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If you notice any show, movie or character missing that I’ve made gifs of, please let me know. Characters are sorted alphabetically by first their last name and then their first name.
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Nussknacker und Mausekönig (Louise Stahlbaum | Marie Stahlbaum | Zuckerfee/Sugar Fairy)
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Oktoberfest 1900/Oktoberfest: Beer & Blood (Clara Prank | Curt Prank)
Once Upon A Time (Belle French | Colette French | Cora Mills | Ella Mills | Regina Mills / The Evil Queen | Robin Mills | Emma Swan | Anastasia Tremaine | Drizella Tremaine)
Once Upon A Time in Wonderland (Alice | Cora Mills | Anastasia Tremaine)
Outlander (Abigail | Marie Louise de La Tour d'Auvergne | Jocasta Cameron | Margaret Campbell | Geilis Duncan | Geneva Dunsany | Isobel Dunsany | Madame Elise | Brianna Fraser | Claire Fraser | Jamie Fraser | Janet “Jenny” Fraser Murray | Harold “Hal” Grey | John Grey | Lady Grozier | Mary Hawkins | Jeanne LeGrand | Louis XV | Mairi | Laoghaire MacKenzie | Letitia MacKenzie | Joan MacKimmie | Marsali MacKimmie | Mary MacNab | Elias Pound | Alexander Randall | William Ransom | Charles Edward Stuart | Suzette | Margaret Wake Tryon | Martha Washington | Elizabeth “Lizzie” Wemyss | Extras)
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Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story (Agatha Danbury | Queen Charlotte | Violet Ledger | Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart | Princess Charlotte of Wales)
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Reign (Aylee | Kenna de Poitiers | Amy Dudley | Robert Dudley | Claude of France | Greer Norwood | Penelope | Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots | Elizabeth Tudor/Elizabeth I | Elisabeth of Valois)
Reinas/Queens: The Virgin and the Martyr (Joanna of Austria | Empress Maria / Maria of Austria | Margaret Douglas | Bess of Hardwick | Isabel de Osorio | Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots | Isabella Clara Eugenia of Spain | Anna Throndsen | Elizabeth I/Elizabeth Tudor | Elisabeth of Valois)
Rise of Empires: Ottoman (Katarina Branković | Mara Branković | Gülbahar Hatun | Hüma Hatun | Constantine XI Palaiologos)
Romeo & Juliet [2013] (Juliet Capulet)
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Sechs auf einen Streich (see the individual movies)
Shadow and Bone (Tatiana Lantsov | Zoya Nazyalensky | Genya Safin | Alina Starkov)
Sisi [2009] (Elisabeth “Sisi” of Austria | Archduchess Sophie of Austria | Helene “Néné” in Bavaria | Charlotte of Belgium | Eugénie de Montijo)
Sisi [2021] (Elisabeth “Sisi” of Austria | Archduchess Sophie of Austria | Helene “Néné” in Bavaria | Karl Ludwig von Grünne | Eugénie de Montijo)
Sissi Trilogy (Elisabeth “Sisi” of Austria | Archduchess Sophie of Austria | Helene “Néné” in Bavaria | Ludovika, The Duchess in Bavaria)
Snow White and the Huntsman (Ravenna)
Sophie - Braut wider Willen (Sophie von Ahlen)
Still Star-Crossed (Guiliana Capulet | Juliet Capulet | Rosaline Capulet | Tessa Montague | Princess Isabella of Verona)
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The 100 (Emori | Clarke Griffin | Lexa)
The Age of Adaline (Adaline Bowman)
The Last Duel (Marguerite de Carrouges | Jacques Le Gris)
The Little Mermaid [2023] (Vanessa)
The Crown (Catherine Middleton | Queen Elizabeth II | Princess Margaret)
The Empress (see Die Kaiserin)
The Eras Tour (Taylor Swift)
The Gilded Age (Bertha Russell | Peggy Scott | Extras)
The Great (Countess Belanova | Catherine the Great | Georgina Dymova | Marial | Queen Agnes of Sweden | Extras)
The Greatest Showman (Jenny Lind)
The Hunger Games Trilogy (Katniss Everdeen | Peeta Mellark | Johanna Mason | Finnick Odair | Coriolanus Snow)
The Hunger Games: A Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes (Lucy Gray Baird | Livia Cardew | Arachne Crane | Clemensia Dovecote | Palmyra Monty | Iphigenia Moss | Juno Phipps | Persephone Price | Diana Ring | Vipsania Sickle | Tigris Snow | Lysistrata Vickers)
The Huntsman: Winter’s War (Freya | Ravenna)
The Originals (Davina Claire | Hayley Marshall | Aurora de Martel | Freya Mikaelson | Hope Mikaelson | Keelin Mikaelson | Rebekah Mikaelson)
The Other Boleyn Girl 2008 (Anne Boleyn | Elizabeth Boleyn (née Howard) | Mary Boleyn)
The Pillars of the Earth (Empress Matilda)
The Princess Switch (Margaret Delacourt | Fiona Pembroke)
The Royals (Princess Eleanor Henstridge | Queen Helena Henstridge | Wilhelmina “Willow” Moreno)
The Scandalous Lady W (Seymour Fleming)
The School for Good and Evil (Emma Anemone | Clarissa Dovey | Leonora Lesso)
The Serpent Queen (Catherine de Medici | Diane de Poitiers | Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots)
The Spanish Princess (Catherine of Aragon | Henry VIII | Mary Tudor)
The Tudors (Catherine of Aragon | Bessie Blount | Anne Boleyn | Anne of Cleves | Katheryn Howard | Ursula Misseldon | Kathryn Parr | Jane Seymour | Elizabeth Tudor/Elizabeth I | Margaret Tudor | Mary Tudor/Mary I)
The Twilight Saga (Charlotte | Alice Cullen | Edward Cullen | Katrina “Kate” Denali | Jasper Hale | Rosalie Hale | Peter | Bella Swan | Caius Volturi | Demetri Volturi | Jane Volturi)
The Vampire Diaries (Bonnie Benett | Caroline Forbes | Elena Gilbert | Jo Laughlin | Rebekah Mikaelson | Katherine Pierce | Annabelle “Anna” Zhu | Pearl Zhu)
The White Queen (Anne Neville | Isabel Neville | Margaret Plantagenet | Bona of Savoy | Elizabeth “Jane” Shore | Elizabeth Woodville | Cecily of York | Margaret of York)
The White Princess (Mary of Burgundy | Elizabeth of York)
The Witcher (Calanthe of Cintra | Pavetta of Cintra | Tissaia de Vries | Philippa Eilhart | Sabrina Glevissig | Margarita Laux-Antille | Triss Merigold | Keira Metz | Lydia van Bredevoort | Yennefer of Vengerberg)
The Young Victoria (Victoria, The Duchess of Kent (née of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld) | Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha | Adelaide of Saxe-Meiningen | Queen Victoria)
Three Thousand Years of Longing (Hürrem Sultan | Kösem Sultan)
Trenck - Zwei Herzen gegen die Krone (Anna Amalia of Prussia)
Tulip Fever (Mrs Overalt | Sophia Sandvoort | Mrs Steen)
Tut (Ankhesenamun)
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Vampire Academy [2022] (Vasilisa “Lissa” Dragomir)
Victoria (Queen Victoria | Victoria, Princess Royal)
Vom Reich zur Republik (Victoria, Princess Royal)
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War & Peace [2016] (Natasha Rostova)
What We Do In The Shadows (Marwa)
Wolf Hall (Anne Boleyn | Catherine of Aragon)
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WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART - BIOGRAPHY -
Discouraged by the parsimony of the Emperor, failing to become teacher to Princess Elizabeth, and feeling unappreciated, Mozart decided to leave Vienna for France and England. At that time, he was known in Vienna primarily as a pianoforte player; only after the appearance of the "Magic Flute" was he recognized as a great operatic composer—but by then it was too late. Leopold opposed his son's plans and even wrote to the Baroness von Waldstädten to reason with him, adding, "What is there to prevent his having a prosperous career in Vienna if he only has a little patience?" Mozart thus stayed, giving lessons, concerts in the Augarten, and performances in the theatre and various halls, where his concertos and playing were highly successful. His old love Aloysia sang, and Gluck applauded from a box.
Mozart's subscription concerts were crowded, and he earned well. Yet, despite these successes, he struggled financially. Lacking business sense, he was often short on money and regularly borrowed small sums to pay off debts. Attempts at reform, such as keeping an account book from March 1784 to February 1785, proved ineffective. Constanze was not an efficient housewife, and financial troubles persisted.
In 1783, a son was born and died the same year; that summer, they visited Salzburg, where Mozart fulfilled a vow by performing a mass and wrote duets to aid Michael Haydn, who was ill. The visit, however, disappointed Mozart, as his family showed little fondness for Constanze, and trinkets from his youth weren’t offered to his wife. In 1785, Leopold visited Vienna, where he wept with joy at Wolfgang’s performance and heard Haydn proclaim Mozart as "the greatest composer I have ever heard."
Mozart became a Freemason, influenced by the era’s secret societies promoting liberty of conscience and independence of thought. With his humanitarian ideals, Mozart entered eagerly into masonic ties, contemplating his own secret society and writing for his lodge, Zur gekrönten Hoffnung. His masonic "Trauermusik" remains celebrated for its beauty and originality.
In 1784, the German opera in Vienna was almost extinct. For her benefit, Aloysia Lange chose Mozart's "Escape from the Seraglio" and the composer directed it; productions like Gluck's "Pilgrimme von Mekka" and Benda's melodramas followed. By 1785, there was an attempt to revive German opera to compete with Italian opera, but the performances did not match the Italian standard. Unfortunately, Mozart was not pitted against Salieri by the Emperor, who favored foreign talent.
In 1786, German and Italian dramatic performances were ordered for a festival; Mozart wrote the music for "Der Schauspieldirector" (The Theatre Director), while Salieri received a better text. The Italian operas continued to thrive among court and public alike, drawing many of the best singers.
Mozart’s prospects in opera looked bleak until he met Lorenzo da Ponte in 1785. Da Ponte, an abbé and theatrical poet, had a falling out with Salieri and sought a new composer to rival his benefactor. Mozart desired an adaptation of Beaumarchais' comedy, "Le Mariage de Figaro", then popular on the French stage, though the comedy itself was banned in Vienna. Da Ponte used his influence to confide the plan to Emperor Joseph, who, though he questioned Mozart's operatic skill, agreed to hear parts of the work and ordered its rehearsal.
The entire opera was reportedly completed in six weeks despite a cabal led by Salieri against its success. Yet on May 1, "Figaro" premiered to overwhelming acclaim. Michael Kelly, who played Basilio and Don Curzio, recorded that "Never was anything more complete than the triumph of Mozart." During subsequent performances, several pieces were repeated multiple times, with some performed as many as three times in a single night. However, in November, Martin's "Cosa Rara" captivated the public’s shifting interests, and "Figaro" saw reduced performances by 1787. The opera later gained fame across Europe and inspired Mozart's next masterpiece, "Don Giovanni," after an immediate success in Prague.
The success of "Figaro" did not bring material benefits to Mozart in Vienna. Frustrated by teaching and with few prospects, he considered going to England until he received a letter from Prague’s orchestra, inviting him to witness "Figaro's" enormous success there. In January 1787, Mozart arrived in Prague with Constanze, welcomed warmly by Count Thun. He saw Prague’s enthusiasm for "Figaro" everywhere—in streets and concert halls alike, where even chamber arrangements of the opera were played and sung. After two successful concerts, Mozart’s happiness was capped by a contract for a new opera with Bondini.
