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The first season of Bryan Fuller’s NBC series “Hannibal” was visually and aurally stunning, and the the show’s soundscape created a uniquely chilling atmosphere while providing helpful insight into the characters. Continue reading Music To Eat People To: The Soundscape of NBC’s Hannibal
What does the 2012 election mean for arts funding and the future of symphony orchestras in this country? In the wake of the National Symphony Orchestra of Cuba’s first U.S. tour, I look at different approaches to supporting the arts and speculate as to how our orchestras can thrive again. Continue reading American Orchestras, Arts Funding, and International Musical Politics after the Election
American musicians were unable to record the music for one of The Avengers’ best scenes that combined preexisting art music with shocking violence, giving insight into the film’s villain and placing it into an emerging cinematic tradition. Continue reading Loki, Schubert, and the Art of Accompanying Ultraviolence
Timothy Storhoff 