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some more thoughts on the death of concert music

by Kurt Knecht | Feb 9, 2012 | concert music, kurt knecht, Thomas a Kempis, Thomas Merton, Uncategorized

In the past few days, a little vortex in the collective unconsciousness opened above my head, and a gyre of synchronicity came spinning down. Colleagues from around the country representing various academic institutions and performing arts organizations have been...

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