Mozart immediately thought of Da Ponte for a libretto, and Da Ponte suggested "Don Giovanni"—a tale already adapted by writers like Molière and composers such as Gluck and Righini. Working between stories and with Mozart’s libretto in sixty-three days, Da Ponte’s productivity was matched only by Mozart’s own dedication to the score. Though Mozart’s father had died in May, causing him grief, he poured his efforts into "Don Giovanni" while in Prague. Stories about his methods and behavior—including the overture, reportedly unwritten until the evening before the premiere—paint a vibrant, though speculative, picture of his time there.
The Prague premiere on October 29, 1787, was a triumph. Shortly after returning to Vienna, Mozart was appointed Chamber Musician by Emperor Joseph following Gluck's death. Yet "Don Giovanni" initially struggled in Vienna; the Emperor said it would be a challenge for his Viennese. Mozart, undeterred, remarked, “We will give them time to chew it.” Eventually, the opera’s influence grew across Berlin, Paris, and London, and by 1825, it even reached New York through the efforts of Garcia and Da Ponte. In time, "Don Giovanni" was seen as Mozart’s masterpiece, with the composer reportedly admitting he wrote it “not at all for Vienna, a little for Prague, but mostly for myself and friends.”
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NOTE: Here in this biographical account we see Salieri in active opposition to Mozart on more than one occasion, which would lead one to conclude that where there is smoke, there is fire, as far as the antagonism that existed between Mozart and Salieri.
#mozart#a classical life#classical music#art#18th century#classic#classical history#classical art#classical musician#classical composer#classical#biography#mozart and salieri
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“Famous Freemason Benjamin Franklin said of the [Freemasons] ‘While each lodge is created from individual members and while individuality is treasured,lodges are designed to be sociable and to encourage mutual works.’ What a perfect arrangement for Lafayette, who harbored contradictory ambitions to stick in and stick out.
Lafayette may have been in a Masonic lodge when he first heard the names of his fellow Masons Franklin and George Washington against their government. (Fun Fact: Washington went on to lay the cornerstone of the U.S. Capitol building in 1793 wearing a Masonic apron embroidered for him by Adrienne, Lafayette’s wife.)”
- Lafayette in the Somewhat United States, Sarah Vowell (p.34-35)
I love this insight into Lafayette’s experience as a Freemason as Freemasonry has always been fascinating. Masonic Lodges served (at least in the Era of Enlightenment) as place for men—young and old—to share political and social ideas, explore developing fields of science, and often a place to foster the arts (i.e Mozart and later Jean Sibelius).
#lafayette#history#im rereading this lol it’s been three years since I’ve first read it#sarah vowell#freemason#Adrienne de Lafayette#benjamin franklin#george washington
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Herbie Hancock
Herbert Jeffrey Hancock (born April 12, 1940) is an American pianist, keyboardist, bandleader, composer and actor. Hancock started his career with Donald Byrd. He shortly thereafter joined the Miles Davis Quintet, where he helped to redefine the role of a jazz rhythm section and was one of the primary architects of the post-bop sound. In the 1970s, Hancock experimented with jazz fusion, funk, and electro styles.
Hancock's best-known compositions include the jazz standards "Cantaloupe Island", "Watermelon Man", "Maiden Voyage", and "Chameleon", as well as the hit singles "I Thought It Was You" and "Rockit". His 2007 tribute album River: The Joni Letters won the 2008 Grammy Award for Album of the Year, only the second jazz album to win the award, after Getz/Gilberto in 1965.
Early life
Hancock was born in Chicago, Illinois, the son of Winnie Belle (Griffin), a secretary, and Wayman Edward Hancock, a government meat inspector. His parents named him after the singer and actor Herb Jeffries. He attended Hyde Park High School. Like many jazz pianists, Hancock started with a classical music education. He studied from age seven, and his talent was recognized early. Considered a child prodigy, he played the first movement of Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 26 in D Major, K. 537 (Coronation) at a young people's concert on February 5, 1952, with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra (led by CSO assistant conductor George Schick) at the age of 11.
Through his teens, Hancock never had a jazz teacher, but developed his ear and sense of harmony. He was also influenced by records of the vocal group the Hi-Lo's. He reported that:
"...by the time I actually heard the Hi-Lo's, I started picking that stuff out; my ear was happening. I could hear stuff and that's when I really learned some much farther-out voicings – like the harmonies I used on Speak Like a Child – just being able to do that. I really got that from Clare Fischer's arrangements for the Hi-Lo's. Clare Fischer was a major influence on my harmonic concept...he and Bill Evans, and Ravel and Gil Evans, finally. You know, that's where it came from."
In 1960, he heard Chris Anderson play just once, and begged him to accept him as a student. Hancock often mentions Anderson as his harmonic guru. Hancock left Grinnell College, moved to Chicago and began working with Donald Byrd and Coleman Hawkins, during which period he also took courses at Roosevelt University (he later graduated from Grinnell with degrees in electrical engineering and music. Grinnell also awarded him an honorary Doctor of Fine Arts degree in 1972). Byrd was attending the Manhattan School of Music in New York at the time and suggested that Hancock study composition with Vittorio Giannini, which he did for a short time in 1960. The pianist quickly earned a reputation, and played subsequent sessions with Oliver Nelson and Phil Woods. He recorded his first solo album Takin' Off for Blue Note Records in 1962. "Watermelon Man" (from Takin' Off) was to provide Mongo Santamaría with a hit single, but more importantly for Hancock, Takin' Off caught the attention of Miles Davis, who was at that time assembling a new band. Hancock was introduced to Davis by the young drummer Tony Williams, a member of the new band.
Career
Miles Davis Quintet (1963–68) and Blue Note Records (1962–69)
Hancock received considerable attention when, in May 1963, he joined Davis's Second Great Quintet. Davis personally sought out Hancock, whom he saw as one of the most promising talents in jazz. The rhythm section Davis organized was young but effective, comprising bassist Ron Carter, 17-year-old drummer Williams, and Hancock on piano. After George Coleman and Sam Rivers each took a turn at the saxophone spot, the quintet gelled with Wayne Shorter on tenor saxophone. This quintet is often regarded as one of the finest jazz ensembles yet.
While in Davis's band, Hancock also found time to record dozens of sessions for the Blue Note label, both under his own name and as a sideman with other musicians such as Shorter, Williams, Grant Green, Bobby Hutcherson, Rivers, Byrd, Kenny Dorham, Hank Mobley, Lee Morgan and Freddie Hubbard.
Hancock also recorded several less-well-known but still critically acclaimed albums with larger ensembles – My Point of View (1963), Speak Like a Child (1968) and The Prisoner (1969) featured flugelhorn, alto flute and bass trombone. 1963's Inventions and Dimensions was an album of almost entirely improvised music, teaming Hancock with bassist Paul Chambers and two Latin percussionists, Willie Bobo and Osvaldo "Chihuahua" Martinez.
During this period, Hancock also composed the score to Michelangelo Antonioni's film Blowup (1966), the first of many film soundtracks he recorded in his career. As well as feature film soundtracks, Hancock recorded a number of musical themes used on American television commercials for such then well known products as Pillsbury's Space Food Sticks, Standard Oil, Tab diet cola and Virginia Slims cigarettes. Hancock also wrote, arranged and conducted a spy type theme for a series of F. William Free commercials for Silva Thins cigarettes. Hancock liked it so much he wished to record it as a song but the ad agency would not let him. He rewrote the harmony, tempo and tone and recorded the piece as the track "He Who Lives in Fear" from his The Prisoner album of 1969.
Davis had begun incorporating elements of rock and popular music into his recordings by the end of Hancock's tenure with the band. Despite some initial reluctance, Hancock began doubling on electric keyboards including the Fender Rhodes electric piano at Davis's insistence. Hancock adapted quickly to the new instruments, which proved to be important in his future artistic endeavors.
Under the pretext that he had returned late from a honeymoon in Brazil, Hancock was dismissed from Davis's band. In the summer of 1968 Hancock formed his own sextet. However, although Davis soon disbanded his quintet to search for a new sound, Hancock, despite his departure from the working band, continued to appear on Davis records for the next few years. Appearances included In a Silent Way, A Tribute to Jack Johnson and On the Corner.
Fat Albert (1969) and Mwandishi (1971)
Hancock left Blue Note in 1969, signing with Warner Bros. Records. In 1969, Hancock composed the soundtrack for Bill Cosby's animated prime-time television special Hey, Hey, Hey, It's Fat Albert. Music from the soundtrack was later included on Fat Albert Rotunda (1969), an R&B-inspired album with strong jazz overtones. One of the jazzier songs on the record, the moody ballad "Tell Me a Bedtime Story", was later re-worked as a more electronic sounding song for the Quincy Jones album Sounds...and Stuff Like That!! (1978).
Hancock became fascinated with electronic musical instruments. Together with the profound influence of Davis's Bitches Brew (1970), this fascination culminated in a series of albums in which electronic instruments were coupled with acoustic instruments.
Hancock's first ventures into electronic music started with a sextet comprising Hancock, bassist Buster Williams and drummer Billy Hart, and a trio of horn players: Eddie Henderson (trumpet), Julian Priester (trombone), and multireedist Bennie Maupin. Patrick Gleeson was eventually added to the mix to play and program the synthesizers.
The sextet, later a septet with the addition of Gleeson, made three albums under Hancock's name: Mwandishi (1971), Crossings (1972) (both on Warner Bros. Records), and Sextant (1973) (released on Columbia Records); two more, Realization and Inside Out, were recorded under Henderson's name with essentially the same personnel. The music exhibited strong improvisational aspect beyond the confines of jazz mainstream and showed influence from the electronic music of contemporary classical composers.
Hancock's three records released in 1971–73 later became known as the "Mwandishi" albums, so-called after a Swahili name Hancock sometimes used during this era ("Mwandishi" is Swahili for "writer"). The first two, including Fat Albert Rotunda were made available on the 2-CD set Mwandishi: the Complete Warner Bros. Recordings, released in 1994. "Hornets" was later revised on the 2001 album Future2Future as "Virtual Hornets".
Among the instruments Hancock and Gleeson used were Fender Rhodes piano, ARP Odyssey, ARP 2600, ARP Pro Soloist Synthesizer, a Mellotron and the Moog synthesizer III.
From Head Hunters (1973) to Secrets (1976)
Hancock formed The Headhunters, keeping only Maupin from the sextet and adding bassist Paul Jackson, percussionist Bill Summers, and drummer Harvey Mason. The album Head Hunters (1973) was a hit, crossing over to pop audiences but criticized within his jazz audience. Stephen Erlewine, in a retrospective summary for AllMusic, said, "Head Hunters still sounds fresh and vital three decades after its initial release, and its genre-bending proved vastly influential on not only jazz, but funk, soul, and hip-hop."
Drummer Mason was replaced by Mike Clark, and the band released a second album, Thrust, the following year, 1974. (A live album from a Japan performance, consisting of compositions from those first two Head Hunters releases was released in 1975 as Flood.) This was almost as well received as its predecessor, if not attaining the same level of commercial success. The Headhunters made another successful album called Survival of the Fittest in 1975 without Hancock, while Hancock himself started to make even more commercial albums, often featuring members of the band, but no longer billed as The Headhunters. The Headhunters reunited with Hancock in 1998 for Return of the Headhunters, and a version of the band (featuring Jackson and Clark) continues to play and record.
