Carlos Andres Botero

Carlos Andres Botero

Orchestra Conductor | Consultant

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Mozart’s Four Notes

Mozart’s Four Notes
This entry is part 1 of 3 in the series Musical Borrowing

  Please allow me to start this “Musical Borrowing series” with a personal favorite of mine. The story of these simple four notes is quite fascinating. Here is the motif:  The first time I came accross this theme was not the first

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Charles Ives

Charles Ives
This entry is part 2 of 3 in the series Musical Borrowing

  Charles Ives’s First Symphony was written in partial fulfillment of his degree requirements for graduation from Yale College in 1898. In tackling his first large-scale orchestral project he turned out what from today’s perspective is a fine, often very

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Ives’ 2nd: American melody in an accomplished European vessel

Ives’ 2nd: American melody in an accomplished European vessel
This entry is part 3 of 3 in the series Musical Borrowing

In 1900, Charles Ives, the dean of American maverick composers, set out to compose his second symphony some ten years after he had finished his first, a work he wrote strictly in a traditional European style as demanded by his

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  • February 25: Rice Class: “Bruckner: The end of an era.”

    - Time: 7:00 pm

     

  • March 4: Rice Class: “Beethoven: The first of the titans.”

    - Time: 7:00 pm

     

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