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23. Dez. 2023 · Ahlberg Funeral Chapel. On December 23, 2023, John Ralph Moore, Jr died peacefully surrounded by family at the memory care home where he had resided for over a year. John was born in Port Arthur, Texas on November 13, 1946 to Alice Keyes Moore and John Ralph Moore. John’s early years were spent in Port Arthur where he lived with his parents ...
Ralph Moore’s Surveys. Surveys published before 2023 are still held on the archive site, but the link page has been transferred to the new. Bach Bach’s Goldberg VariationsBartókDuke BluebeardBeethovenFidelio Missa Solemnis BelliniI puritaniNormaBerlioz Béatrice & Bénédict La damnation de FaustLes nuits d’étéLes Troyens Requiem ...
by Ralph Moore Tristan und Isolde represents both the highpoint of Romantic opera and the gateway to a new world of harmonic invention, epitomised by the famous “Tristan chord”. Despite its length and nearly insurmountable vocal challenges for its principal singers, it has established and maintained a central
Ralph Moore. "I am a retired English teacher who was a Head of Department and previously worked in educational publishing. I have had a passion for opera since I was eighteen and had a brief flirtation with vocal training in New York in the early 80's. I am reasonably knowledgeable about the history of recorded opera and the workings of the ...
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by Ralph Moore There are more than eighty recordings of Elektra in the catalogue, which, along with Salome, makes it the most recorded of Strauss operas after the obvious Der Rosenkavalier; Capriccio enjoys only a quarter of that number. That popularity is perhaps surprising, given that the work is grim and
Ralph Moore, the young man featured on this outstanding album, would certainly not discount the impact of Trane’s playing on his own style. But Moore has steered clear of the pitfall of imitation. Tonally he is softer, and his improvisations brim with his own ideas. He comes from what might be termed mid-period Coltrane, but finds stimulating, new things to say within that general area.