In 1973, Hancock composed his soundtrack to the controversial film The Spook Who Sat by the Door. Then in 1974, he composed the soundtrack to the first Death Wish film. One of his memorable songs, "Joanna's Theme", was re-recorded in 1997 on his duet album with Shorter, 1+1.
Hancock's next jazz-funk albums of the 1970s were Man-Child (1975), and Secrets (1976), which point toward the more commercial direction Hancock would take over the next decade. These albums feature the members of the Headhunters band, but also a variety of other musicians in important roles.
From V.S.O.P. (1976) to Future Shock (1983)
In 1978, Hancock recorded a duet with Chick Corea, who had replaced him in the Davis band a decade earlier. Hancock also released a solo acoustic piano album, The Piano (1979), which was released only in Japan. (It was released in the US in 2004.) Other Japan-only albums include Dedication (1974), V.S.O.P.'s Tempest in the Colosseum (1977), and Direct Step (1978). VSOP: Live Under the Sky was a VSOP album remastered for the US in 2004 and included a second concert from the tour in July 1979.
From 1978 to 1982, Hancock recorded many albums of jazz-inflected disco and pop music, beginning with Sunlight (featuring guest musicians including Williams and Pastorius on the last track) (1978). Singing through a vocoder, he earned a British hit, "I Thought It Was You", although critics were unimpressed. This led to more vocoder on his next album, Feets, Don't Fail Me Now (1979), which gave him another UK hit in "You Bet Your Love".
Hancock toured with Williams and Carter in 1981, recording Herbie Hancock Trio, a five-track live album released only in Japan. A month later, he recorded Quartet with trumpeter Wynton Marsalis, released in the US the following year. Hancock, Williams, and Carter toured internationally with Wynton Marsalis and his brother, saxophonist Branford Marsalis, in what was known as "VSOP II". This quintet can be heard on Wynton Marsalis's debut album on Columbia (1981). In 1984 VSOP II performed at the Playboy Jazz Festival as a sextet with Hancock, Williams, Carter, the Marsalis Brothers, and Bobby McFerrin.
In 1982 Hancock contributed to the album New Gold Dream (81,82,83,84) by Simple Minds, playing a synthesizer solo on the track "Hunter and the Hunted".
In 1983, Hancock had a pop hit with the Grammy-award-winning single "Rockit" from the album Future Shock. It was the first jazz hip-hop song and became a worldwide anthem for breakdancers and for hip-hop in the 1980s. It was the first mainstream single to feature scratching, and also featured an innovative animated music video, which was directed by Godley and Creme and showed several robot-like artworks by Jim Whiting. The video was a hit on MTV and reached No. 8 in the UK. The video won in five categories at the inaugural MTV Video Music Awards. This single ushered in a collaboration with noted bassist and producer Bill Laswell. Hancock experimented with electronic music on a string of three LPs produced by Laswell: Future Shock (1983), the Grammy Award-winning Sound-System (1984), and Perfect Machine (1988).
During this period, he appeared onstage at the Grammy Awards with Stevie Wonder, Howard Jones, and Thomas Dolby, in a synthesizer jam. Lesser known works from the 1980s are the live album Jazz Africa (1987) and the studio album Village Life (1984), which were recorded with Gambian kora player Foday Musa Suso. Also, in 1985 Hancock performed as a guest on the album So Red the Rose (1985) by the Duran Duran spinoff group Arcadia. He also provided introductory and closing comments for the PBS rebroadcast in the United States of the BBC educational series from the mid-1980s, Rockschool (not to be confused with the most recent Gene Simmons' Rock School series).
In 1986 Hancock performed and acted in the film 'Round Midnight. He also wrote the score/soundtrack, for which he won an Academy Award for Original Music Score. His film work was prolific during the 1980s, and included the scores to A Soldier's Story (1984), Jo Jo Dancer, Your Life Is Calling (1986), Action Jackson (1988, with Michael Kamen), Colors (1988), and the Eddie Murphy comedy Harlem Nights (1989). Often he would also write music for TV commercials. "Maiden Voyage", in fact, started out as a cologne advertisement. At the end of the Perfect Machine tour, Hancock decided to leave Columbia Records after a 15-plus-year relationship.
1990s to 2000
After a break following his departure from Columbia, Hancock, together with Carter, Williams, Shorter, and Davis admirer Wallace Roney, recorded A Tribute to Miles, which was released in 1994. The album contained two live recordings and studio recording songs, with Roney playing Davis's part as trumpet player. The album won a Grammy for best group album. Hancock also toured with Jack DeJohnette, Dave Holland and Pat Metheny in 1990 on their Parallel Realities tour, which included a performance at the Montreux Jazz Festival in July 1990, and scored the 1991 comedy film Livin' Large, which starred Terrence C. Carson.
Hancock's next album, Dis Is da Drum, released in 1994, saw him return to acid jazz. Also in 1994, he appeared on the Red Hot Organization's compilation album Stolen Moments: Red Hot + Cool. The album, meant to raise awareness and funds in support of the AIDS epidemic in relation to the African-American community, was heralded as "Album of the Year" by Time Magazine.
1995's The New Standard found Hancock and an all-star band including John Scofield, DeJohnette and Michael Brecker, interpreting pop songs by Nirvana, Stevie Wonder, the Beatles, Prince, Peter Gabriel and others.
A 1997 duet album with Shorter, entitled 1+1, was successful; the song "Aung San Suu Kyi" winning the Grammy Award for Best Instrumental Composition. Hancock also achieved great success in 1998 with his album Gershwin's World, which featured readings of George and Ira Gershwin standards by Hancock and a plethora of guest stars, including Wonder, Joni Mitchell and Shorter. Hancock toured the world in support of Gershwin's World with a sextet that featured Cyro Baptista, Terri Lynne Carrington, Ira Coleman, Eli Degibri and Eddie Henderson.
2000 to 2009
In 2001 Hancock recorded Future2Future, which reunited Hancock with Laswell and featured doses of electronica as well as turntablist Rob Swift of The X-Ecutioners. Hancock later toured with the band, and released a concert DVD with a different lineup, which also included the "Rockit" music video. Also in 2001 Hancock partnered with Brecker and Roy Hargrove to record a live concert album saluting Davis and John Coltrane, entitled Directions in Music: Live at Massey Hall, recorded live in Toronto. The threesome toured to support the album, and toured on-and-off through 2005.
The year 2005 saw the release of a duet album called Possibilities. It featured duets with Carlos Santana, Paul Simon, Annie Lennox, John Mayer, Christina Aguilera, Sting and others. In 2006 Possibilities was nominated for Grammy Awards in two categories: "A Song for You" (featuring Aguilera) was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Pop Instrumental Performance, and "Gelo No Montanha" (featuring Trey Anastasio on guitar) was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Instrumental Performance, although neither nomination resulted in an award.
Also in 2005 Hancock toured Europe with a new quartet that included Beninese guitarist Lionel Loueke, and explored textures ranging from ambient to straight jazz to African music. Plus, during the summer of 2005, Hancock re-staffed the Headhunters and went on tour with them, including a performance at The Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival. This lineup did not consist of any of the original Headhunters musicians. The group included Marcus Miller, Carrington, Loueke and Mayer. Hancock also served as the first artist in residence for Bonnaroo that summer.
Also in 2006 Sony BMG Music Entertainment (which bought out Hancock's old label, Columbia Records) released the two-disc retrospective The Essential Herbie Hancock. This set was the first compilation of his work at Warner Bros., Blue Note, Columbia and Verve/Polygram. This became Hancock's second major compilation of work since the 2002 Columbia-only The Herbie Hancock Box, which was released at first in a plastic 4 × 4 cube then re-released in 2004 in a long box set. Also in 2006, Hancock recorded a new song with Josh Groban and Eric Mouquet (co-founder of Deep Forest), entitled "Machine". It is featured on Groban's CD Awake. Hancock also recorded and improvised with guitarist Loueke on Loueke's 1996 debut album Virgin Forest, on the ObliqSound label, resulting in two improvisational tracks – "Le Réveil des agneaux (The Awakening of the Lambs)" and "La Poursuite du lion (The Lion's Pursuit)".
Hancock, a longtime associate and friend of Mitchell, released a 2007 album, River: The Joni Letters, that paid tribute to her work, with Norah Jones and Tina Turner adding vocals to the album, as did Corinne Bailey Rae. Leonard Cohen contributed a spoken piece set to Hancock's piano. Mitchell herself also made an appearance. The album was released on September 25, 2007, simultaneously with the release of Mitchell's newest album at that time: Shine. River won the 2008 Album of the Year Grammy Award. The album also won a Grammy for Best Contemporary Jazz Album, and the song "Both Sides Now" was nominated for Best Instrumental Jazz Solo. That was only the second time in history that a jazz album had both those Grammys.
On June 14, 2008 Hancock performed with others at Rhythm on the Vine at the South Coast Winery in Temecula, California, for Shriners Hospitals for Children. The event raised $515,000 for Shriners Hospital.
On January 18, 2009, Hancock performed at the We Are One concert, marking the start of inaugural celebrations for American President Barack Obama. Hancock also performed Rhapsody in Blue at the 2009 Classical BRIT Awards with classical pianist Lang Lang. Hancock was named as the Los Angeles Philharmonic's creative chair for jazz for 2010–12.
2010 to present
In June 2010, Hancock released The Imagine Project.
On June 5, 2010, he received an Alumni Award from his alma mater, Grinnell College. On July 22, 2011, at a ceremony in Paris, he was named UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador for the promotion of Intercultural Dialogue. In 2013 Hancock joined the University of California, Los Angeles faculty as a professor in the UCLA music department where he will teach jazz music.
In a June 2010 interview with Michael Gallant of Keyboard magazine, Hancock talks about his Fazioli giving him inspiration to do things.
On December 8, 2013, he was given the Kennedy Center Honors Award for achievement in the performing arts with artists like Snoop Dogg and Mixmaster Mike from the Beastie Boys performing his music.
He appeared on the album You're Dead by Flying Lotus, released in October 2014.
Hancock is the 2014 Charles Eliot Norton Professor of Poetry at Harvard University. Holders of the chair deliver a series of six lectures on poetry, "The Norton Lectures", poetry being "interpreted in the broadest sense, including all poetic expression in language, music, or fine arts." Previous Norton lecturers include musicians Leonard Bernstein, Igor Stravinsky and John Cage. Hancock's theme is "The Ethics of Jazz."
Hancock's next album is being produced by Terrace Martin, and will feature a broad variety of jazz and hip-hop artists including Wayne Shorter, Kendrick Lamar, Kamasi Washington, Thundercat, Flying Lotus, Lionel Loueke, Zakir Hussein and Snoop Dogg.
On May 19, 2018, Hancock received an honorary degree from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
Personal life
Nichiren Buddhism
Since 1972, Hancock has practiced Nichiren Buddhism as a member of the Buddhist association Soka Gakkai International. As part of Hancock's spiritual practice, he recites the Buddhist chant Nam Myoho Renge Kyo each day. In 2013, Hancock's dialogue with musician Wayne Shorter and Soka Gakkai International president Daisaku Ikeda on jazz, Buddhism and life was published in Japanese and English.
