"It is not the expansion outwards, but the return to the center what matters most. But the latter does not belong to the order of music: it is silence. What, in our opinion, is the characteristic of him is that thing which, in his music, gets as close as it is possible to that center, so that the sonorous density reach extreme tenuity and a perfect transparency." - Jean-Victor Hocquard
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El testament d'Amèlia (arranged by Miguel Llobet) guitar: Andrés Segovia
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this just might be the creepiest and saddest piece of music you’ll hear today.
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Spiklenci slasti (1996) Jan Svankmajer.
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Moonlit Wanderer (n.d.)
Michael Fratrich
Oil on linen (36 x 36 in.)
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Léon-Mathieu Cochereau (French, 1793-1817). “The Interior of Jacques-Louis David’s studio at the Collège des Quatre-Nations, Paris” c.1814-17. Toledo Museum of Art, Ohio, USA. oil on canvas
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Street of Crocodiles (1986) by Brothers Quay
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Over 150 years ago a group of anonymous Japanese artists created a 34-ft long scroll titled He-Gassen aka 屁合戦, literally: Fart Battle. It was created during the Edo Period (probably around 1846) in Japan and consists of roughly 15 different scenes depicting people directing their farts at other people or objects. There are people farting at each other. There are people farting through objects. There are people combating farts with fans. There are bags of farts being released. Trees and cats get blown away by farts. And the scroll culminates with a divine gust of flatulence knocking over a ceremony and causing complete and utter chaos.
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Debussy : “Le Martyre de St Sébastien”, fragments symphoniques (III : “La Passion”)
Orchestre national de Lyon
Jun Märkl (direction)
Enr. 2009
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Mozart : Concerto pour piano n° 23, en la majeur, K 488 (II-Adagio)
Clifford Curzon (piano)
London Symphony Orchestra
István Kertész (direction)
Enr. 1968
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‼️Russians attack with cluster ballistic missile on high-rise building in densely populated Kharkiv district, — Regional Military Administration
One person killed and 74 injured.
More than 20 apartment buildings and more than 30 private homes damaged.







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Beethoven- Piano Sonata no. 23 in F minor, op. 57 "Appasionata": Allegro ma non troppo- Presto
Performed by Vladimir Horowitz
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The police have just arrested a cinema student who was prostituting herself to pay for her studies. Under the streetlamp, she was reading Kant. She told them the parable of the pigeon:
“When the pigeon flies, it struggles against the resistance of the air, and imagines it would be easier to fly in empty space. But if it flew in empty space, it would fall. In order not to fall, one must learn to resist,” she told them.
It would be the tale of a young filmmaker, just starting out. He wants to film rebellion, resistance, rejection of the world the way it is. First he writes a script and gets together a big team. There’s music and professional actors. It could be the tale of this young woman, in England, in the fifties. Maybe she’s a spy. She could be a Russian spy, supporting the revolutionary cause. Or an Indian terrorist, fighting for her country’s independence. But something’s wrong, it’s all too heavy. So he writes a simpler fiction and films it near home. The actress is the same, now a Maoist militant in the sixties, but the mother and father are not professional actors. But something is wrong, because reality doesn’t follow his script. So, he stops writing and plunges his actress into the social fringe of the eighties. But something is still wrong, is not synchronous with reality. So he drops the whole team and makes portraits of the rebels, the marginals of his time. But he still feels that something is wrong. He feels the gap between them and him, and realizes it’s just an image. So he sets off alone, realizing he must stop expressing his rebellion through other’s eyes. He starts to film the world: water, stones, clouds. Yes, that’s how it could end: he films the clouds, over and over…Then he understands that he simply has to watch them, that he must stop wanting to reproduce the world…
Dreaming Film (2010), Eric Pauwels
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How it feels to find a fanfic where your favorite character is going through literally the worst horrors you can imagine

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Smash Hits Magazine Issue 400 - 30th March - 12th April 1994
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