wait to add this movie to my Tyler Perry collection!
Actors: Tyler Perry, Gabrielle Union, Thandie Newton, Eddie Cibrian, Brian White, Phylicia Rashad
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I loved this Movie, just as I love everything Tyler Perry has done. It
doesn't bother me to see the negative side of family, I have a family
with a lot of drama and negative and violent things happened to at
least one of us. It's reality for some people. I think that's what
Tyler Perry draws on. With God, we can hold on to the hope and promise
of something better. That's why I buy his movies and plays, he is not
shy about sharing God's word, even if at it's misquoted by Madea. Tyler
Perry produces entertaining morality plays. Why do people get upset
that it is NOT high art? Other movies are fluff and fun and don't have
a decent message. At least Tyler Perry gives us a nice message with the
I appreciate the fact that Tyler brings humor into people's lives. I've always seen the ability to make others laugh as one of the most precious gifts a person could have. This world needs more happiness; I know I could use a good laugh daily. Tyler has created a character or two who can be a little over the top -zany - but as a whole I enjoy his work. Laughter is only one thing his films bring to my life. What I like most is the lessons he teaches with his movies. When she's not acting crazy and going off on people, Madea shares words of wisdom that can reach my heart like a good Bible teaching. (Don't ask her about The Bible, though, because she is not very good at interpreting Scripture). And even when Madea doesn't play a part in a movie, somebody is going to say something thought-provoking. I have All of Tyler Perry's plays on DVD. I will continue to support his work.
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Good...Good Movie.
I am amazed at how this movie has a low average(3 stars?) when there are crappy movies averaging 4 and 1/2 stars and 5 stars on Amazon and IMDb. The fanboy mentality strikes again. When this movie came out just about everyone slammed it. Even my ex-girlfriend said this movie was suspect. Years later I sat down to watch this movie and I found myself enjoying. Even laughing quite a bit. This and The Replacement Killers are the movies that had people labeling the director Antoine Fuqua as the black Michael Bay. I don't see how since most of Fuqua's movies are smarter than anything Michael Bay has came up with.
I Loved this movie, and I think you will too. It had a lot of action in it, and it was humorous. Good story, nice plot. Its Just A Good, Good...Good Movie.
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Actors: Vivica A. Fox, Bill Bellamy, Carmen Electra, Stacey Dash.
Welcome to the new players club where everyone's in on the game! Vivica A. Fox, Carmen Electra, and Stacy Dash star as three smart and sexy friends fed up with being played by the men in their lives. To prove that all men are predictable and easily seduced, this hot trio decides to play by a new set of rules. They enter into a wild contest of seduction to convince one lucky man that he's living a dream... but what the girls don't realize is that their mark is in onto their game and he's got a few plays of his own.
The three ladies were very good with solid performances all around. The story is a bit unbelievable but the director makes it all work. As to exactly what you will see, I'm not going to give that away but this is an entertaining movie with a few surprises. Surprise Vivica takes most of it off and so does Carmen but I really liked the character played by Stacey. Too aggressive can be misinterpreted in a woman and the "B" word often slips out. Obviously this is a love story where true love wins out overall but I'm not happy with the sterotype that all hetero males are ready to jump any attractive woman that comes along but bellamy does a good job playing and getting played to his own harm and near loss of a good thing in Ms Dash. Also cameos by comedians "Earthquake" and Tachina Arnold from the old "Martin" sitcom "Martin Lawrence" were very funny.
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very funny, and very exciting.
The movie "How to Be a Player is one of the funnies movies I have ever seen. I really enjoyed watching this movie. It was extremely funny. I laughed throughout the entire movie. If you have not seen this movie, you must!
"How To Be a Player" Had me rolling from beginning till the end.. Bernie Mac was Hilarious.. and the story was cute and thorough. Bill Bellamy and Natalie Desselle "his Nosey sister were good as well.
Yes I saw this movie years ago, I just upgraded from VHS to DVD. It's good to have it just brings back memories.
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*** This review may contain spoilers ***
Breakin' All The Rules is a mediocre-to-fun movie made more than
serviceable by its awesome cast, which include Jamie Foxx, Gabrielle
Union, and the gorgeous Morris Chestnut. Jamie Foxx stars as Quincy,
who has been unceremoniously dumped by his girlfriend at their
engagement party. When layoffs loom at his job, his boss asks him to
research the science of firing employees--and Quincy discovers that the
manner in which he was "fired" by his girlfriend was all wrong.
Research leads to Quincy penning a runaway bestseller on how to
break-up with your lover--chock full of theories tested out by cousin
and best friend, Evan (Morris Chestnut). When Evan suspects that his
current girlfriend Nicky (Gabrielle Union)is about to break up with
him, he sends his cousin Quincy to plead his case. Mistaken identity
ensues.....and the two become romantically involved. What follows is a
hilarious tale of romance gone awry.....great fun!!
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Constellation" Shines with the Brilliant Beauty of Its Namesake.
It is interesting to note that the movie CONSTELLATION was first screened in 2005, just after the Academy Award-winning CRASH. And like "Crash," it provides a penetrating look into how race relations have influenced the American character; but un-like "Crash," it gives much more credit to the role that love has played in developing that character. Director-writer Jordan Walker-Pearlman opens his film with a quote from Jeffery Seaver in which the author observes that between love and death, "Love is more powerful and lasts longer." The film "Constellation" attempts to prove that point by tracing the history of an interracial relationship and its painfully mixed impact upon the lives of the couple involved as well as their family and friends.