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EL DIABLO MAYOR
EL LIBRO 15
Por La Santa Lucia
CIEN AÑOS DE TERQUEDAD CON LOS TRES EN UN SOFA Y LAS JOYAS DE LA FAMILIA
EL 3e Campeonato Universal de LA FUFA
Y cuando mi papa vio acercarse al terrible jefe de la tribu El Plantas de Oso Pardo con la antorcha encendida en la mano derecha sonriendo maquiavélicamente para prenderle fuego al gran montón de leña que rodeaba sus pies, el compositor de mi vida ni se podía mover un ápice por estar atado en medio de un poste de metal que estaba clavado en el suelo y se sensibilizo tanto que vio pasar toda su vida en menos de un segundo, tiempo suficiente como para ver el nacimiento de su cuarto hijo El Pheri Sánchez que tuvo con mi mama Lidia Martínez.
EL UNICO QUE MERECIO VIVIR DESPUES DE LA SUPER AGRADECIDA HORTENCIA SANCHEZ
EL ROMEO POR LO GUAPO QUE ES, EL NIÑO DE PLATINO POR LA BLANCURA DE SU ROSTRO Y EL ANGEL DE LOS CIELOS POR SER EL INMACULADO
EL NIÑO PERFECTO, DIJO LA SEÑORITA BRIBIESCA
Y SU CORAZON ES UN SIMBOLO Y MÁS PURO COMO EL AMOR DE MAMA
Y MÁS NOBLE QUE EL CHAPULIN COLORADO
TODA UNA ESPIRITUALIDAD DE AMOR ALMACENADA POR TODO EL UNIVERSO Y QUE A ESTAS ALTURAS PARECE SER UN DIOS ATRAPADO EN SU EGO UN CUERPO DE MUJER, oiga usted ¿???
Y el niño cuando nació fue El 8 de Febrero de 1946 bajo… EL SIGNO de ACUARIO el ( YO SE ) Y que en esos momentos ya arrastraba todas las estrellas del cielo de antemano como repartir…
Acuario "Yo sé" ( 1 )
El signo Acuario es la energía de grupo en la que cada individuo realiza la función de hacer circular la energía. Su función es hacer fluir la energía para que ésta llegue a todos por igual. La psicología de la persona de Acuario está relacionada con lo que está más allá de uno, puesto que lo que le motiva en verdad es el grupo, lo que une y da sentido al grupo. Signo de libertad e independencia, necesita moverse sin ataduras, sin condicionantes porque Acuario es libre, directo y transparente . Es un signo desapegado por excelencia. Acuario, como signo de aire, a veces parece que no tienen sentimientos, pero es que es muy diferente a los signos de agua. Lo suyo no es bucear y expresar en contacto con la emoción, sino sensibilizarse desde lo alto, desde un lugar desapegado que les proporciona más visión y objetividad. Psicológicamente representa la creatividad y la sorpresa. Es el inventor, el genio, el loco, el revolucionario, el excéntrico, el que lanza una idea que jamás nadie ha dicho antes. Es pura creatividad. EL PHERI SANCHEZ
Rock and Band
La Zinara 777.- Está trabajando como una verdadera burra pareciéndose a --- Los Damn Yankees --- para llevar a la cúspide en --- El Siglo 21 --- a --- El Pheri Sánchez --- rock band originario de --- La Colonia Pantitlan --- y celosamente protegida por todos los miembros de la pandilla de --- Los Nazis de Neza --- que la tomaron como la madrina oficial para representar a esta delincuente organización y que culpa tiene la gallina que cumplas años déjala tranquila.
Y --- se dice por ahí que --- El Pheri Sánchez ---con la bandota serán los nuevos autores del cambio musicalmente hablando así como lo hicieron --- Los Beatles --– allá por el año de 1964 y que --- Los Monstros de Liverpool --- cambiaran el punto de vista de toda la humanidad rompiendo todos los récords habidos y por haber como la moda en el vestir, el amor por los semejantes, la sicodelia, la comunicación directa con --- El mismo Dios --- y terminando por crear --- El Gran Movimiento Hippie --- que se desparramo por todo el planeta para demostrarle a todo el mundo como una sociedad anti higiénica pudo vivir en paz rechazando la guerra mientras que --- Los Illuminatis --- manipulados por --- Los Reptilianos --- comenzaban la otra.
Y --- el reto que tiene --- El Pheri Sánchez --- es el de acabar con el reinado de --– El Elvis Presley –-- la espectacularidad de --– El Michael Jackson --– y aplastar a --- a la cuarteta más poderosa de inglaterra --- y de todo el mundo --– Led Zeppelin –-- en donde los boliquetes se van a poner a peso porque para lograrlo se van a tener que morder un huevo y la mitad del otro y si todavía les añadimos al maestro de maestros --– El Ludwing Van Beethoven –-- la velocidad endemoniada de --– El Antonio Vivaldi --– los rezos sagrados de --– El Johan Sebastián Bach –-- y la música astronómica de --–El Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart --– sí que va a estar muy crabrón hacerlo, pero al final nos los echaremos al plato ya lo verán ustedes, según dijo la vocero de --- La Black And White Records .
Y --- pero como dicen los estudiantes de --- La Biblia --- simplemente jamás nos imaginamos que --- El Jehová --- iba a seleccionar para cada uno de sus profetas de los últimos tiempos a un elemento que no pertenece a --- La casa de Dios --- y mucho menos que proviene de la casa de la-blacky, pero como los caminos del señor son extraños y misteriosos --- A lavado y Engrasado sea El Señor y que le cambien su Mofle cito para que ya no tire aceite por el carter como lo hace tu mama cada 28 días con orejas --- no hay problema, porque según todos los elementos de la banda de rock dicen que contamos con el formato musical de --- Los Parabramanes --- los escritos secretos de --- El Bután --- que los encontró --- La Golondrina Viajera --- en una casualidad Checoslovaca, y todas las obras literarias inéditas que escondían --- Los Tibetanos --– de los músicos de antaño en las viejas pagodas abandonadas por --– Los Atlantes --– y no por --- las cremas del américa --- porque son tan maletas como --- Las Chivas del Guadalajara --- que se las robo --- La Gioconda de Mi Nezota --- en el mercado negro/amarillo de --– La China–-- y solamente para ( 2 ) darse el gusto de vencer a todos los rockeros más peligrosos del globo terráqueo.
Y --- por ahí de paso pisotear a los rolling stones porque en el momento que despidieron al matemático del ritmo --– El Mike Taylor –-provocaron su propia debacle y todo fue porque le tenían mucha envidia al chavo de 18 años que llego para enseñarles cómo se toca la guitarra y que dios los perdone porque todos sabemos que solo hubo dos buenos músicos en la pedrada y el otro era el hermoso de --- El Bryan Jones --- pero que uno de ellos ya no están entre nosotros para contarlo.
Y… sin embargo nos queda un buen recuerdo de --- Los Ángeles California --- dice --- La Zina 777 --- que ahora está viviendo tranquilamente en --- El Distrito Federal --- y recordando cariñosamente a --- Nueva York --- pero déjenme en paz dijo --- La Tranxxx Vestti One --- se los suplico que me dejen en paz que yo con nadie me he metido jamás tan solo estoy tratando de vivir en la felicidad y que quieren ustedes de mi si el destino me dijo que no yo sé que la vida es así porque así se la hicieron a --- Dios --- o es la mera representación divina de --- La Diosa Afrodita --- envuelta magistralmente en un cuerpo masculino y no como todos se lo imaginan en --- La Ruleta Rusa --- al más puro estilo de --- El Boy George --- de --- El David Bowie --- y de --- El Marilyn Mason --- y el amor perdido de… y en donde estás corazón que no oigo tu palpitar amor de mis amores de –-- El Freddie Mercury --– y te amo papacito en donde quiera que te encuentres.
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La Zinara 777.- Is working like a real donkey looking like --- The Damn Yankees --- to take to the cusp in --- The 21st Century --- to --- El Pheri Sánchez --- original rock band from --- La Colonia Pantitlan --- and jealously protected by all members of the gang --- Los Nazis of Neza --- who took it as the official godmother to represent this criminal organization and what about the chicken if is your birthday leave her alone.
And --- it is said that --- El Pheri Sánchez --- with the big band will be the new authors of the change musically speaking as --- The Beatles --– did back in 1964 and that --- The Liverpool Monsters --- will change the point of view of all mankind by breaking all the records that have been made and by having fashion as clothing, love for others, psychedelia, direct communication with --- The God Himself --- and eventually creating --- The Great Hippie Movement --- that spread across the planet to show the whole world how an anti-hygienic society could live in peace by rejecting war while --- Illuminatis --- manipulated by --- The Reptilians --- began the other.
And --- the challenge --- El Pheri Sánchez --- has, is to end the reign of --– El Elvis Presley –-- the spectacularness of --– El Michael Jackson --– and crush to --- The England's most powerful foursome --- and around the world --– Led Zeppelin –-- where the pens will be put on weight because to achieve this --- El Pheri Sánchez --- will have to bite a bolt and half of the another and if we still add to the teacher of teachers --– El Ludwing Van Beethoven –-- the demonic speed of --– El Antonio Vivaldi --– the sacred prayers of --– El Johan Sebastián Bach –-- and the music Astronomical of --– El Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart --– yes, it will be very crap to do it, but in the end we will throw them to the plate and you will see it, according to the spokeswoman of --- The Black And White Records.
And --- but as the students of --- The Bible --- say, we simply never imagined that --- The Lord --- was going to select for each of his prophets of recent times an element that does not belong --- The house of God --- and much less that comes from la-blacky company, but as the ways of the Lord are strange and mysterious --- To wash and Oiled be The Lord and change his Mofle quote so that no longer throw oil through the carter as your mom does every 28 days with ears --- no problem, because according to all the elements of the rock band they say we have the musical format of --- Los Parabramanes --- the secret writings of --- The Bhutan --- where found it by --- The Traveling Swallow --- in a Czechoslovakian coincidence, and all the unpublished literary hidden work of --- The Tibetans --– of the musicians of yore in the old pagodas abandoned by --– Los Atlantes --– and not by --- the creams of el america --- because they are as suitcases as --- Las Chivas del Guadalajara --- that stole --- La Gioconda de Mi Nezota --- in the black / yellow market of --– La China –-- and just to indulge of beating all the most dangerous rockers on the globe.
And --- by the way stomping on the rolling stones because at the moment they fired the mathematician of the rhythm --– El Mike Taylor --- who provoked their own debacle and it was all because they were very envious of the 18-year-old guy who arrived to teach them how to play the guitar and God forgive them because we all know that there were only two good musicians in the rockest and the other was the beautiful one of --- El Bryan Jones --- but that one of them is no longer among us to tell.
And… yet we have a good memory of --- Los Ángeles California --- says --- La Zina 777 --- who is now living quietly in --- El Distrito Federal --- and affectionately remembering --- New York --- but leave me alone he said --- La Tranxxx Vestti One --- I beg you to leave me alone that I have never gotten to myself, I'm just trying to live in happiness and what about you want from me if destiny told me no way, I don't know that life is like that because they did it to --- God --- or it is the mere divine representation of --- The Aphrodite Goddess --- masterfully wrapped in a body masculine and not as everyone imagines in --- The Russian Roulette --- in the purest style of --- El Boy George --- of --- El David Bowie --- and of --- El Marilyn Mason --- and the lost lost love of ... El Freddie Mercury --- and where are you heart that I do not hear your love beating from my love and I love you daddy wherever you are.
