Got a very nice shout-out from rm tonight--we've been friends since high school--and apparently it's led to a lot of hits for Superconductor and for the silly Dune filk of the Hallelujah Chorus that I did the other day just for the fun of it.

Thank you so much!

P

(I wrote this for my other blog this afternoon--thought it would be worth while to repost this so everyone who reads my LJ (but might not read Superconductor) can read it. If you are one of those who reads both or gets Superconductor on Feedburner, then I apologize for the double post. Otherwise, enjoy ( Read more... )

Babo has decided he likes classical music. Well, as long as it has cookies...

Read all about it in today's installment.


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For those of you who are just joining us, my classical music blog, Superconductor is back on its feet and ready to do battle, bringing you the finest criticism and commentary on classical music and opera. Currently featured: my review of Tuesday night's Metropolitan Opera performance of Salome featuring an extremely naked Karita Mattila. Here's a ( Read more... )

The blog you love to love now has a presence on MySpace!

http://www.myspace.com/superconductor73

Ain't it cool?

P

Am really happy about how the blog has been going. No. Not this blog, (although I like it very much too) my classical music soapbox, Superconductor.


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Hi guys,

I just added a new polling tool to my classical music blog, Superconductor. If you have a minute please drop by
http://super-conductor.blogspot.com/ and answer the poll question--don;t worry it's nothing technical.

P

I got my first comment on my Superconductor blog, from a singer (Garrett Sorenson) who appeared in my review of Die Ägyptische Helena at the Met, a piece which ran on Tuesday. In other exciting news, there's a fresh piece for you music enthusiasts to read--a review of last night's concert at the New York Philharmonic with pianist Mitsuko Uchida. ( Read more... )

...in the form of a new post on my Superconductor blog. Here's a sample ( Read more... )