#Schwammerl

[naotelier]

🍄 : Master Beethoven!,you’re “Little” something too!

🧣:Schubert please shut up…..

//This is based on one Beeth’s letter where he called himself “Little Dumpling” 😂😂

[theodoreangelos]

Giant Mountains (Krkonoše) potato soup with mushrooms Krkonošská bramboračka s houbami Riesengebirgskartoffelsuppe mit Pilzen Крконошский картофельный суп с грибами Soupe de pommes de terre aux champignons des Monts Géants (Krkonoše)

[kaelula-sungwis]

a320-helmling by Gernot Kaiser Via Flickr: Mycena spec. Helmling Stack of 101 pics

[jamesianmacanderson]

Schwammerl

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[ginstermoff]

All of these are stunning but can we talk about how absolutely spectacular the Parasol is??? Damn, what a beautiful little fella!

The one with the missing cap looks like it's just putting its hands on its hips like: "really??? My new hat? >:["

Since it rained here yesterday, it was the perfect day to find some mushrooms! I took some pictures that I'm pretty happy with so I thought I'd share. Buckle up!

My first find, a parasol mushroom! These are actually edible (said to taste a bit like nuts), you could fry them with an egg, but I don't eat mushrooms so I let it be. It was a bit small for its kind anyways, but very cute with its frilly edges.(Parasolpilz)

This is most likely a rosy bonnet because of that lighter colouring at the top, not edible. But quite the stunner with that pink! (Rosa Rettichhelmling)

I'd say that's a fairy ring mushroom (edible), since the hat looks slimy and flattens out towards the edges. The lamellae are noticeably lighter than the hat. This one was such a model! Look at how that light is shining through. (Nelken-Schwindling)

These were such an awesome find, look at that cluster! Looks like some young sulphur tufts/clustered woodlovers. Poisonous! The hats start out more round, and flatten out with age. The surface is usually smooth, which you can see isn't the case here. Most likely velum fibers! These can be covered by them. (Grünblätter Schwefelkopf)

This one had me stumped. It miight be a funeral bell/deadly skullcap (it's in the name!!! Deadly do not eat!!). I don't really think that's the one though. The lamellae form this bowl shape before connecting to the stem, which isn't characteristic for them, and lacks a ring. Those can disappear when they're older though. So yeah, I'm really not sure. The fuzz at the base of the stem is likely to just be extra mycelium, since it's been pretty humid here. (Gift Häubling)

I really struggle with identifying such tiny ones, so I'm not trying. It's cute though, love the frilly hat.

Probably a blusher. These usually aren't so gray, but they have a lot of variability. Edible after thorough heating. You'll notice the lack of grooves on the hat's edges and those velum remnants on top. The ring though, it looks so fancy! Reminds me of a sock. (Perlpilz)

Another note, I don't recommend collecting these, they're easily mistaken for panther caps/ false blushers. They can be fatal! (Pantherpilz)

This one had a big chunk of its cap missing, I thought it looked super interesting. Looking at the cap and rings it's most likely another blusher, or false blusher! Gotta be careful.

More tiny ones, I'm not trying. But I think they look like jellyfish! Especially with those thin black stems.

Okay if you actually read all that I'm rather surprised, this isn't... In line with what I usually post. But I'm really happy with these photos, and I wanted to share. I am in no way an expert, please do your own research if you want to collect mushrooms. (All these mushrooms are native to Europe, but some other places too.) (The german names are for personal reference)

[fulesthefirst]

are you a normal fan, or are you Tchaikovsky ripping off Schubert level insane?

[tatwaffel]

haben uns gestern mit freunden über the last of us unterhalten und der dad meiner guten freundin so: ahja des is des wo deiner eine schwammerl verkauft, gell?

[cassowary-rapture]

This week's composer: Franz Schubert (1797-1828)

Two of my current favorite pieces:

Time to find some more, I guess!

A Schubertiade = a celebration of Schubert's music

Symphony No. 8 in B minor (Unfinished). Unfinished (it only has two movements vs. the usual four) for unclear reasons, as he began it six years before his death at age 31

Okay now I feel dumb for just listening to those two Batsashvili pieces at the beginning over and over again because he's fucking great

I'm glad I didn't get him first because I am going to want a whole week for this and even though I did really enjoy the Wanda Landowska album I listened to for Scarlatti, I do not miss the harpsichord lol

Nickname: Schwammerl (Little Mushroom)

Some angsty quotes:

“No one feels another's grief, no one understands another's joy. People imagine that they can reach one another. In reality they only pass each other by”

"My compositions spring from my sorrows. Those that give the world the greatest delight were born of my deepest griefs"

There was a composer named Schubart who died six years before Schubert was born. Schubert eventually set one of his poems, "Die Forelle," to music

Also to save myself some future embarrassment because I keep wanting to say Schubert like it's French: It's shoe-burt

[wolpatinga]

gonna get an esa rabbit in like. idk. a month? as soon as i move out. these are the names ive come up with and i want y'all's opinions

by {{pelt color but mismatch}} i mean, like, naming a white rabbit smokey, or a cinnamon one snowball or smth like that. a stereotypical color name but mismatched

[composeroftheweek]

This week's composer: Franz Schubert (1797-1828)

Two of my current favorite pieces:

Time to find some more, I guess!