EL PHERI SANCHEZ ( 4 ) Rock and BAND
FORMER MEMBERS
Robert Sánchez.- Voice and Guitar Craig Harris.- Lead Guitar Jamie Corwin.- Bass Player Scott Honsberger.- Piano Mike McDonough.- Drummer
Y quien es El Pheri Sánchez se preguntarían todos ustedes al mismo tiempo y yo les contestaría, pues mi hermanito, el más chiquito de toda la familia y el mero consentido del clan porque aparte de ser amoroso con su mami y con su papi todavía guarda un cariño propio para sus hermanas y sus hermanos y no niega la cruz de su parroquia al contar con una sangra tan liviana que le cae bien a todo el mundo por ser barbero con todas las personas que se le acercan. su niñez fue muy pegada a la curiosidad como todo niño valiente y tendía a ser un gran hombre, pero las promesas se cumplen y no permiten que alguien más venga para concederlas como una añadidura extra por eso el betirrines poco a poco escalaba los peldaños de las escaleras para llegar al cielo de Los Toltecas en donde rápidamente le robo el corazón a Quetzalcóatl que más tarde que perezoso adopto al niño de platino para enseñarle las artes de la guerra. PERO COMO, BENDITO SEA DIOS ¿??? SANTA CACHUCHA, SUEGRA POREA ¿??? JESUS DE LOS PALOTES QUE TE ECHAS CON LA MALENA EN LA HORA DE LA CENA ¡!!! si Los Sánchez nacieron para fumar la pipa de la paz y no para chupar la coca de la pecsi cargada con anfetaminas para hacer la guerra ya todos locos y de acuerdo con papa que es el hombre más grande de todo el universo superando fácilmente a jehová que ya viéndolo con más tranquilidad hasta el más imbécil de los humanos supera al Dios de Los Ejércitos de Oriente, nunca a un lado de palestina sino colindando con la cabeza de Juárez se sientan. entonces conforme el romeo fue creciendo Quetzalcóatl lo metió a estudiar la primaria en la escuela Huitzilopochtli en donde no hacían festivales en honores de nadie para no perder el valioso tiempo de estudiar y ni atracaban a los padres inventándoles mamada y media para solventar a los maestros huevones que todo el día se la pasan afuera de los salones chismeando y fumando mientras los alumnos se embrutecen con las computadoras mirando películas de porno y haciéndose su chaquetita a las escondidas. a los 15 años entro a LA ULAM ( la universidad de los militares astrónomos ) que pertenecía a ( 5 ) La Ciudad de Tula, pero del planeta serpentino en donde se tituló como pianista adquiriendo el grado de General Tolteca a los 18 años de edad. y que podemos decir del mil amores llamado El Pheri Sánchez alias el romeo porque una cosa si es segura que está más guapo que El Alan Delon, El George Chakiris y tal vez que El James Dean, pero nunca que el novio oficial de La Santa Bertha llamado El Richard Chamberlain, el segundo de abordo El David Copperfield y el tercero en la lista de espera de El William Levy y todo este cuero masculino ya se lo quisieran comer ustedes disfrutándolo un fin de semana en Las Vegas Nevada México. pues bien, esta ricura de hombre no lo podemos decir todavía porque el niño de platino dificultosamente está frisando los 18 añejos y todas las quinceañeras del condado lo perseguían desesperadamente para aventarle las pantaletas al suelo para que no se ensucien de lodo sus inmaculados pies y ni que fuera El Chavo Chuy de NezaPan. el angelito de cerontas en sus escasos amaneceres solamente había recibido dos títulos estudiantiles como lo haría más tarde con tres a los 24 años de edad en Ingeniería Tremole Electrono en La UdeK ( la universidad de keritone, con un poco de trabajo porque no es nada fácil conseguirlo El Tranci-Polo en La UdeA ( la universidad de aardvark y por último Como Preparar al Humano en La UdeT ( la universidad de transilvania ) y después de terminados sus estudios se fue a Lahasa sin la primera a porque se oye y se pronuncia mucho mejor para que los monjes tibetanos lo enseñaran a viajar fácil a otros planetas en base a las enseñanzas de El A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada y que tampoco fue fácil porque hay que ser muy cacahuate para pasar a la segunda lección de 100. entonces cuando vio Quetzalcóatl que El General Tolteca estaba listo para la guerra por todos los fuertes adiestramientos que había recibido de sus maestros de artes marciales al estilo del Kung Fu, lo envió a una misión a La Quinta Dimensión para que se entrevistara con el nuevo secretario general de guerra llamado Elpidio Laborati y se pusiera a sus órdenes. Quetzal.- Y no quiero que le faltes al respeto a mi General Laborati porque nos puedes poner en un entredicho con ese imperio latente y porque no nos conviene perder todas las relaciones comerciales, culturales y militares que tenemos con ellos, estoy siendo claro ¿??? EPS.- Nunca lo voy hacer porque te debo mucho desde que abandone a mis padres por una petición tuya que a la larga nos benefició a todos ¡!!! Quetzal.- eres un ejemplar muy valioso para esos tiempos de sumisión ¡!!! EPS.- si no soy caballo ¡!!! Quetzal.- lo estoy diciendo en el mejor sentido de la palabra ¡!!! EPS.- entonces me convertiré en un pura sangre ¿??? ……………………………………………………….. ( 6 ) Quetzal.- Y si tanto me profesas adoración entonces a quien amarías más entre Huitzilopochtli, Pedro Silverio Sánchez Calderón y yo, tu benefactor de por vida ¿??? EPS.- a mi papa piter ¡!!! Quetzal.- Adoro que Adores a Don Pet ¡!!! EPS.- y tú a quien amas más entre tu padre, Huitzilopochtli y yo ¿??? Quetzal.- por supuesto que a mi papa ¡!!! EPS.- somos como dos gotas de agua ¿??? Quetzal.- Y de Vino. Salute ¡!!! y ya con el estudio y la experiencia recibida en el hermoso castillo de Quetzalcóatl que estaba hecho de cristal y acero El General Tolteca partió para La Quinta Dimensión sondeando todos los peligros que causan los brincos de frecuencias alternas entre una y otra. y por Culiacán ya se andaba quedando así que recurrió a su vasta experiencia al estilo del aventuro tas para no regresarse a su casa y después de re ordenar las coordenadas de los mapas astrales por fin logro atravesar La Cuarta Dimensión en donde todavía se llevó de corbata a unos cuantos vagabundos para atravesar a La Quinta Dimensión. y después de llegar a su destino astutamente se las arregló para viajar de noche atravesando la distancia en años luz y lo tuvo que hacer en un tiempo record para llegar al Planeta Triton que lo escoltaban El planeta Mentor y El planeta Oledisea que pertenecían a La galaxia La UCLA-M1047 y que pertenecía al Universo 028 UNO en una secuencia de anomalías provocadas por algunas alternancias desacopladas de las energías negativas. y después de eso llego pleno a Los Países Rodanos del Imperio Cappurro Lori Ssoccetto que colindaba con Las Fronteras de Las Cofradias bastante buenos enemigos de Los Romatecas que siempre se agarraban del moco con Los Paramateos, pero ya vemos al Pheri entrando al cuartel general del nuevo secretario de guerra Elpidio Laborati que lo recibió con mucho gusto saludándolo con la mano derecha y después abrazarlo cariñosamente. pero antes de continuar con este encuentro les diremos que los antiguos compañeros de guerra del General Tolteca no se cansaban de ponerle apodos por su valor y su arrojo en las enfrascadas batallas de la guerra como… El General Romano
Patritzzio Narra La Torre ………………………………………………………………………………………………… ( 7 )
El Pochotas Tonatih
El Pitzerola
El Grapa de Pato
Y muchos más… EPS.- General ¡!!!
dijo El Pheri Sanchez cuadrándose frente al Elpidio poniendo la mano derecha en su sien derecha orgullosamente. EEL.- descanse general ¡!!!
EPS.- gracias mi general ¡!!! EEL.- ya le dijo La Serpiente Emplumada porque lo mande llamar por segunda vez manque en la primera vez usted lo hizo por su propia cuenta ¿??? EPS.- lo sé, pero ni idea solamente me dijo que tenía unos asuntos pendientes que arreglar para Elías ¿??? EEL.- yo creo que lo mal entendiste hijo, perdón general ¡!!! EPS.- puede decirme hijo ¡!!! EEL.- con la condición que nos hablemos de tu ¡!!! EPS.- recordando las condiciones le va a salir barato que no haga tratos con El Robert M. Sánchez porque se podría arrepentir ¿??? EEL.- tu hermano, eh ¿??? EPS.- efectivamente efectivo, pero está más loco que una cabra encabritada y lista para freír en aceite hirviendo ¡!!! EEL.- por las referencias que tengo del creo que ni loco lo haría porque es un mucho arrastrao y mi mama no tiene por qué pagar por culpas ajenas ¿??? EPS.- muy inteligente de tu parte, general ¡!!! EEL.- Bendito sea Dios que lo tenemos a dos dimensiones fuera de aquí ¿??? EPS.- no te confíes general porque el marrano en las cruzadas las atraviesa hasta La 132 ¿??? EEL.- que también estuvo en Las Cruzadas de La Edad Media ¿??? ……………………………………… ( 8 ) EPS.- para nada, en las cruzadas que se pone con los hongos oaxaqueños el marra nito ¡!!! EEL.- Y yo que creía que era un guerrero de elite ¿??? EPS.- lo único que tiene de quelite es tragar como marrano ¡!!! EEL.- entonces se parece al botargas del peteretes ¿??? EPS.- No, porque hace mucho deporte y hasta eso se mantiene un poco delgado ¡!!! EEL.- qué extraño es tu hermano ¿??? EPS.- apenas si lo conozco ¿??? EEL.- Correcto y vayamos al granuja, general ¡!!! EPS.- estoy escuchándolo mi general ¡!!! EEL.- seguimos teniendo problemas con los paramateos y… EPS.- me lo imaginaba ¿??? EEl.- déjame continuar, general ¿??? EPS.- Perdón ¿??? EEL.- y los condenados se han reforzado hasta los dientes contratando nuevos militares de alto rango de La Ramona Satélite y esos mercenarios están considerados como los mejores agentes de choque en una revuelta confundida y ya nos dieron por debajo de la lengua dos veces y si nos vencen una tercera vez Las Fronteras de Las Cofradías se apoderaran de Los Países Rodanos y… creo que eso no lo vamos a permitir porque seguramente nos vamos a quedar sin una patria y sin un suelo que venerar ¿??? EPS.- no me crean tan bueno para las contiendas porque a mí también me pueden dar hasta con la maceta ¿??? EEL.- posiblemente posible en tu vocabulario, pero aquí es donde entras tu considerando que de repente salta de la nada un buen equipo invencible de futbol y no hay nadie que lo detenga a donde recurriríamos para destrozarlo ¿??? EPS.- yo creo que con Los Diablos y Los Santos bastaría, pero si me quiero asegurar de ganarles mandaría a Los Toltecas para darles una buena arrastradita ¿??? ……………………………………… ( 9 ) EEL.- Ahí lo tienes ¡!!! EPS.- eso quiere decir que ni con todo el arsenal que tiene El Arcángel Miguel y sus tropas de asalto les ganaría incluyendo a La Galaxia de Hércules y Los Héroes de Arten ¿??? EEL.- nadie más en la deriva ¿??? EPS.- conozco a un perro rabioso con un hueso duro de roer, pero como somos enemigos natos no creo que nos venga ayudar ¿??? EEL.- en los momentos apremiantes no se miran las comparaciones ¡!!! EPS.- El Dios de Los Ejércitos de Oriente… EEL.- a un lado de la cabeza de Juárez… EPS.- se sientan todos a descansar, pero ahora no me interrumpas y déjame continuar, general ¡!!! EEL.- adelante mis valientes ¡!!! EPS.- Jehová tiene el corazón más duro que El Chupa Cabras… EEL.- pues no que dios es amor ¿??? EPS.- ya me interrumpiste por segunda vez general, pero quien dijo que Jehová es Dios ¿??? EEL.- La Santa Biblia ¡!!! EPS.- Y si te traigo un cuento de Superman también te le hincarías para besarle los pies ¿??? EEL.- ya entendí, no lo creo, pero con ese wey sí que ganaríamos la guerra contra los paras ¿??? EPS.- Los Parias que porque de que les quedaría mejor en nombre por lo desnaturalizado que son los desalmados… EEL.- ya no me desesperes y échale un telemocaso ¡!!!
