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Sunday, February 20, 2011
19 feb kusc
this ladies site
here, stoops an angel gathering falling flowers in a basket, flowers that fall from somewhere we
http://ornamental.typepad.com/ornamental/2009/10/index.htm
can't see at all
http://ornamental.typepad.com/ornamental/2009/10/index.htm
can't see at all
Saturday, February 19, 2011
Bach Sonata N0. 1 Sublime KUSC dreamed of musical moment
| Johann Sebastian Bach: Sonata No. 1 | |||||
| bunny note: Knotts Baroque | make happen | has long held note like in Truman Show sea scene | Kim Kashkashian, viola Keith Jarrett, harpsichord | ||
| and truman show like piano composed of thudding heartbeats | |||||
Friday, February 4, 2011
Power / Warren-Green, London Chamber Orchestra
http://www.arkivmusic.com/classical/Playlist?source=KUSC&composer=Nick%20Bicat&work=Under%20the%20Eye%20of%20Heaven%3A%20Enigma&label=Virgin&catalog=91199
Under the Eye of Heaven: The Enigma by Nick Bicat
Under the Eye of Heaven: The Enigma by Nick Bicat
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Works For Wind Orchestra / Royal Northern College Of Music
http://www.arkivmusic.com/classical/Playlist?source=KUSC&composer=Percy%20Grainger&work=Faeroe%20Island%20Dance%20and%20Country%20Gardens&label=Chandos&catalog=9549
I was fascinated that the Faeroe Island Dance in this late band version of 1954 has a pivoting ostinato for horns that echoes the opening of Vaughan Williams’s Fifth Symphony, before launching into the dance proper with echoes of The Rite of Spring. The merry King is hardly merry at all, with a ruminative part for piano, a setting of a folk-song which Grainger collected in 1905 in the then evidently rural setting of Wimbledon!
I was fascinated that the Faeroe Island Dance in this late band version of 1954 has a pivoting ostinato for horns that echoes the opening of Vaughan Williams’s Fifth Symphony, before launching into the dance proper with echoes of The Rite of Spring. The merry King is hardly merry at all, with a ruminative part for piano, a setting of a folk-song which Grainger collected in 1905 in the then evidently rural setting of Wimbledon!
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