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This is where my thoughts pool as a reservoir of miscellany and peculiarity. It's actually not my brain that's dripping -- it's my soul that's leaking. It's really no big deal.
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- portrait
- "Angels in Heaven"
- Not bad at all for an Opus One.
- structures...
- A Norman Nicholson poem
- A Shostakovich Prelude & Fugue
- morning thoughts
- Ginette Neveu plays Ravel's TZIGANE
- Sassafras Sassoon (Life & Times)
- "Praise of Ysolt" by Ezra Pound
- How it's done.
- Dvorak's CELLO CONCERTO -- Rose & the Philadelphia
- Janacek's SINFONIETTA
- Ginastera and my reverie
- Granados's "Goyescas no.1"
- an episode
- Dvorak's Violin Concerto
- Anabel Montesinos -- Fantasie Hongroise (Mertz)
- Dead Can Dance -- "Rakim"
- Novi Sad (after a watercolor by Dusan Djukaric)
- Zemun (after a watercolor by Dusan Djukaric)
- flabbergastingly good
- the island dweller (for David Bentley)
- Kaprálová -- "April"
- colors of Huckleberry
- a Mahler thing!
- Ezra Pound -- "Exile's Letter"
- Michelangeli -- Debussy's "Reflets dans l'eau"
- Leonard Cohen
- Neil was groovy in 1967
- The Grosse Fugue (orchestral)
- Moravec -- Chopin
- Lara St. John -- Bach
- Brendel -- Mozart
- Viktoria Postnikova Moscow 1970
- The unreal world of Alfred Schnittke
- Richter -- Ravel
- Songs from Bruno Schulz's THE STREET OF CROCODILES
- Valentina Lisitsa -- Liszt
- Valentina Lisitsa -- Chopin
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I can see why its called "Totentanz" meaning "death dance" Mrs. Lisitsa makes this piece much more valuable. Born with the hands of an angel, that play like demons. Amazing pianist and interpretation.
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I agree. And thanks for stopping by!
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