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At 91, Terry Riley Rises With Claire Chase and JACK Quartet

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By Richard S. Ginell
| San Francisco Classical Voice Verified
Our crop of musical nonagenarians and soon-to-be-nonagenarians may be the busiest in history. Terry Riley, who turned 91 in June, has been preoccupied with the passage of his time on earth. “Everything will keep going up, and up,” he tells an interviewer in the liner notes of a new recording of his The Holy Liftoff, released July 17 on Sono Luminus. “I’m going to lift off, too, in the not-too-distant future,” he cheerfully and fatalistically adds.
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Grete Pedersen Brings Zest to The Seasons at Carmel Bach Festival

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By Richard S. Ginell
| San Francisco Classical Voice Verified
Performers at the Carmel Bach Festival | Credit: Todd Rosenburg Even after three seasons of Grete Pedersen refreshing the repertoire of the venerable Carmel Bach Festival, it may be that we ain’t seen nothing yet. The former soccer player turned choral director’s theme for the 89th festival is “the nature of sound” – and in her first two programs, she constructed two collages of music from today and long ago that went beyond her earlier experiments in stretching the ears of Carmel’s audiences.
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The Old and the New Mingle at the Carmel Bach Festival

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By Richard S. Ginell
| San Francisco Classical Voice Verified
Nature’s Poet at the Carmel Bach Festival | Credit: Todd Rosenberg While Grete Pedersen’s stewardship of the 89th Carmel Bach Festival has been aimed at resuming the mission of founders Dene Denny and Hazel Watrous: of celebrating the very old and the very new, traditionalists could still drink their fill at the fountain of patron saint Johann Sebastian Bach.
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