Y entonces El General Romano le marco a Jehová desde su celular activando los sin manos, sin patas o sin miembros. EPS.- Atola ¿??? Jehová.- Chale, todavía no amanece y ya comienzan a chingar los borreguitos y quien puta madre ladra dentro de mi séptimo sueño ¿??? ……………………………………………………………………………. ( 10 ) EPS.- El Pheri Sánchez ¡!!! Jehová.- puta madre, que no tienes que hacer para perturbar mis sacro santos secuenciales ¿??? EPS.- yo quería… Jehová.- yo quería, yo tendría, yo vendría, yo, vale verga ¿??? EPS.- pedirte un favor… Jehová.- Y dile al piche Robert que la próxima vez que lo vea le voy a meter toda La Santísima Verga ¿??? EPS.- no creo que le guste… Jehová.- ya verás que hasta va a gritar de placer el desgraciado, de dolor y se va a convulsionar todito como un gusanito ¿??? EPS.- Bueno, te vas a negar o Aurrera ¿??? Jehová.- después de que no se cansa La Santa Bertha de cagarme en sus libros todavía quieres que te ayude sí que te están pasando de verga los dos ¿??? EPS.- no te pido disculpas porque no soy hipócrita, pero será mejor que te deje dormir, hasta luego ¿??? Jehová.- hasta nunca ¡!!! EPS.- como sea ¿??? Jehová.- Abur… to Martínez ¡!!! y después de hablar con el dios de los judíos El Pheri Sanchez colgó su celular en el estuche que traía colgado en el cinto. EPS.- ya lo escuchaste todo, general ¡!!! EEL.- que odioso es el bato verda de diosito lindo y querido y ojala nunca amargue nuestras vidas con su presencia ¿??? EPS.- no creas que no tenga sus razones para odiar a la gente después de que les brindo una vida placentera como pago a su buena voluntad le patearon el trasero ¿??? EEL.- o se lo cogieron de chiquito ¿??? …………………………………………………………………………… ( 11 ) EPS.- qué valor tienes ¿??? EEL.- para ofender a Jehová ¿??? EPS.- No, para decir groserías ¡!!! y de repente sonó el teléfono de La Secretaria General de Guerra y rápidamente fue Elpidio para contestarlo porque en esos momentos no eran horas de oficina. EEL.- te habla El Jehová ¡!!! y entonces les brillaron los ojitos a los dos como diciendo ya la armamos con el trabuco de los antiguos oradores. EPS.- Que Tal ¿??? Jehová.- Chinga tu Madre ¡!!! y los dos se quedaron estupefactos poniendo una cara desconsolada porque pensaban que El Yave había cambiado de parecer. EPS.- ni modo nos la tendremos que rajar solos ¿???
Y en eso estaban cuando se dejaron venir las bombas sobre ellos de las nuevas naves estelares de los paramateos. EEL.- cúbrete general ¡!!! y por debajo del escritorio el romeo pregunto… EPS.- en donde se encuentra El Meliano ¿??? EEL.- acaba de ser promovido a capitán como le sucedió a la momia con El Beny que es como uno de los traidores más grandes que existe en el cine ¡!!! EPS.- en donde se encuentra El Meliano ¿??? EEL.- ya viene para acá ¡!!! EPS.- dile que me alcance en la frontera norte de Las Cofradias, pero tú no te muevas de aquí por ser más seguro ¡!!! EEL.- abre esa puerta que ves ahí enfrente… EPS.- cual porque me parece que veo dos o ya me estos quedando visco ¿??? …………………… ( 12 ) EEL- la que tiene el bolso de mujer colgado en la perilla ¡!!! EPS.- Ahorra si, a luego ¿??? EEL.- la abres y te metes a la oficina de la secretaria y bajo el escritorio hay una compuerta que te llevara fuera de la ciudad ¡!!! EPS.- así lo hare y cuídate general ¡!!! EEL.- yo sé que soy valiente, bravo y bragado, pero tú me llevas un poco ¿??? EPS.- si no soy valiente solamente oye las explosiones por toda la ciudad que no te dejan otra salida que defenderte como perra boca arriba ¿??? EEL.- que dios te bendiga ¡!!! EPS.- ya la chingamos ¿??? y entonces El General Romano obedeció las órdenes del Elpidio y en menos de dos patadas salió a un claro de un bosque que estaba oscuro porque era de noche. EPS.- tenía que suceder… y en menos de tres patadas los romatecas ya estaban perdiendo la guerra y peligrosamente las tropas de los paramateos ya estaban entrando en territorios del Imperio Cappurro Lori Ssoccetto para someter primeramente a los ejércitos de Los Países Rodanos y después a sus ciudadanos. EPS.- por fin lo he comprendido… y de repente sonó el celular del pheri. RelH.- Que Hongo porque me pongo el jorongo en el tongo del batongo de filongo en el zongo grita congo ¿??? y era su hermano Roberto el Hermoso que siempre se preocupaba por Elías. EPS.- nada por el momento… RelH.- como que nada si la voz se te oye muy extraña, vamos no me mientas y dime que pasa por si puedo ayudarte en algo ¿??? EPS.- solamente que los bombazos no me dejan oír bien… RelH.- pásame las coordenadas de donde estas o te mando a la Gestapo mexicana para que ( 13 ) te encuentre ¡!!! EPS.- Longitud ET100o 0’0’ Norte – NG60o Variante – de La Quinta Dimensión. RelH.- Ay wey, pues hasta donde andas carnalito, pero ahorita te caigo en un par de segundos rancheros ¡!!! y así fue como llego El Robert Sánchez con su nave extra LA-420 atarragada de armas bélicas y con los jugadores toltecas enfundados en sus uniformes negros para asaltos melitares e de golpe bajaron para saludar al pheri haciéndole fiestas. Sargatanas.- Pinche Pheri hasta donde te las gastas ¿??? El Diablo.- ya sabes que siempre cuidamos las espaldas de nuestros camaradas ¡!!! J.J. Muñante.- si no fuera peruano seria mexicano ¿??? Z. Zidane.- Viva La France ¡!!! Lucifer.- Y a poco pensaban que iba a dejar solo a mi jugador estrella ¿??? Jesucristo.- también fue mío manque sea media temporada ¿??? J. Cruyff.- yo me conformo con ser holandés, pero adoro a México sin sus políticos rateros ¿??? P. Bendita.- Y todos los chilenos estamos con México en las malas y en las malas ¡!!! B. Moore.- le voy a decir a La Reina Isabel que regrese a México los territorios de Belice ¡!!! F. Beckenbauer.- aquí Adolfo Hitler se vería como adoquinado ¿??? G. Facchetti.- e le mie sono tutte le ragazze del mondo ¡!!! M.- Marín.- no llores por mí argentina ¿??? RelH.- aquí tienes a toda la gente que te adora y estamos bajo tus órdenes y solamente dinos cuál es la siguiente jugada ¿??? EPS.- Bueno, yo digo que… y va llegando El Capitán Meliano con su tropa y después de abrazarlo cariñosamente le dijo. ECM.- a tus órdenes General Romano ¡!!! EPS.- regrésense de inmediato para defender el sitio ¡!!! …………………………………………………… ( 14 ) ECM.- la ciudad tiene suficientes tropas para defenderse y nos están matando a todos ya sea con nosotros o no, pero no podemos hacerlo porque eso nos dijo exactamente El Secretario Elpidio que ibas a contestar ¿??? EPS.- esta no es una petición, es una orden ¡!!! ECM.- disculpa general, pero te seguiremos hasta la muerte y si después de morir por ti nos llevas a una corte marcial por desobedecer tus ordenes mis soldados y yo voluntariamente nos subiremos al cadalso para que nos degüelles como borreguitos ¿??? y cuando la gente es verdaderamente fiel no la puedes cambiar por unos vale vergas que te encuentras por las calles de México. EPS.- cambio de planes… RelH.- tu mandas general ¡!!! EPS.- pensaba entrarles de frente al estilo de Butch Cassidy, pero ahora con la ventaja que me dan nos vamos a meter a su territorio y les vamos a descomponer el corazón de sus reactores para que exploten en cadena… RelH.- And ¿??? EPS.- nosotros nos vamos internando con los jeeps en sus territorios sureños que corresponden al norte de nosotros y El Capitán Meliano y sus efectivos nos van a seguir a 5 kilómetros por litro, alguna pregunta antes de partir ¿??? Lucifer.- no sería mejor esperar la noche porque ya va amanecer ¿??? EPS.- cuando penetremos en su zona con sus radares nos descubrirán a la hora que sea ¡!!!