A Schubertiade = a celebration of Schubert's music

Day 1

Symphony No. 8 in B minor (Unfinished). Unfinished (it only has two movements vs. the usual four) for unclear reasons, as he began it six years before his death at age 31

Okay now I feel dumb for just listening to those two Batsashvili pieces at the beginning over and over again because he's fucking great

I'm glad I didn't get him first because I am going to want a whole week for this and even though I did really enjoy the Wanda Landowska album I listened to for Scarlatti, I do not miss the harpsichord lol

Nickname: Schwammerl (Little Mushroom)

Some angsty quotes:

“No one feels another's grief, no one understands another's joy. People imagine that they can reach one another. In reality they only pass each other by”

"My compositions spring from my sorrows. Those that give the world the greatest delight were born of my deepest griefs"

There was a composer named Schubart who died six years before Schubert was born. Schubert eventually set one of his poems, "Die Forelle," to music

Also to save myself some future embarrassment because I keep wanting to say Schubert like it's French: It's shoe-burt

Day 2

Based on the opening theme of Schubert's Unfinished Symphony:

Was watching this and was like “What are the little sheep??” They are "Ped." for pedal lol

Day 5

Decided to check out Winterreise and started crying while listening to "Gute Nacht"? What the fuck

Anyway! I really just want to obsessively listen to my new favorite Schubert pieces but this is a good reminder to try to resist that and listen to new stuff

Schubert began working on Winterreise less than a year before he died

Winterreise Texts and Translations

Review of Schubert’s Winter Journey: Anatomy of an Obsession by Ian Bostridge

Also now I'm sad that his name isn't pronounced shoe-bare because "I can't Schubert it" would be a great pun

Immediate "Der Lindenbaum" reaction: Aww yeah sad man, sing about a tree

I should probably go to bed

Day 7

Found after searching for "Schubert most depressing" because I know what I like. Though the recommended piece was another one of his Impromptus, Op. 90, No. 4, which I don't think really fits the bill despite some darker moments and the beginning being sort of eerie but which is still quite nice

Currently working on his symphonies, other than the ones I listened to earlier in the week -- Nos. 5, 8 (Unfinished), and 9 (Great). He started working on 13 symphonies but only finished seven of them. One incomplete, six complete (Nos. 1-6), five incomplete (including Nos. 7 and 8), then one complete (No. 9)

Favorites: first movement of No. 2, No. 4 (all of it, but especially the second movement), second movement of No. 8

I will be sorry to say goodbye to him

Holy shit dude

Kind of want to kill myself by shoving Schubert's entire catalogue into my head at once

[nycsusioliver]

5.11., NYC- Vienna

Heute ist unser letzter Tag, am Abend geht unser Flug zurück. Nach dem Frühstück, heute im Hotel, wurde erstmal der Koffer gepackt. Trotz einiger Einkäufe passt alles hinein und wir mussten nicht aufstocken. Das Wetter ist sonnig und ca 12 Grad, wir beschlossen einen Spaziergang zu machen. Mit der U- Bahn ging es zum Hudson River Park. Eine schöne Parkanlage mit Promende entlang vom südlichen Hudson River. Hier tummeln sich viele Einheimische, Jogger, Spaziergänger, und Familien mit Kindern. Der Park bzw die Promenade zieht sich über einige Kilometer Richtung Norden. Es sind jede Menge Hundezonen, Spielplätze, und andere Freizeitmöglichkeiten vorhanden. Es ist für jeden etwas dabei. Das schöne Wetter und das Wochenende wird genutzt. Wir fanden ein verankertes Segelboot, dass als kleines Lokal umfunktioniert wurde und auf Austern spezialisiert ist. Hier ließ es sich gut Verweilen. Weiter gingen wir zu little Island, einer künstlich angelegten Miniinsel. Sie schaut von der Ferne aus, wie ein paar Schwammerl, die aus dem Wasser wachsen. Zurück zum Hotel noch schnell den Rest im Koffer verstauen und dann steht auch schon der Shuttle vor dem Hotel. Erstaunlich schnell sind wir am Flughafen. Koffer abgeben, Security Check und nun sitzen wir in der Lounge und warten auf dem Rückflug. Unser Städtetrip war wunderschön, obwohl wir schon das 4 mal hier sind, gab es viel neues zu entdecken und einige Erlebnisse werden wir so schnell nicht vergessen. Trotzdem ist die eine oder andere Unternehmung noch offen. (Radfahren im Central Park z.B). Aber vielleicht kommen wir ja wieder. Nun freuen wir uns auf daheim, Bucky wartet schon und wir haben ihn vermisst. Zum Schluss sagen wir Danke, an alle, die wieder mit uns gereist sind und das nette Feedback, es freut mich, dass euch meine Berichte gefallen. Mal schauen, wo es uns beim nächsten mal hinverschlägt... bis dann- gute Reise.

[r1hard]

Schwammerl-Lauf. 4,7k and a prayer for Linea, Finnian and Jona.

[alterugdalf]

Man muss ihn nicht mal essen, um daran zu sterben; es reicht, wenn man ihm zu nahe kommt. Also Augen auf bei der Schwammerl-Suche!

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