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Miles Fish
Northwest Arkansas Community College, Music, Faculty Member
- Journalism, Conducting, History, Italian Studies, Baroque Music, Antonio Vivaldi, and 23 moreEzra Pound, Olga Rudge, Louis Kaufman, Choral Music, Orchestral Conducting, Orchestral Music, Istituto Italiano Antonio Vivaldi, Travel Writing, Travel Behavior, Travel, Travel and Tourism, Traveling, Travel Literature, Italy, Accademia Chigiana, Musicology, Music History, Music Education, Sociology of Music, Historical Musicology, Music, Cultural Musicology, and History of musicedit
- Miles Dayton FishProfessor of MusicNorthwest Arkansas Community CollegeFounder/School Advisor, NWACC at the Universita per Stranieri di Siena
Brief profile at www.MilesFish.com
CV attached at Academia.comedit
(www.FishMozartRequiem.com) The extraordinary last days of Amadeus and the days that followed his death. The writing of the Requiem including the completion after his death followed by the slow-burn discoveries, theories, controversies,... more
(www.FishMozartRequiem.com) The extraordinary last days of Amadeus and the days that followed his death. The writing of the Requiem including the completion after his death followed by the slow-burn discoveries, theories, controversies, and conspiracies that abound to this day of one of the most often performed choral/orchestral works in the classical repertory. Includes M.Fish's photos of historic sites in Prague, Salzburg, Vienna and photos of Requiem facsimiles illustrations. (In two parts; both parts printed here. PDF from M.Fish's web www.FishMozartRequiem.com)
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Very short travel piece for visitors to Italy. You can't eat pizza for lunch, Italians don't tip and don't dip, no cappuccino after dinner, etc.
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Article was Published The Choral Journal, May 2015. http://acda.org/files/choral_journals/FishMay15.pdf With more than two thousand recording and myriad music conductors programing his music worldwide, Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741) is one... more
Article was Published The Choral Journal, May 2015.
http://acda.org/files/choral_journals/FishMay15.pdf
With more than two thousand recording and myriad music conductors programing his music worldwide, Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741) is one of the most performed composers
in music history. It is hard to believe that until the mid/late1950s, Vivaldi and his music were virtually unknown to the concert-going public.
This article recounts the true story of the rediscovery of Vivaldi—from the 1920's uncovering of hundreds of compositions once
thought lost to the quest to bring those compositions to the forefront of classical repertoire. Contained in the article are the author’s personal photographs, including images from the Italian National University Library in Turin where the Vivaldi Turin manuscripts are located and images from the library archives of the Accademia Musicale Chigiana in Siena.
http://acda.org/files/choral_journals/FishMay15.pdf
With more than two thousand recording and myriad music conductors programing his music worldwide, Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741) is one of the most performed composers
in music history. It is hard to believe that until the mid/late1950s, Vivaldi and his music were virtually unknown to the concert-going public.
This article recounts the true story of the rediscovery of Vivaldi—from the 1920's uncovering of hundreds of compositions once
thought lost to the quest to bring those compositions to the forefront of classical repertoire. Contained in the article are the author’s personal photographs, including images from the Italian National University Library in Turin where the Vivaldi Turin manuscripts are located and images from the library archives of the Accademia Musicale Chigiana in Siena.