Set in Huntsville, Alabama, the movie starts around World War II when a very bold young black woman named Carmel Boxer, played with effecting simplicity by Gabrielle Union, and a young white soldier named Bear, played by Daniel Bess, defy social convention and the law by pursuing a secret romance. With her younger brother Helms Boxer acting as their look-out, they enjoy brief times together hidden by the cover of night; until Carmel decides to visit Bear in broad daylight as his platoon is preparing to deploy. That decision proves devastating when her lover is ordered to walk away from her and board his train, leaving Carmel behind in a room where several white men assault her. We do not see an actual gang rape but the implication is clear enough and so is the bitter aftermath. We come to understand that aftermath some 50 years later shortly following Carmel's death as family members and friends--Black and White--gather to mourn her passing as well to make some kind of peace between each other.
Veteran actor Billy Dee Williams plays the now mature Helms who, unable and unwilling to cope with his country's racism, has made a life for himself as an artist in Paris. The price of doing so, however, has been the loss of a viable relationship with either of his daughters, and, two apparently failed marriages. Relationship is a key word for this movie because the "Constellation" referred to by the title more than anything else is a constellation, or grouping, of deeply intimate interactions. Relationships between lovers, between a brother and a sister, between friends, between Blacks and Whites, and between the past and the present. Walker-Pearlman weaves these relationships together and explores their human depths with sheer mastery set to a mesmerizing score of America's classical music forms, including jazz, gospel, American classic, folk, and rap. In his vision of America, specifically the U.S., racial antagonism comprises only a fraction of what has bound Blacks and Whites together. They have also been bound by shared culture, history, tragedies, triumphs, and blood.
Plum acting roles are rare for veteran black male actors but that of Helms Boxer is a perfect fit for Williams, who actually is an accomplished visual artist as well as an actor. He finds himself in good company with a constellation of bona fide stars that include: Lesley Ann Warren, Rae Dawn Chong, Clarence Williams III, Hill Harper, and Zoe Saldana.
Recent high profile interracial marriages might lead some to feel that "Constellation" squeezes a bit too much drama out of the subject. But anyone under that impression might consider that the last laws officially barring interracial marriage in the United States were just taken off the books, in the year 2000, in the very state where this movie is set: Alabama. One of the great triumphs of the film is its ability to acknowledge the agony of past prejudices while celebrating the triumphs of family and love in the here and now.
Book of Love: The Definitive Reason Why Men Are Dogs.
Actors: Robin Givens, Anthony 'Treach' Criss, Mari Morrow, Angelle Brooks, Richard T.Jones, Taraji P. Henson.
Book of Love delivers humor along with the mysteries of unrequited love and relationships gone bad. The film's story line focuses on main characters Jay, Will and Ben -- three men living, dating and loving in Los Angeles in the 90's -- who struggle with heartbreak and insecurity as a result of failed relationships. The three characters' stories unfold through sessions with their therapist sessions that are often as comedic as they are insightful. Book of Love features an all-star ensemble cast including Robin Givens (Head of State and Boomerang), Richard T. Jones (The Wood and Twisted), Salli Richardson Whitfield (Antwone Fisher and Biker Boyz), Mari Morrow (National Security and How To Be A Player), and Loretta Devine (Crash and Women Thou Art Loosed).
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By Jacob Stockinger
The critically acclaimed Wisconsin Chamber Choir (below) will perform Johann Sebastian Bach's Magnificat with full orchestra and additional works by Bach, George Frideric Handel and Heinrich Schütz on this coming Friday, April 28, at 7:30 p.m. at Luther Memorial Church, 1021 University Avenue, in Madison.
There will be an additional concert on Sunday, April 30, at 2 p.m. at the Young Auditorium, UW-Whitewater, 930 West Main Street, in Whitewater.
The Baroque splendor of Bach's Magnificat will be performed by the Wisconsin Chamber Choir with its professional orchestra, Sinfonia Sacra.
Featured soloists include trumpet virtuoso John Aley, oboist Marc Fink, violinist Leanne League, New York-based tenor (and former Madisonian) Alex Gmeinder (below top) and mezzo-soprano Rachel Wood (below bottom, in a photo by Michael Cooper.)
Sharing billing with the Bach is Handel's impressive Utrecht Te Deum, which, like the Magnificat, exalts in the colors of voices, trumpets, timpani, oboes, flutes and strings.
Rounding out the program are Bach's double-choir motet, Fürchte dich nicht (Be Not Afraid), and a work by Bach's great predecessor Heinrich Schütz: Nun danket alle Gott (Now Thank We All Our God).
Inspired by Mary's song of praise from the Gospel of Luke (depicted below), the Magnificat is one of Bach's most glorious and varied pieces. Its music offers a sampling of every style of music in Bach's repertoire as a composer.
Imposing, concerto-like movements crowned by brilliant trumpet fanfares highlight the full chorus, whereas solo arias, duets and trios deepen the mood of the text in counterpoint with constantly changing instrumental colors—from lush strings to playful flutes to the dolorous oboe d'amore. (You can hear the "Magnificat" in the YouTube video at the bottom.)
