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Author Archives: Daniel Pecoraro
In Spite of Sidelined Star, “Cosi Fan Tutte” Shines
Those in attendance at the performance of Cosi Fan Tutte at the Metropolitan Opera were presented with bad news upon entering the Opera House and receiving their programs. “In this evening’s performance of Cosi fan tutte, the role of Ferrando … Continue reading
Posted in Opera and tour 2010, Reviews
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Ailey’s “Anointed” Enthralls Through Dance and Song
(N.B. Instead of reviewing the entire Ailey performance for my third and final review, I decided to review just one of the three acts, within the scope of the entire performance. I hope this is okay.) When this writer went … Continue reading
Posted in Alvin Ailey and Dance, Reviews, Uncategorized
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Public War Memorials in New York, 1900-present, by Kevin Lin, Daniel Milyavsky and Daniel Pecoraro
According to the Department of Parks and Recreation, there are over 270 memorials devoted to wars (New York City, “War Memorials in Parks”). Commemoration of the dead, especially the war dead, and veneration to those who fought in battle is … Continue reading
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On tiny but seaworthy stage, musicians impress
On a cool Saturday afternoon, a few dozen people turned out for the penultimate free concert of the year at Bargemusic on November 20. The eponymous barge, located in the Fulton Ferry Landing along the East River, played host to … Continue reading
Artwork from two weeks ago
Here’s some of the works made the Wednesday before last at the Macaulay Building.
Posted in Class Announcements
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Conceptual Art
Conceptual art holds the concepts and ideas of art above a work of art in and of itself; rather than making aesthetics important, it makes abstractions important. The Conceptual movement began around the 1960s, centered around ready-made objects and language … Continue reading
Posted in 10/27 Assignment
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Artists vs. Artisans, and the Power of Photography
To me, an artist in this century is someone that creates something that is art – which, by my definition, is anything that can inspire further creativity. Unlike my colleague Audriana, I believe that artists can create a large amount … Continue reading
Posted in 10/3 and 10/4 Assignment, 10/6 Assignment
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Video Project: “Patience and Fortitude”
For the public art video project, I chose the two lion sculptures at the Schwartzman Building of the New York Public Library. The lions, along with the main building, are nearing their centennial, with the building and the lions (then … Continue reading
Posted in 9/22 Assignment, 9/29 Assignment
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Review: World Youth Alliance Orchestra
Here’s a tall order: find 21 child prodigies on violin, viola, cello, and bass, unite them into an orchestra, and present said orchestra to the public in mid-September. Oh, and you have to begin in August. This is what Alexis … Continue reading
9/15 Assignment: Who is the Artist?
I think that the emotion is conveyed in art threefold. First, through the originator: at the very least, the originator must create the framework for emotion to be elicited through the piece. A libretto of an opera, script of a … Continue reading
Posted in 9/15 Assignment
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