- The true pearl Flows Through the Tapestries, 06 Oct 2018 in Reviews
About: Rachael Fuller
Rachael Fuller received her B.M. in Piano Performance and M.A. in Music Theory from Kent State University in Kent, Ohio, where she studied piano with Jerry Wong, music theory with Richard Devore, and musicology with Theodore Albrecht. Previously, Rachael studied piano at Heidelberg University with Pierre van der Westhuizen. Currently, she works as an Administrative Assistant for the Department of Chemistry at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. She runs administration for two research labs by day and attends concerts of many kinds by night. While in Ohio, Rachael began a lecture series in music history at an arts center, stressing the importance of including the entire community in learning about art music. Her research interests extend beyond traditional classical music, including experimental music, film music, and punk rock. However, her first love is Beethoven’s piano music, which she plays religiously. Rachael also writes her own blog, Sound Merit, at https://soundmerit.com/, which battles the art of analyzing popular music and experimental music in a serious, respectful manner. Although Rachael was born in Boston, Massachusetts, her parents transported her to a rural town outside of Cleveland, Ohio, in her early years. She finally found a way back last year on her own. She currently resides in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where she also enjoys raiding cooking blogs, building her record collection, and going to punk rock shows.
Articles by Rachael Fuller:
- Considering a Dreadful Dad Before Father’s Day, 19 Jun 2018 in Reviews
- Heiss’s Earthly and Unearthly Delights, 11 Apr 2018 in Reviews
- Stalin’s Prokofiev at Boston Ballet, 17 Mar 2018 in Reviews
- Equality Prevails at Marlboro, 13 Mar 2018 in Reviews
- Archaic Deities at the Gardner, 07 Feb 2018 in Reviews
- AMOC Inaugurates a Festival, 12 Dec 2017 in News & Features
- Challenging Sounds, 10 Dec 2017 in Reviews
- Architecting Sonic Particles, 09 Nov 2017 in Reviews
- Salonen and Sibelius Energize Boston Ballet, 05 Nov 2017 in Reviews
- Four Generations of Boston Sounds, 31 Oct 2017 in Reviews
- Celebrating Queerness Operatically, 28 Oct 2017 in Reviews
- Arditti’s Quietude at the ICA, 24 Oct 2017 in Reviews
- How To Play the Cactus, 22 Oct 2017 in Reviews
- No Assembly Required, 17 Oct 2017 in Reviews
- Gil’s Grins and Other Romances, 06 Oct 2017 in Reviews
- Beers and New Music, 02 Oct 2017 in Reviews
- Sliding Across the MFA Floors, 29 Sep 2017 in Reviews
- Creating a Northeast American Sound, 25 Sep 2017 in Reviews
- Dinnerstein and A Far Cry Premiere Philip Glass, 23 Sep 2017 in Reviews
- Heavy Contemporary Metal, 18 Sep 2017 in Reviews
- Taking Stock: Last Weekend at Tanglewood, 28 Aug 2017 in Reviews