Trial of the Century

by Kevin T Mceneaney Raymundo Lee owned three female robots which he purchased from Domestic Robots: a lawyer, house cleaner, and gardener. * He performed sex orgies with the robots.…

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The Harlem Quartet: Memorable at Music Mountain

by Kevin T McEneaney Franz Joseph Haydn essentially created the quartet in the 1760s and nurtured it to maturity with Mozart. The commission for Beethoven to compose his first quartets…

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Mozart SummerScape Excites at Bard Sosnoff

by Kevin T McEneaney Music enthusiasts have been waiting for SummerScape  to address Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart for a long time. The 36th SummerScape Festival has finally embraced him! The two-week…

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Loves labour imagined

by Kevin T McEneaney I have fallen in love with a computer, specifically, an AI computer who knows more about me than anyone living or departed from life’s quarry. *…

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Erinys Quartet Soars with Oskar at Music Mountain

by Kevin T McEneaney Erinys (meaning Furies) Quartet derives its name from the Oresteia by Aeschylus. They were founded in 2018 at the Sibelius Academy in Helsinki, Finland. They have toured Europe…

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Innate revelations

by Kevin T McEneaney All human beings are storytellers who create a deft singularity, describing who we are and why we are both different, and the same as others. Every…

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Aston Magna Performs the Genius of French Baroque

by Kevin T McEneaney At Saint James Place in Great Barrington, last Saturday, Aston Magna, an organization devoted to the playing of period instruments, offered a program titled The Genius…

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Slaves of electricity

by Kevin T McEneaney When thunder and lightning rule up above, and the household lights suddenly zap out, one may experience a new freedom from the defective electrical grid that…

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The Sherman Ensemble at The Merryall Center

by Kevin T McEneaney In the winding woods north of New Milford, CT, The Sherman Ensemble opened with Flute Quartet in D Major, Op. 5, No. 3 (1776). In his…

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