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Daniel E. Abraham es un director de orquesta y musicólogo estadounidense. Estudió dirección de orquesta bajo la tutela de Paul Traver en la Universidad de Maryland y de William Weinert en la Eastman School of Music. Conocido tanto por su investigación como por sus conocimientos en el área de la música antigua y la música del período barroco, Abraham ha escrito varias publicaciones sobre el tema de las interpretaciones históricamente informadas.
“I was listening to Tim Powers talking and he said he didn't want his villains just defeated, he wanted them humiliated and destroyed. And I thought: 'I don't. I want my villains to be understood and forgiven.”
“Writers are a basically insecure bunch. We are convinced that everything we do sucks, all the time. It's something you have to fight. The best way to make sure that your writing will never be particularly good is to use it for something besides telling the story. And I think there's a real tension between sophistication and accessibility.”
“It’s always been like this. Every generation finds its own way to show that it isn’t like the one before. Too much risk, too much sex, terrible music, not enough respect for the old ways. This is no different.”
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