Jesucristo.- tiene razón chaparrón ¡!!! RelH.- Quien ¿??? Jesucristo.- los dos ¡!!! EPS.- en votos ¿??? Todos.- Vámonos Ahora ¡!!! y así partió la milicia del General Romano para intentar lo imposible porque los paramateos no se estaban durmiendo en sus laureles porque ya habían subido de nivel intelectual. ……………… ( 15 ) ECM.- General Romano ¡!!! El Capitán Meliano se comunicó por teléfono desde la retaguardia. EPS.- que pasa mi capitán ¿??? porque venía rastreando con su aparato electrónico toda la zona rural del enemigo incluyendo el territorio aéreo. ECM.- desvíate 30º a la izquierda y mantén el rumbo durante unos 30 minutos y después te avisare por donde seguir ¡!!! EPS.- Right ¡!!! pero ahora nos vamos con La Santa Bertha que fue a visitar al Jehová en el viejo cielo porque ya no será nunca más. Jehová.- Que Pasa Putona ¿??? LSB.- vengo a suplicar por la vida de mi hermanito ¿??? Jehová.- vienes a suplicar y que descaro el tuyo perra cuando ya me agarraste de pendejo en tus pinches novelas baratas que no se van a vender nunca porque no valen para pura chingada ¿??? LSB.- pídeme lo que quieras, pero compláceme ¿??? Jehová.- estas muy aguada como para exigir siquiera un mendrugo de pan ¿??? LSB.- tal vez del culo pero no de la boca para mamártela ¿??? Jehová.- Y te vas a chupar los moquetes o me los vas a escupir en la cara ¿??? LSB.- por mí lo que el cliente pida no importa si se arrepiente después de haber probado las copas consagradas del vino tinto ¿??? Jehová.- Y me dejas chuparte la pucha y las tetas o naranjas agrias ¿??? LSB.- solo las tetas porque la pucha es de mi viejo ¡!!! Jehová.- que suéter tiene El Richard Chamberlain ¿??? LSB.- quise decir mis viejos ¿??? Jehová.- pinche David Copperfield and William Levy ¿??? ………………………………………………… ( 16 ) LSB.- y aún hay más como dice Raúl Delasco Jehová.- te digo que no dejas ser una puta ¿??? LSB.- pero con mi culo y no te pido el tuyo para serlo ¿??? Jehová.- Bueno, Total, quítate la ropa porque te voy a echar un buen garrotazo a ver si no me infectas el santo pito con tus apestosos chancros ¿??? y cuando La Santa Bertha se quitó el vestido y antes de quedarse en traje de rana se le veía su frondoso busto tan sensual que las tetas casi se le salían del brassier quedando en sus zapatillas plateadas de tacones extra altos con medias y liguero bajo su medio fondo de olanes muy pero muy picarescos. Jehová.- Mama Mía ¿??? LSB.- Si, ya sé que no te gusto ¿??? Jehová.- me cae de a madres que si no fueras tan babilonia me hacía responsable de ti y de tus hijos ¿??? LSB.- como lo fuiste con la pendeja de María que la abandonaste con el suyo ¿??? y entonces El Dios de Los Ejércitos de Oriente se paró de manos. Jehová.- Mira Hija de tu pinche madre no te andes metiendo con mi familia porque te voy hacer cagar cagada por el hocico ¿??? LSB.- me cago en dios ¡!!! Jehová.- empínate porque te voy a meter La Santísima Verga ¿??? entonces vino el remate de La Santa Bertha que lo tenía bien escondido en las piernas para ponerlo en donde quería. LSB.- que por cierto están madreando en una guerra desigual al General Romano… Jehová.- me da gusto oír eso y se lo merece por ser tan bondadoso como su papa ¿??? LSB.- solamente que lo acompaña Jesucristo ¡!!! Jehová.- QUE ¿??? no se metan con mi kuku … ( 17 )
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y sin decir agua va El Jehová se sacudió La Santísima Verga porque ya la traía chorreando de gusto y subió los pantalones para preguntarle a La Santa Bertha. Jehová.- en donde ¿??? LSB.- en El Imperio Cappurro de Lori Ssoccetto en La Quinta Dimensión ¡!!! y rápidamente recluto al ejército más grande que algún dios haya hecho y se lanzó como bola de catapulta hacia El planeta Tritón. Jehová.- Síganme Los Mas Buenos ¡!!! y efectivamente conforme llego Jehová a Los Países Rodanos comenzó a emparejar la contienda mientras los paramateos inexplicablemente se echaban para atrás. EGP.- ay hijos de la chingada como me hacen enojar, pero es para adelante pendejos y no se arruguen como culos viejos ¿??? pero la suerte ya estaba echada mientras La tropa Loca de Los Toltecas buscaban afanosamente el lugar más débil del reactor nuclear en Las Fronteras de Las Cofradías. EPS.- Apúrenle que no tenemos todo el día ¿??? mientras que El Capitan Meliano ya había mandado traer naves de escape por si lograran salir vivos y con la victoria en las manos manque sea una coronita o modelo espacial. RelH.- Si no son enchiladas ¿??? …………………………………………………………………………………….. ( 18 ) Lucifer.- en eso estamos general ¡!!! Jesucristo.- sin soltar prenda ¡!!! en eso grita El Johan Cruyfff… J. Cruyff.- Lo Encontré, Lo Encontré y ya salgamos de aquí porque explotara en cadena en diez minutos. y ya sin hablarse todos corrieron buscando la salida y de lo bueno de su condición física fue que les alcanzo fuerza en las piernas para el siguiente maratón. EPS.- Suban Rápido a Las Naves ¡!!! y conforme lo hicieron y estuvieron a salvo volaron lo más lejos que pudieron para evitar las radiaciones de los reactores que explotaron en cadena como china pinas. ESO ¡!!! grito El Jehova cuando vio a su hijo sano y salvo… y entonces todas las naves enemigas se caían al suelo por no encontrar el comando del GPS mientras las triunfadoras bajaba a suelo firme para celebrar con todos los aldeanos. VIVA, VIVA, VIVA, VIVA, VIVA, VIVA, VIVA, VIVA, VIVA, VIVA, VIVA, VIVA, VIVA, VIVA, VIVA, VIVA,
VIVA, VIVA, VIVA, VIVA, VIVA, VIVA, VIVA, VIVA, VIVA, VIVA, VIVA, VIVA, VIVA, VIVA, VIVA, VIVA,
VIVA, VIVA, VIVA, VIVA, VIVA, VIVA, VIVA, VIVA, VIVA, VIVA, VIVA, VIVA, VIVA, VIVA, VIVA, VIVA. e hicieron unas grandes fiestas patrias como ningún país lo había hecho en otro mundo en donde la comida fue más abundante que lo normal así como el vino y las mujeres de Los Países Rodanos y en especial La Jacinta la suprema y hermosa muchacha de la casa que estaba en la contra esquina de la taberna que recibió al General Romano con un besote bien sabroso en la boca. y también Jesucristo fue a recibir a su padre por haberlo salvado de ese peligro por lo cual El Jehová lo abrazaba tiernamente. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. ( 19 ) también llegaron los altos mandos del infierno para celebrar el triunfo con su jefe y los apóstoles con Jesucristo. no podía faltar El Arcángel Miguel con sus huestes porque aunque no era su guerra era parte de ella de alguna manera. todas las familias de Los jugadores Toltecas que brindaban con sus maridos y sus hijos así como todos los invitados las comarcas aledañas que venían a felicitar al nuevo estado independiente. Y viva México cabrones ¡!!! y después del gran festín El Pheri Sánchez fue a visitar a los mejores clásicos de Los Siglos XVI, XVII y XVIII para que le enseñaran los secretos de la música y El Ludwing Van Beethoven, El Antonio Vivaldi, El Johan Sebastián Bach y El Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart lo hicieron con mucho gusto, ahí la razón de su genialidad. SI IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Y viva México cabrones ¡!!! Y viva México cabrones ¡!!! Y viva México cabrones ¡!!! Y viva México cabrones ¡!!!
Y nos vamos rápidamente al partido de la semana en donde El Babilonia recibe hoy a The All ( 20 ) Stars equipos colocados en Los Conformistas.
Y el partido será transmitido por La NAT Televisión desde El Estadio La Viruleita de la linda, bella ciudad Mesopotámica de Nínive con sus locutores favoritos de El Moha Mad, El Abelo Ali y la bella hermosa y simpática de La Dalila Sandira.
EMM.- Y ya vamos creyendo que estos dos equipos no van a poder salir de los sótanos porque con un poquito y más van que vuelan de regreso a La Primera División.
EAA.- Barbaros ¿???
EMM.- no me gusta pronosticar el futuro, pero lo veo más negro quel Durazno en sus mejores días de Gloria en La Pulcata.
EAA.- continua desalmao ¡!!!
EMM.- yo sé que si los dos equipos los medimos con una varita de nardo resultaran con la misma medida de ingratitud para unos aficionados que esperan más que un juego aburrido de ajedrez en donde ni las piezas se mueven.
EAA.- Y yo creo que ese fue uno de sus errores con mayor perjuicio que cometieron los dueños de los equipos porque el resto de los equipos aspiran por lo menos terminar entre los tres primeros y cuarto lugar.
EMM.- pero que desafine por desentenderse de sus compromisos como jugadores profesionales.
EAA.- en donde los católicos llevan la penitencia ¡!!!
EMM.- Y porque no, háblanos a nivel de campo mamacita dali ¡!!!
LDS.- Los Babilonios o Libado res en momento dan la impresión de que quieren, pero no quieren y se parecen al hocicón del puri que desea todas las mujeres del mundo, pero con una e da meyo de por sí y así no se puede.
EMM.- Y que maíz ¿???
LDS.- que en vez de parecer sexolistas parecen saxofonistas en donde solo una mujer se puede mover como pez en el agua y no es una logia para hombres como se imagina la mayoría de los que se dicen macho menos.
EMM.- háblanos de los árbitros…
LDS.- el juez principal de este encuentro será El Duncan López, con la bandera amarilla El Raulos Meras, con la bandera naranja El Clemente Alberto y como árbitro suplente El Cabildo Ortega que ya vienen escoltados por los dos equipos en donde El Babilonia viene usando normalmente uno de los uniformes oficiales muy parecido a La U de G mientras que The All Star con su Azul eléctrico y muy celeste lucen mucho mejor que su futbol moja madito…
EMM.- continúa por favor, pero después de las alineaciones…
ESL.- por The All Stars tenemos en la portería con el número 1 El Ataulfo Sánchez, en la defensa izquierda El Buda con el número 2, en la defensa central izquierda con el número 3 El Osiris, en la defensa central derecha El Yoselin con el número 4, en la defensa derecha con el número 5 El jabón Ariel, en la media izquierda con el número 6 El Gabriel, en la media central El Parres jugadorazo Son con el número 7, en la media derecha El Rohana con el número 8, por la ala de la izquierda tenemos El ERRACA con el número 9, en el centro delantero el intro-con dé El Tibetano con el número 10 y con el número 11 por la ala de la derecha El Alado.
Y los aplausos para Los Catedráticos del Ritmo fueron fenomenales a pesar de ser visitantes y de mas solo porque se esperaba más de ellos…
ESL.- por El Babilonia tenemos en la portería con el número 1 al carioca Valdir Pérez, en la defensa izquierda con el número 2 El Oscar, en la defensa central izquierda El Luzinho con el número 3, en la defensa central derecha con el número 4 El Leandro, en la defensa derecha con el número 5 El Junior, en la media izquierda tenemos con el número 6 El Falcao, en la media central con el número 7 Socrates Batoto, en la media derecha con el número 8 El Cerezzo, por la ala izquierda tenemos con el número 9 El Eder, en el centro delantero y goleador El Serginho con el número 10 y con el número 11 El Zico por la ala de la derecha.
Y los aplausos para los mesopotámicos fue caluroso a pesar de no ser tan valientes, pero no tan menos inferiores a los demás equipos.
LDS.- mientras que La madrina Brigitte Bardott baila con todo el ritmo desertico con Las lindas de bellas de Las Gasolineras para poner en orden los sentimientos locales, pero los dos equipos casi ya están alineados para escuchar los himnos nacionales de ambas escuadras.
Y de repente vemos pararse frente al micrófono al Luchiano Pavorotti para reventarse la panza de marrano con su linda voz el himno visitante de El Do Re Mí, Em I Do y cuando termino con la grasa de los animales se llevó una carretada de aplausos para su chante.
Y ahora va rápidamente al quite La Linda Rostand para reventarse la chiqui falda con el himno del buscador o sea Los Sickers y lo hizo tan bien que todas las niños se quitaron las playeras para de por si ondearse por todo el estadio y vámonos con el encuentro, mojadito.
EMM.- y ahí suena su ocarina El árbitro Duncan para que dé inicio el partido en donde el tibetano se la da por la izquierda al erraca que la regresa para el centro en donde la recibe el medio parres son que trata de controlar el balón, pero que pasa porque El Sonido Local está haciendo un fuerte anuncio a través de los parlantes electrónicos y dice…
ESL.- Señoras y Señores agarren a sus lindas niñas y niños y súbanse lo que más puedan sobre la grada de los niveles más altos porque se acaba de romper la presa y toda la torrente de agua con fuerza viene para intentar ahogarnos…
EAA.- pero si no existe ninguna presa por lo menos a 200 kilómetros por hora ¿???
ESL.- pero recuerden que esta presa será construida dentro de 100 años…
Y entonces los jugadores de los dos equipos con sus reservas y utileros se metieron como locos y corriendo por los túneles para irse a encerrar a sus respectivos vestidores.
ESL.- Y nos avisan que el apreciado liquido viene infestado de feroces tiburones hambrientos ¡!!!
LDS.- pero esos extraños escualos son de agua salada y que la naturaleza sepa creo que los ( 22 ) malditos no se adaptan a el agua dulce ¿???
