About: Michael Rocha
Michael Rocha is a self-described "long-ago" music teacher, a long-time music enthusiast and pianist, and short-time Web designer: http://www.cobaltocumulus.com. He graduated first in his class of 2,800 from UCLA, with an MA in Meteorology from MIT.
Articles by Michael Rocha:
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Four Strings: Infinite Possibilities,
01 Feb 2010 in Reviews
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Bass Notes, Legato Tones at Boston Conservatory,
09 Dec 2009 in Reviews
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“What Makes it Great” with Borromeo and Ariel Quartets was Absolutely Great,
09 Nov 2009 in Reviews
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All Treats, no Tricks as BSO Beethoven Cycle Continues,
31 Oct 2009 in Reviews
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Chameleon Presents Colorful, Inspired Juxtapositions in Season Opener,
05 Oct 2009 in Reviews
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Quintessentialicious: Mazur and Ohlsson at Tanglewood,
17 Aug 2009 in Reviews
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Pierre Hantaï: Extemporaneous Harpsichordist Extraordinaire for BEMF,
11 Jun 2009 in Reviews
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Good For What Ails You,
11 May 2009 in Reviews
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Hidden Gem in Plain Sight,
06 Apr 2009 in Reviews
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The Maestro and Mozart: Cohesive, Lucid, Refreshing,
22 Feb 2009 in Reviews
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