In the solo movements the professional singers share the stage with highly accomplished members of the choir including Christopher Eggers and Nicole McCarty; Madison Savoyards regulars Bill Rosholt and Natalie Falconer; and many others.
The members of Sinfonia Sacra are drawn from the rosters of the Madison Symphony, the Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra, the Wisconsin Baroque Ensemble, and the music faculties of UW-Madison, UW-Whitewater and UW-Oshkosh.
Founded in 1998, the Wisconsin Chamber Choir has established a reputation for excellence in the performance of oratorios by Bach, Mozart and Brahms; a cappella works from various centuries; and world premieres. Artistic Director Robert Gehrenbeck (below), who directs choral activities at the UW-Whitewater, has been hailed by critics for his vibrant and emotionally compelling interpretations of a wide variety of choral masterworks.
Advance tickets for the April 28 performance at Luther Memorial Church in Madison are available for $20 ($10 for students) from www.wisconsinchamberchoir.org, via Brown Paper Tickets, or at Orange Tree Imports and Willy Street Coop (all three locations).
Advance tickets for the April 30 performance at Young Auditorium in Whitewater are available from www.uww.edu/youngauditorium/tickets
By Jacob Stockinger
The Madison Bach Musicians (below), which specializes in authentic period performances of early music, will perform Johann Sebastian Bach's "St. John Passion" this coming Friday and Saturday nights, both at 7:30 p.m., in the Atrium Auditorium of the First Unitarian Society of Madison, 900 University Bay Drive.
On both nights at 6:45 p.m., MBM founder and music director Trevor Stephenson (below) will give a free pre-concert lecture on the "Structure and Performance History of the St. John Passion." In his remarks, Stephenson said he will discuss the question of anti-Semitism in the famous work.
(NOTE: Stephenson and some of the players will also be on Wisconsin Public Radio's "The Midday" with Norman Gilliland TODAY at noon.)
At the end of Part I, the Rev. Michael Schuler of the Unitarian Society will give a talk focusing on "Theological Reflections on Bach and the St. John Passion."
This is only the second time the work has been performed in historical style in the state of Wisconsin. For more information and explanation, see the story in the Wisconsin State Journal:
Tickets are $28-$33 and are available online, at Orange Tree Imports and at the door. Ticket information is at www.madisonbachmusicians.org
Trevor Stephenson writes the following about the work and the performance:
Bach was 38 years old when he composed the monumental St. John Passion during his initial year of employment in Leipzig, 1723-24. The work was first performed at the Nikolai Church during the Good Friday service on April 7, 1724.
As was the custom, no concerted music had been played in church during the previous six weeks of Lent, and the airing of the St. John Passion ― music of unprecedented complexity, lasting for over two hours — must have had an overwhelming effect on the fresh ears and devoted souls of the parishioners.
From its outset—with the whirling gear-like figures in the strings beneath the moiling of the oboes—the St. John Passion has an otherworldly aura of a story that has been foretold. Bach's genius is in how he balances this inevitability with a sense of forward dramatic thrust: the passion story must happen, has already happened, but it also must be played out in real-time by living people, step by painful step. Time is at once both linear and circular. (Below is the manuscript for the "St. John Passion.")
I believe that the objective of Bach (below) in setting the St. John Passion was to tell as vividly as possible the story of Jesus' cruel earthly demise while at the same time tempering this vividness with frequent textual reminders, as well as an overarching tone, that convey the firm belief that Jesus' Passion had not only been prophesied long before his birth but that Jesus' suffering and death on earth was the only solution for the forgiveness of humanity's sins.
The Evangelist John is our guide for the story of Jesus' arrest, trial, crucifixion and burial. John sings his narration in the dry and angular recitative style, addressing the audience directly. He summarizes some scenes and introduces others, which are then played out in present-tense tableau format by various characters: Jesus, Peter, Pilate, Court officers, the angry mob.
Bach uses two techniques to pause and comment upon the narrative: first, with arias for solo voices and instrumental obbligato, that employ freely-composed poetry to reflect upon the story in a personal way — like the thoughts of someone observing the action; and second, by chorales which use tunes and texts that would have been familiar to Bach's parishioners to elicit a broader communal response to the passion story. Many of the chorales are like a spiritual balm, providing moments of much needed rest throughout the work.
For the upcoming April 14 and 15 concerts of the St. John Passion ― on Good Friday and Holy Saturday ― the Madison Bach Musicians has endeavored as much as possible to recreate the early 18th-century sound world of that first Leipzig performance in 1724. MBM will use a 17-member baroque orchestra, conducted by UW-Madison bassoonist and performance-practice specialist Marc Vallon (below, in a photo by James Gill).
The orchestra will play entirely on 18th-century style instruments:
These instruments will join with 10 outstanding vocalists—specialists in singing both solo and choral baroque repertoire.
Internationally recognized, and Grammy Award winning tenor, Dann Coakwell (below, in a photo by Mary Gordon) will sing the part of John the Evangelist.
The Passion will be sung in its original German; but an English translation of the text will be projected in supertitles scene-by-scene throughout the performance.
