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Monthly Archives: March 2012

True criticism

In the end, it’s misleading, and perhaps false, to speak of reviews as ‘negative’ or ‘positive’. A good review should contain both elements, judiciously balanced. We live in an age of shameless puffery. A good critic, a just judge, will resist this. But let’s face it: in the case of poetry (and of the novel,Continue reading “True criticism”

Posted byKevin P. EdgecombMarch 10, 2012October 29, 2020Posted inPoetry1 Comment on True criticism

Capella Romana: Ancient Light

Some of you will be familiar with Capella Romana, an astonishingly good vocal chamber ensemble, about which you may read more here. One of my fellow seminarians here at school, John Boyer, who is a fine friend and chanter, is a member of Capella Romana, which was a pleasant surprise when I first learned it.Continue reading “Capella Romana: Ancient Light”

Posted byKevin P. EdgecombMarch 6, 2012Posted inCulture & Arts3 Comments on Capella Romana: Ancient Light
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