The Minnesota Star Tribune actually printed this. It’s by a special writer named Larry Fuchsberg. The title?
Minnestoa Orchestra and a peculiar troika
If you’re not familiar with the word “troika,” I will graciously define it for you. Well not me, the Free Dictionary.
troika: n.; A team of three horses abreast.
Why do I bring this up, you may ask? Because he calls Jennifer Higdon a horse.
As Captain Hook might say, if he was real and not a fictional pirate, who probably wouldn’t even frequent Minnesota anyway, especially in winter because it’s so darn cold and there’s not much money to be made from piracy that far up on the Mississippi—if he read this, he’d scoff: Bad form.
On a brighter note, another horse is Rachmaninov.
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Showing posts with label Mississippi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mississippi. Show all posts
3/1/08
Oh No He Di'int!
Posted by Empiricus at 6:28 PM 2 comments
Labels: Capatin Hook, Jennifer Higdon, Larry Fuchsberg, Mississippi, Rachmaninoff, troika
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