MBM is thrilled to be presenting this masterwork in the Atrium Auditorium (below, in a photo by Zane Williams) at First Unitarian Society, a space beautifully suited to early music. The sightlines are superb, and the acoustics offer a great balance of clarity, crispness, and spaciousness.
Seating is limited, so advance ticket purchase is suggested.
By Jacob Stockinger
Only about a month of classes remains in the academic year, so concerts by faculty members, guest artists and students are backing up at the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Music.
But quantity does NOT preclude quality — or variety.
Just take a look at the highlights this week:
At 8:30 p.m. in Morphy Recital Hall, the Hunt Quartet will perform its spring concert.
Members of the graduate student ensemble are (below, from left, in a photo by Katrin Talbot): Kyle Price, cello; Vinicius "Vinny" Sant'Ana, violin; Blakeley Menghini, viola; and Chang-En Lu, violin.
The program is: String Quartet in G Major, Op. 77, No. 1 by Franz Joseph Haydn; String Quartet in F minor "Serioso," Op. 95, by Ludwig van Beethoven; and the String Quartet No. 2, Op. 90, by Sergei Prokofiev. (You can hear the riveting Prokofiev quartet in the YouTube video at the bottom.)
The Hunt Quartet is sponsored by Dr. Kato Perlman and the Madison Symphony Orchestra.
For more information about the quartet and its individual members, as well as a SoundCloud audio sample of the Hunt Quartet playing a 1924 piece by Joaquin Turina, go to:
At 7:30 p.m. in Morphy Recital Hall, guest artist Emery Stephens (below), faculty collaborative pianist Martha Fischer and UW students will perform African-American spirituals, songs and instrumental works.
For more about the visit by scholar-performer Stephens, see this blog posting done just before he cancelled the last date, which fell on a Tuesday rather than a Wednesday:
At 7:30 p.m. in Mills Hall, retiring professor of flute Stephanie Jutt (below) will perform her farewell faculty recital.
Jutt will be joined by faculty colleagues violist Sally Chisholm, clarinetist Amy McCann and pianist Christopher Taylor.
Sorry, no word about the program.
Jutt (below), who has been teaching and performing at the UW-Madison for 28 years, is also the principal flutist of the Madison Symphony Orchestra and the co-founder and co-artistic director of the Bach Dancing and Dynamite Society. Jutt says she will continue with MSO and BDDS after she retires.
This week also features a plethora of degree recitals by students, most held in Morphy Recital Hall (below). The Ear counts 11 in fields from voice to percussion. For more information, check out these links:
And for the full lineup for April, visit:
By Jacob Stockinger
This coming week, the Madison Symphony Orchestra (MSO) will present organist Samuel Hutchison (below) and acclaimed singers Andrew Bidlack and Kyle Ketelsen performing as a trio in vocal and instrumental music from oratorios and operas.
The concert is Tuesday night, Feb. 21, at 7:30 p.m. in Overture Hall of the Overture Center, 201 State Street.
Principal Organist and Curator for the Madison Symphony Orchestra Samuel Hutchison joins forces with two outstanding singers in the first half to perform a program of favorite arias and overtures from Handel's Messiah, Mendelssohn's Elijah, and Rossini's Stabat Mater.
Opera will be the focus of the second half, featuring arias and selections from Bizet's Carmen, Tchaikovsky's Eugene Onegin and Gounod's Faust.
For the full program, go to: http://www.madisonsymphony.org/organopera
Featured by Opera News as one of their top 25 brilliant young artists, tenor Andrew Bidlack (below) — who is replacing David Portillo — makes his debut in Overture Hall following performances at The Metropolitan Opera, Lyric Opera of Chicago, the Welsh National Opera and London's Covent Garden.
Bass-baritone Kyle Ketelsen (below, in a photo by Dario Acosta), who lives in nearby Sun Prairie, has sung with major opera companies throughout the world including The Metropolitan Opera, the Lyric Opera of Chicago and the State Opera of Berlin. He is praised for his vibrant stage presence and his distinctive vocalism.
In the YouTube video at the bottom, you can hear Kyle Ketelsen sing the role of Don Escamillo in a Barcelona, Spain, production of Bizet's "Carmen." He is singing the same role in the Metropolitan Opera's current production of "Carmen."
General Admission for each Overture Concert Organ performance is $20. Tickets can be purchased at madisonsymphony.org/organopera, (608) 258-4141 or the Overture Center Box Office.
Student Rush tickets can be purchased in person on the day of the concert at the Overture Center Box Office at 201 State Street. Students must show a valid student ID and can receive up to two $10 tickets.
This performance is sponsored by the Pleasant T. Rowland Foundation. Support for all Overture Concert Organ programs is provided by the Diane Endres Ballweg Fund.
With a gift from Pleasant T. Rowland, the Madison Symphony Orchestra (MSO) commissioned the Overture Concert Organ, which is the stunning backdrop of all MSO concerts.
By Jacob Stockinger
The fourth annual Schubertiade – a concert to mark the birthday of the Austrian early Romantic composer Franz Schubert (below top, 1797-1828) – is now a firmly established tradition at the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Music (below bottom, in Mills Hall, which is rearranged for more intimate and informal on-stage seating.)
Over the past there years, the Schubertiade has become a popular and well-attended event. And with good reason.
