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Originally posted by @sonhouse"... Scheherazade, Rimsky-Korsakov..."
For me the revelation about classical music came with Scheherazade, Rimsky-Korsakov. It was a true revelation for me no doubt. The dozens of themes played in so many ways was enthralling.
Much later I was similarly enthralled at a live performance of The Miraculous Mandarin by Bela Bartok, he should be the forth B IMHO.
This is a fine example of the "genius of the masters" I was speaking of earlier.
"Bela Bartok, he should be the fourth B IMHO."
There are many who agree with you. I am one of them. 🙂
Originally posted by @suzianneWow, we AGREE on something🙂 Have you heard the Miraculous Mandarin? What struck me was the incredible difference of a recording of it V hearing it live, it was like an alive thing when I heard it at Wolftrap. We could not get in to the actual seats but there was a grassy knoll just outside and we had blankets and laying on them listening, it was breathtaking.
[b]"... Scheherazade, Rimsky-Korsakov..."
This is a fine example of the "genius of the masters" I was speaking of earlier.
"Bela Bartok, he should be the fourth B IMHO."
There are many who agree with you. I am one of them. 🙂[/b]
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Originally posted by @stellspalfieLink:
Bosch - The Last Judgment.
https://www.khanacademy.org/humanities/renaissance-reformation/northern/hieronymus-bosch/v/bosch-last-judgment-triptych-1504-08
I wanna see the movie🙂
Originally posted by @sonhouseI am not familiar with that piece.
Wow, we AGREE on something🙂 Have you heard the Miraculous Mandarin? What struck me was the incredible difference of a recording of it V hearing it live, it was like an alive thing when I heard it at Wolftrap. We could not get in to the actual seats but there was a grassy knoll just outside and we had blankets and laying on them listening, it was breathtaking.
I heard an amazing sampling on NPR today of a new album by a Danish group. The story was about the similarity of classical music with folk music. I'll dig around and find the name of the group and album for you, or maybe a link to NPR's story.
Originally posted by @suzianneI'll be waiting with baited breath🙂
I am not familiar with that piece.
I heard an amazing sampling on NPR today of a new album by a Danish group. The story was about the similarity of classical music with folk music. I'll dig around and find the name of the group and album for you, or maybe a link to NPR's story.
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Originally posted by @suzianneThe group is the Danish String Quartet, they play mainly classical music, but they explore the similarity of classical and folk music in their latest album, Last Leaf.
I am not familiar with that piece.
I heard an amazing sampling on NPR today of a new album by a Danish group. The story was about the similarity of classical music with folk music. I'll dig around and find the name of the group and album for you, or maybe a link to NPR's story.
https://www.npr.org/sections/deceptivecadence/2017/12/05/560399813/vintage-nordic-folk-tunes-with-strings-attached
If you go to the link, at the top is a play button and you can listen to the story as it was presented on NPR, or you can scroll down, and in the right margin is a link to NPR's column Tiny Desk, where you can probably see a video of DSQ playing a song from the album.
Originally posted by @sonhouseIf you are hoping to catch something I'll be waiting with bated breath!
I'll be waiting with baited[sic] breath🙂
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Originally posted by @wolfgang59You didn't realized you've been baited, rated and skated🙂
If you are hoping to catch something I'll be waiting with bated breath!
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