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The quality of the teaching, which Ganna once praised to the skies, is suddenly wretched.
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Her paintings were being praised to the skies, and her business demands were conceptually provocative.
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The show is something less than a mid-career retrospective, on the order of his praised-to-the-skies 27 exhibition at the Schaulager in Basel.
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The latest example of this narrative is Adam Serwer's essay in The Atlantic, "The Nationalist's Delusion," which has been praised to the skies by almost every liberal in my Twitter feed, and which comes on the heels of Ta-Nehisi Coates's similarly themed Atlantic essay, "The First White President," which earned similar encomia a couple of months ago.
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At first he regularly programmed old music, too, but with the rise of ensembles specialized in that field, he mostly left it to them. Most of the little known repertoire he mined was 20th century music—Dewilde (2011:98–99) lists over three dozen living Flemish composers he programmed—and, surprisingly perhaps, 19th and early 20th century romanticism. His instinctive aversion to much romantic music was not, however, to romanticism itself, but to a type of romanticism that lacked artistic quality but was praised to the skies for pandering to nationalist and religious feelings. He unearthed and performed a great many works, shorter pieces as well as major works, of Flemish romantic composers whose scores exhibited real artistic quality, like Joseph Ryelandt's Maria, Arthur Wilford's Liebeslieder im Mai and Herbstwinde, Franz Uyttenhove's Stabat Mater, Karel Candael's Het Marialeven and Oscar Roels's Prometheus.
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