Every time The Ear has gone, he has enjoyed himself immensely and even been moved by the towering and prolific accomplishments, by the heart-breaking beauty of this empathetic and congenial man who pioneered "Lieder," or the art song, and mastered so many instrumental genres before g his early death at 31.
But there are some important changes this year that you should note.
One is that the time has been shifted from the night to the afternoon – specifically, this Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m. in Mills Hall.
Admission is $15 for adults, $5 for students. (Below is this year's poster, mistaking this year's event of the third, with a painting by Gustav Klimt of Schubert playing piano at a salon musicale.)
After the concert, there is another innovation: a FREE reception, with a cash bar, at the nearby University Club. There you can meet the performers as well as other audience members.
The program, organized by pianist-singers wife-and-husband Martha Fischer and Bill Lutes (below), will last a little over two hours.
Usually there is a unifying theme. Last year, it was nature.
This year, it is friends Schubert knew and events that happened to him. It is called "Circle of Friends" and is in keeping with the original Schubertiades, which were informal gatherings (depicted below, with Schubert at the keyboard) at a home where Schubert and his friends premiered his music.
Performers include current students, UW-Madison alumni and faculty members. In addition, soprano Emily Birsan, who is a graduate of the UW-Madison and a rising opera star, will participate.
For more about the event, the performers and how to purchase tickets, go to:
Here is a complete list of performers and the program with the initials of the perfomer who will sing the pieces:
Emily Birsan (EB), Rebecca Buechel (RB), Mimmi Fulmer (MFulmer), Jessica Kasinski (JK), Anna Polum (AP), Wesley Dunnagan (WD,) Daniel O'Dea (DO), Paul Rowe (PF), Benjamin Schultz (BS), singers. Bill Lutes (BL) and Martha Fischer (MF), pianists.
Trost im Liede (Consolation in Song ), D. 546 (MF, BL)
Franz von Schober (1796-1882)
Der Tanz (The Dance), D. 826 (AP, RB, WD, PR, MF)
Kolumban Schnitzer von Meerau (?)
Der Jüngling und der Tod (The Youth and Death), D. 545 (PR, BL)
Josef von Spaun (1788-1865)
4 Canzonen, D. 688 (EB, BL)
No. 3, Da quel sembiante appresi (From that face I learnt to sigh)
No. 4, Mio ben ricordati (Remember, beloved)
Pietro Metastasio (1698-1782)
From the Theresa Grob Album (November, 1816)
Edone, D. 445 (WD, MF)
Friedrich Gottlieb Klopstock (1724-1803)
Pflügerlied (Ploughman's Song), D. 392 (BS, MF)
Johann Gaudenz von Salis-Seewis (1762-1834)
Am Grabe Anselmos (At Anselmo's Grave), D. 504A (JK, MF)
Matthias Claudius (1740-1815)
Mailied (May Song), D. 503 (DO, BL)
Ludwig Hölty (1748-1776)
Marche Militaire No. 1, D. 733 (MF, BL)
Viola (Violet), D. 786 (EB, BL)
Ständchen (Serenade), D. 920A (RB, DO, WD, PR, PR, MF)
Franz Grillparzer (1791-1872)
Epistel 'An Herrn Josef von Spaun (Letter to Mr. Joseph von Spahn), Assessor in Linz, D. 749 (EB, MF) Matthäus von Collin (1779-1824)
Geheimnis (A Secret), D. 491 (EB, MF)
Johann Mayrhofer (1787-1836)
Des Sängers Habe (The Minstrel's Treasure), D. 832 (PR, MF)
Franz Xavier von Schlechta (1796-1875)
An Sylvia, D. 891 (MF, BL)
Shakespeare, trans. Eduard von Bauernfeld (1802-1890)
Nachtstück (Nocturne), D. 672 (DO, BL)
Das Lied in Grünen (The Song in the Greenwood), D. 917 (MFulmer, BL)
Johann Anton Friedrich Reil (1773-1843)
8 Variations sur un Thème Original, D. 813 (MF, BL)
Cantate zum Geburtstag des Sängers Johann Michael Vogl, D. 666 (AP, DO, PR, BL) Albert Stadler (1794-1888)
Ellens Gesang No. 3, Ave Maria, D. 839 (EB, MF)
Sir Walter Scott (1771-1832), from The Lady of the Lake, trans. Adam Storck (1780-1822)
An die Musik, D. 547 (You can hear it performed by the legendary soprano Elisabeth Schwarzkopf and pianist Gerald Moore in the YouTube video at bottom)
Everyone is invited to sing along. You can find the words in your texts and translations.
Here is a link to a story in The Wisconsin State Journal with more background:
And if you want to get the flavor of the past Schubertiades, here are two reviews from past years:
By Jacob Stockinger
Today is the 15th anniversary of the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.
A lot of classical music – requiems, symphonies, chamber music, solo works – could be used to commemorate the event. You can leave your own suggestions in the COMMENT section.
But The Ear wants to post something specific to the anniversary – something well known and something relatively unknown.
First the well known work:
Here is a slide show with the music "On the Transmigration of Souls," by the American composer John Adams (below), who was commissioned by the New York Philharmonic to compose a work related to 9/11.
The composition mixes sounds from actual events with music, and it won the Pulitzer Prize.
When the Madison Symphony Orchestra performed it many seasons ago, it proved a deeply moving experience.
Here it is:
The events inspired other works too, including two by Kevin Puts (below), who was in Madison this summer for the premiere of a new song cycle and performances of his other instrumental works by the Bach Dancing and Dynamite Society.
The Ear sure wishes there was a YouTube performance of the 16-minute work "Falling Dream."
Here is a description by the composer:
"The piece was written in the months immediately after 9/11. Its composition was initially inspired by news footage I saw in which a couple leaped from one of the burning towers (below) holding hands.
"For months I was incapable of getting the image out of my head. It was so poetic in both its horror and beauty that I almost couldn't justify a musical reaction to it.
"However I eventually found a way to illustrate the experience in extreme slow motion by creating a counterpoint of two slowly descending melodies, heard first at the beginning of the work. Episodes fade in and out of this slow descent like memories, but the illusion I wanted to create is that the falling never really ceases.
"The last section of the piece is, by contrast, a slowly building ascent that has no programmatic relevance but whose majestic quality functions as a message of hope."
And here is a performance of Kevin Puts' Symphony No. 2, which The Ear first heard on Wisconsin Public Radio. It too was informed by the events of Sept. 11, 2001.
Here is what Puts, who was educated at Yale and the Eastman School of Music and who now teaches at the Peabody Institute of Music at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, says about it:
"In the September 24, 2001 issue of The New Yorker writer Jonathan Franzen wrote, "In the space of two hours we left behind a happy era of Game Boy economics and trophy houses and entered a world of fear and vengeance."
"My second symphony, while by no means a memorial, makes reference to this sudden paradigmatic shift. During the first eight minutes of the work, a slow orchestral build describes the unsuspecting climate pre 9/11, a naïve world aptly described by my mother as a metaphorical island.
"After a brief passage for solo violin, an upheaval of sorts effectively obliterates this opening sentiment and initiates another gradual crescendo which makes use of the same material as the opening, cast this time in darker and more ambiguous harmonic colors.
"Once the entire orchestra reaches the climax of the work, the solo violin returns in a more extended passage than before and subdues the turbulent orchestra. This leads to a reflective epilogue in which a clock-like pulse creates a mood of expectancy and uncertainty, interlaced with hope."
By Jacob Stockinger
Starting this Saturday, the 17th annual Madison Early Music Festival will take place on the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus.
The theme this year focuses on William Shakespeare and the Age of Queen Elizabeth I.
You can check out all the details of the festival at: http://www.madisonearlymusic.org
The co-directors of the festival – the wife-and-husband team of singers Cheryl Bensman Rowe and Paul Rowe (below, in a photo by Katrin Talbot and signaled in the answers by the initials CBR and PR) took time out from the hectic preparations to answer an email Q&A with The Ear.
Here is a link to Part 1 that appeared yesterday:
Today is the last of two parts:
Why was the theme of the "Shakespeare 400: An Elizabethan Celebration" chosen for this year's festival? What composers and works will be highlighted?l
CBR: We chose the theme to honor the 400th anniversary of the death of William Shakespeare and the musical connections in his plays and sonnets, which also reflect the world of Queen Elizabeth I.
Audiences will hear many works of famous Elizabethan composers including Orlando Gibbons, Thomas Tallis, Anthony Holborne, John Dowland and others.
How does Elizabethan music differ from its counterparts in, say, Italy, France and Spain. What is the historical origin and role of the music from that era?
PR: The most familiar music from this time, the madrigal, is "borrowed" from the Italians. There were several Italian composers who came to England to instruct the English in their music. The most famous collection of these pieces is called "Musica transalpine" or Italian madrigals "Englished."
The lute song also originated in Italy but was taken to new poetic heights by John Dowland and his compatriots.
The English composers did create a unique style of sacred music with William Byrd (below top) and Thomas Tallis (below bottom) as the greatest of these Elizabethan composers.
What music and composers of the era have been most neglected and least neglected by historians and performers? What big things should the public know about Elizabethan music?
PR: Audience members may be less familiar with the vocal and instrumental consort music of this era. Many of these pieces were not intended for public performance, but were played as home or parlor entertainment. The pieces were designed to be very flexible and could be played with a variety of voices and instruments.
The reign of Queen Elizabeth I (below) with her active encouragement of the arts was a peak of artistic achievement in the long history of the British Empire. Music, poetry, dance and theater all thrived for more than 20 years and produced some of the greatest masterworks of Western culture, including the plays of Shakespeare.
Can you tell us about the All-Festival concert program on Saturday night, July 16?
CBR: The All-Festival Concert will feature MEMF students and faculty performing a new program created exclusively for MEMF by Grant Herried (below), "Shakespeare's Musical World: A Day in the Life of Elizabethan London.
The program is organized by times of the day with speeches from different plays of Shakespeare. Musical reflections include several wonderful pieces by Orlando Gibbons including "The Cries of London," "O Come Let Us Sing Unto the Lord" and a setting of the "Magnificat" by Orlando Gibbons, "Music Divine" by Thomas Tomkins, a motet by Thomas Tallis, and other works by Thomas Weelkes, Thomas Morely, John Coperario and John Dowland.
Retired UW-Madison history professor John W. Barker will be giving the 6:30 p.m. pre-concert lecture on "Queen Elizabeth I: The Politician" in the Elvehjem Building of the Chazen Museum of Art.
Are there other sessions, guest lectures and certain performers or performances that you especially recommend for the general public?
PR: We would like to encourage everyone to see all the concerts and experience the entire week. It's like stepping back in time to a different era—a living history lesson complete with an authentic sound track.
Is there anything else you would like to add?
CBR and PR: Check out our website for more details about everything. There is a lot to hear, see, and experience! You can purchase tickets: online; at the Vilas Hall Box Office; at the Wisconsin Union Theater Box Office (Memorial Union); by calling 608-265-ARTS (2787); or the door. For more information about the MEMF concert series and workshop, please visit our website: http://www.madisonearlymusic.org
By Jacob Stockinger
Today is Thanksgiving Day, 2015.
Music is such a part of Thanksgiving Day, from hymns and songs, solo music and chamber music, symphonies and oratorios.
Today, Wisconsin Public Radio will feature a lot of music with the theme of Thanksgiving and giving thanks.
And from 10 until noon, will also feature band, choral and instrumental music from the Honors Concerts of the Wisconsin School Music Association. That involves middle school and high schools students from around the state.
Then from noon to 3 p.m. there is a special National Public Radio (NPR) program for Thanksgiving that includes the British pianist Stephen Hough, who has performed several times in Madison at the Wisconsin Union Theater and with the Madison Symphony Orchestra, and who also held master classes at the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Music. (The NPR show features music and stories, and will also include Chris Kimball of the popular TV show and magazine America's Test Kitchen, which he is leaving because of a contract dispute. By the way, you can stream Wisconsin Public Radio,)
But you might also be interested to stream some other music. WQXR, the famed classical music radio station in New York City, has put together the Top 5 musical expressions of giving thanks. The website has audio and visual performances of the works that you can stream.
Here is a link:
And if you have other ideas about music that is appropriate for Thanksgiving this year, please leave them in the COMMENT section, preferably with a YouTube link if possible.
The Ear wants to hear.
Happy Thanksgiving to all.
A REMINDER: Tomorrow night, Tuesday, May 12, at 7:30 p.m, in Overture Hall at the Overture Center, the Empire Brass (below left) will perform a mostly Baroque program with guest organist Douglas Major (below right). Composers on the program include Johann Sebastian Bach, Dietrich Buxtehude, Henry Purcell and Michael Praetorius. Here is link to the Madison Symphony Orchestra's website with the complete program and background information:
By Jacob Stockinger
Larger groups and presenters such as the Madison Symphony Orchestra , the Madison Opera, the Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra, the Wisconsin Union Theater, Edgewood College and the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Music and the University Opera have finished their concert seasons.
Soon the major summer events — the Bach Dancing and Dynamite Society, the Madison Early Music Festival, the Token Creek Chamber Music Festival and Opera in the Park — will take place.
But not before smaller groups, who are still winding up their season, have finished.
The Ear has received the follow announcement:
Dear Friends,
I'd like to make you aware of an upcoming concert by the Madison Chamber Choir (below).
The concert is this Friday night, May 15, at 7:30 p.m., in Christ Presbyterian Church, 944 East Gorham Street, in downtown Madison.
Admission is a $10 suggested donation.
The program features "The Unicorn, the Gorgon and the Manticore" by the Italian-American composer Gian Carlo Menotti (below), most famous perhaps for establishing the Spoleto Festival and for his Christmas TV opera "Amahl and the Night Visitors." You can hear excerpts from the "Unicorn" in a YouTube video at the bottom.
The work is described as a "madrigal fable about an odd poet his strange pets and the shallow whims of his faddish neighbors." Assorted guest chamber instrumentalists will join the choir for the cantata.
The artistic director of the Madison Chamber Choir is Albert Pinsonneault (below), who also teaches at Edgewood College and directs the Madison Choral Project.
Here is a link to the choir's website about the concert:
And here is a link to a sample of the choir's singing:
ALERT: Just a reminder that tomorrow, Saturday, Dec. 13, at 1:30 p.m. in Mills Hall, on the UW-Madison campus in the George Mosse Humanities Building at 455 North Park Street.
The Youth Orchestra (below) and the Harp Ensemble of the Wisconsin Youth Symphony Orchestras (WYSO) will perform.
The orchestra's program includes The Roman Carnival Overture by the French composer Hector Berlioz; three excerpts from Act 3 of "Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg" by the German Opera composer Richard Wagner; and the first, third and fourth movements from the Symphony No. 1 in D Minor by Russian composer Sergei Rachmaninoff.
The Harp Ensemble will perform the traditional tune "Be Thou My Vision" as well as "Grandjany, Eleanor and Marcia"; and a medley of music by the Italian opera composer Giacomo Puccini.
Call the WYSO office at (608) 263-3320 for up-to-date concert and ticket information. Or visit http://wyso.music.wisc.edu
Tickets are $10 for adult, $5 for young people 18 and under; and they are available at the door 45 minutes prior to each concert.
By Jacob Stockinger
Today is officially the last day of classes for the first semester at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. The next two weeks are devoted to a study period and to final papers and exams.
That means classes are also ending at a lot of other public and private universities and colleges around the nation, The Ear suspects. And elementary schools, middle schools and high schools will not be far behind.
So it is a timely time to post the results of research that shows that classical music -– not just any music, but specifically classical music, which lowers rather raises blood pressure –- can help students study and prepare for final exams.
It was published in advance of two radio stations' scheduling of useful classical music in Los Angeles at the University of Southern California and in San Francisco.
Apparently, the secret is that it has to do with the embedded structure of the music itself.
The researchers, which range from the cancer center at Duke University and the University of San Diego to the University of Toronto, even mention some specific composers and musical genres or forms that exhibit that sense of structure in outstanding ways.
The composers cited include such Old Masters as Johann Sebastian Bach (below top), Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (below middle) and Johannes Brahms (below bottom). Richard Strauss and George Frideric Handel also were mentioned. Surprisingly, no mention was made of music by Antonio Vivaldi, Franz Joseph Haydn or Franz Schubert.
But students should avoid loud and more scattered music, the research suggests. No "1812 Overture," complete with cannons, by Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky! Such music is actually disrupting and counterproductive.
Maybe that same sense of structure and regularity — especially noticeable in Baroque music as well as the Classical period and early Romantic music — also explains why those composers have appealed to so many people for so long.
It may also explain why student who study music and go through formal music education often go on to high achievement in other fields.
And the preferred forms include solo music, including the piano and the lute, and string quartets. That makes sense to me since they are more intimate and less overwhelming forms. Solo French piano by Claude Debussy, Gabriel Fauré and Francis Poulenc come in for special mention. (I would also add the 550 sonatas by Domenico Scarlatti.)
The Ear suspects that what works for final exams also works for other studying and homework in general and other intensive intellectual tasks.
And maybe what is good for college students is also good for high school or even middle school or elementary school students.
I do have some questions: Did the researchers take the conflicting evidence about multi-taking into account? But I assume they probably gave that some thought. Still, you have to wonder.
Here is a link to the story:
Do you have favorite music to study by? (One of my favorites is the Waltz in C-Sharo minor by Frederic Chopin as played with great discernible structure, repetition and variation — listen to inner voices — as well as incredible color and nuance by Yuja Wang in a popular YouTube video at the bottom.)
Favorite composers, favorite kinds and favorite pieces?
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Brett Brown says Ben Simmons will be Sixers' point guard when he returns
The No. 1 pick will have the ball in his hands right away
When No. 1 pick Ben Simmons makes his NBA debut for the Philadelphia 76ers, he will be playing point guard, according to coach Brett Brown. Simmons, who broke his right foot during training camp, is expected to return to the court in January.
From the Philadelphia Inquirer's Keith Pompey:
"When he's ready to go to the court, my intention is to give him the ball and let him be the point guard," Brown said. "That's the plan. That doesn't just happen. It takes a little bit of time to introduce him."
Watch Simmons play for two minutes and you'll see that he has the mind of a point guard and the body of a power forward. He was always going to be a playmaker for the Sixers. The question, though, has been whether Brown would use him as their primary playmaker or more of a point forward, like Draymond Green, Lamar Odom or Simmons' mentor, LeBron James. Brown brought these names up in an interview with NBA.com's Scott Howard-Cooper at summer league in July, and said then that he wasn't entirely sure how he'd use Simmons, but he'd likely start him as a point forward. This, then, is a little bit of a shift.
It helps that Philadelphia's roster has been constructed in a way that makes sense for Simmons to play point guard. If Jerryd Bayless, who has missed most of the season because of a wrist injury, is healthy when Simmons returns, then he's the right sort of player to defend other point guards but play off the ball, like Patrick Beverley does for the Houston Rockets. Bayless, in fact, held this role last season for the Milwaukee Bucks when they shifted Giannis Antetokounmpo to point guard. The Sixers also have more shooters that in recent years, which will open things up for Simmons to create.
As much as this is about Simmons' biggest strength (passing), it's also about his biggest weakness (shooting). Unless he has transformed his jumper while hurt, he is simply much more effective with the ball in his hands than without it. As he gets acclimated to the NBA, it might be best to just hand him the keys and build up his confidence that way. Philadelphia fans are already giddy about the prospect of him running pick-and-rolls with Joel Embiid.
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Hardball host Chris Matthews is scheduled to appear on Ellen, and a sneak peek shows him trying his darndest to dance like she does but ultimately failing miserably. Not only that, but he reaches for Ellen DeGeneres' hand for a little twirl-around but winds up putting her in a headlock and then as they're falling down, he grabs onto her ...Read More »
Carrie Underwood Needs to Leave 'Umbrella' to Rihanna (Video)
Okay, so I don't hate this live version of Carrie Underwood and Keith Urban covering Rihanna's hit "Umbrella" as much as I thought I would. However, Carrie Underwood should seriously think about not ever dancing. Ever. Keith Urban's kind of adorable in that heroin addict sort of way, though, so I'll forgive him…this time!Read More »
Indie Music Videos: Times New Viking New Short Film
Indie Music Videos: Times New Viking New Short Film Indie artists Times New Viking (Merge) have released a new short film titled "Hello, we are Times New Viking from Columbus, Ohio". The video is directed by Jo McCaughey. Times New Viking 2011 Tour Dates Times New Viking's upcoming album, Dancer Enquired, is set to drop April 26, 2011. Check out ...Read More »