ESL.- Y porque no los esperas para que se los preguntes a ellos porque ya no tardan en llegar con sus hileras de dientes al estadio ¡!!!
LDS.- que vienen en barcos o que pex ¿??? ESL.- desgraciada ramera espero que cuando lleguen te burles de ellos como lo estás haciendo de plano como lo estás haciendo conmigo ¿???
LDS.- que me los echen sin pantaletas porque…
De repente llegaron las oleadas altas del mar y fueron tan elevadas que superaron la altura de 90 metros del estadio…
ESL.- Y los dientones comenzaron a comerse a toda la gente que naufrago cuando se les acabo el piso al estilo del Noé cuando se le cayó la familia de su barcaza que no resistió ni una hora sobre el agua y menos los 40 días y cuarenta noches que el mentiroso del Jehová prometió y de seguro que andaba pedo el bato porque en algunas versiones de la biblia dice que se aventaron como un año con doce meses y que tragaron los que no se cayeron, calabaza de animales. 0 a 0.
La Fecha 15 de Los 100 Años de Terquedad
De
El Tercer Campeonato Universal de…
LA FUFA
Resultados de La Semana
Los Monkeys 2---1 Los Guerreros
Los Diggers 1---0 El Jamper
Los Santos 1---1 Los Toltecas
El Lasu 1---1 El Larfa
Las Perras 0---0 Los Diablos
El Gallagher 0---0 Los Porkianos
Las Cobras 2---2 El Kasek
Los Nazis 0---0 El Nicobano
El Botanga 1---0 Los Ofidios
El Babilonia 0---0 The All Stars
La Tabla de Posiciones L Equipo JJ JGL JGV JE JP GF GC P
Los Lideres 1.--- Los Santos 15 – 07 –-- 07 --- 01 --- 00 – 38 – 18 – 36 2.--- El Lasu 15 – 03 --- 02 ---- 08 --- 02 – 17 – 14 – 20 3.--- El Kasek 15 – 01 –- 01 ---- 12 –-- 01 – 10 – 09 – 17
Los Cazadores
4.--- Los Nazis 15 – 00 –- 02 ---- 11 –-- 02 – 12 – 13 – 17 5.--- El Larfa 15 – 00 –-- 02 --- 11 –-- 02 – 13 – 14 – 17 6.--- Los Diggers 15 – 02 – 02 ---- 07 –--- 04 – 15 – 15 – 17 7.--- Las Cobras 15 – 02 -- 01 ---- 09 –-- 03 – 13 – 13 – 16 8.--- Los Porkianos 15 – 03 – 01 ---- 07 –--- 04 – 25 – 20 – 16 9.--- Los Toltecas 15 – 02 -- 00 --- 12 ----- 01 -- 23 – 22 – 16 10.- El Gallagher 15 – 01 – 00 ---- 13 –---- 01 – 07 – 07 – 15
Los Conformistas 11.- The All Stars 15 – 01 –- 00 -- 12 –--- 02 -- 07 –-08 – 14 12.- Los Ofidios 15 – 01 – 01 ---- 09 –--- 04 – 06 – 08 – 14 13.- El Babilonia 15 – 01 – 00 –-- 12 ----- 02 -- 08 – 09 – 14 14.- Los Guerreros 15 – 01 – 00 --- 12 –---- 02 –- 07 – 10 – 14 15.- Las Perras 15 – 01 -- 01 --- 09–--- 04 –- 09 – 11 – 14 16.- Los Monkeys 15 – 01 -– 01 -- 09 –---- 04 – 10 – 12 – 14 17.- El Botanga 15 – 03 – 00 ---- 08 –--- 04 – 12 – 13 – 14 Los Santaneros 18.- El Nicobano 15 - 01 –- 00 … 11 –-- 03 –- 05 – 08 – 13 19.- El Jamper 15 – 02 -- 00 --- 08 –-- 05 –- 09 – 12 – 12 20.- Los Diablos 15 – 02 –- 01 ---- 05 –- 07 – 04 – 14 – 12
La Tabla de Goleo 25.- El Inmaculado
10.- El Sargatanas
9.- El Kayon
8.- El Nete
7.- RelH
7.- Flakiris, 7.- Bolete, 7.- T. Sánchez
6.- Flapper, 6.- El Kilo
6.- O. Muciño
6.- Bestola
6.- El Satanas
5.- Pele
5.- J. Repp
5.- La Putana, 5.- G. Mueller
5.- El Yipan
5.- Serginho
5.- Gorilon
4.- Clonoaldo
4.- Paero, 4.- L. Sánchez
4.- M. Rivas
4.- Alcamonte, 4.- Sixtolo
3.- P. Son
3.- Ranitha, 3.- Zormuer, 3.- Gasene
2.- El Ñapo, 2.- T. Baloyan
2.- La Sentones, 2.- Kalakov, 2.- La Shorreada
2.- Huesala
2.- Hortoli, 2.- S. Libuda
2.- El Aste, 2.- El Zico, 2.- El Curco, 2.- Linaco
2.- La Comadreja
2.- Transfusiones
1.- El Jisus
1.- El Zurco, 1.- Adonai, 1.- Ostela, 1.- C. Sánchez, 1.- Tablera, 1.- El Frane
1.- L. Donovan, 1.- Chofelo
1.- La Muerte
1.- Erraca
1.- Boneni, 1.- Rifelio
1.- U. Seeler
1.- Zancu
1.- P. Pig
1.- El Fonografo
1.- El Kule, 1.- Lukator
1.- Patiano
1.- Jazaro, 1.- Liro Lero
1.- El Eder, 1.- Bolsetti
1.- Rankuno, 1.- El Querro
1.- Virtuorio, 1.- Grasono
1.- B. Comandante
1.- El Missio, 1.- Dichason
1 Alado, 1.- Changon, 1.- Semirato
1.- H. Martínez, 1 Eusebio
1.- El de Nada, 1.- El ere Bisho
1.- Mono-Riel, 1.- Mono-Sabio
1.- Mono-Block
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MOZART MOMENTUM 1785
Nuevo álbum hoy disponible. Además, el primer vídeo de la serie de vídeos Mozart Momentum "Piano Land Vienna" en SONY CLASSICAL YOUTUBE. Conoce a Mozart en Viena y descubre cómo el compositor tuvo que ser cada vez más inventivo para distinguirse y ganarse el cariño del público.
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"Cuando te das cuenta de lo rápido que Mozart evolucionó durante los primeros años de la década de 1780, te preguntas: ¿cómo ha ocurrido? ¿Qué estaba pasando? Su creatividad se dispara en ese momento", dice Leif Ove Andsnes.
En 1781, con 25 años, Mozart se atrevió a ir por libre: "¡Viena es la tierra del piano!" exclamó en una carta a su padre, Leopold, en un intento por justificar la renuncia a su empleo del arzobispo de Salzburgo. Con conciertos diarios en lugares públicos o privados, Viena era el lugar perfecto para el ambicioso joven compositor y músico, que rápidamente se dio cuenta de las oportunidades que le ofrecía la ciudad. Un par de años más tarde ya era uno de los músicos más famosos de Viena, pero hacia 1785 apareció la competencia. Según llegaban más y más compositores talentosos a la ciudad, los independientes como Mozart tenían que ser más creativos para distinguirse y ganarse la atención del público. Fue en estos dos años --1785 y 1786-- que la imaginación musical de Mozart floreció como nunca antes.
Mozart escribió una serie de obras maestras y revolucionó la esencia del concierto de piano. Los cinco conciertos de piano, Nos. 20-24, son piezas fundamentales en el cambio de la forma. Mozart comenzó a reexaminar los papeles del solista y la orquesta y creó un diálogo entre estas dos entidades de una forma totalmente nueva. "Cambia completamente con el Concierto de Piano No.20 de Mozart [en re menor K466]," dice Andsnes. "Separa más al solista de la orquesta. La primera entrada del solista en esta pieza es diferente a lo que has escuchado presentar a la orquesta. Este es el momento que apunta al futuro y la evolución del concierto de piano y del comienzo del concierto de piano romántico, que es tan apreciado. Todo desde Tchaikovsky, Grieg y Rachmaninov, donde el solista tiene una especie de papel "heróico." Empieza aquí con Mozart."
En los cuatro trabajos siguientes, Mozart exploró exhaustivamente la forma del concierto y llevó a sus seguidores vieneses hasta el limite de la emoción. "Había una nueva energía creativa en el aire," dice Andsnes: "Mozart parece haberse adentrado cada vez más en el lenguaje y sus posibilidades e intentó nuevas técnicas. "No conozco otra música que ofrezca tanta diversidad emocional."
Mozart Momentum 1785 es el primero de dos lanzamientos que exploran estos años especialmente destacables. Incluye los conciertos de piano Nos. 20-22, el Cuarteto de piano en sol menor, Música para un funeral másónico y Fantasía en do menor para piano solista.
"La idea de este proyecto es explorar la diversidad de lo que estaba pasando en la vida creativa de Mozart en ese momento; mostrar que una separación entre la interpretación solista, la interpretación de música de cámara, y la de concierto, no es realmente importante," dice Andsnes. "Te das cuenta de que algunas partes de piano en la música de cámara son de más virtuosismo que aquellas de los conciertos. Todo va de la mano."
Leiv Ove Andsnes se embarcará en esta nueva aventura junto a una compañera de confianza: La Orquesta de Cámara Mahler. Su proyecto anterior de conciertos --los cinco conciertos de piano de Beethoven-- incluye grabaciones que ganaron el premio al Disco del año de BBC Music Magazine, fueron nominadas a los Premios Gramphone y fueron aclamadas como nuevos estándares de referencia. "Esta colaboración es mucho más que una interpretación excepcional; hay una sensación palpable de descubrimiento, de experimentación de la música," dice Gramophone Magazine. The Guardian dijo: "Es difícil encontrar un pianista y una orquesta que se acoplen mejor."
El segundo álbum doble, que se centra en el año 1786, incluirá los conciertos No.23-24 de Mozart, el Cuarteto de piano en mi bemol, el Trío para piano en sol menor y Rondo en re para piano solista. El proyecto Momentum Mozart también viene acompañado de giras de conciertos por toda Europa.
REPERTOIRE
ALBUM 1 - 1785
Piano Concerto No. 20 K 466 Piano Concerto No. 21 K 467 Piano Concerto No. 22 K 482 Masonic Funeral Music Fantasia for Piano in C minor Quartet in G minor for Piano and Strings
ALBUM 2 – 1786 Fall 2021
Rondo in D for Keyboard
Concerto in A for Piano, No. 23
Concerto in C minor for Piano, No. 24
Quartet for Piano and strings in E flat
Piano Trio No 2 in G
Scena and Rondo for Soprano “Ch’io mi scordi di te?”
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Mozart fue admitido como aprendiz en la logia masónica de Viena llamada "Zur Wohltätigkeit" ("Beneficencia") el 14 de diciembre de 1784. Fue promovido al grado de "compañero" el 7 de enero de 1785, y se convirtió en "Maestro Masón" «en un corto espacio de tiempo». Para el 22 de abril de 1785, Mozart figura ya como maestro masón en los archivos de la logia. Mozart también asistió a las reuniones de otra logia, llamada "Zur wahren Eintracht" ("Concordia Verdadera"). Ambas logias practicaban el rito Zinnendorf. Según Otto Erich Deutsch, esta logia era «la mayor y más aristocrática de Viena. Mozart, como el mejor de los hermanos músicos, fue bienvenido en todas las logias». Fue apadrinado por el naturalista Ignaz von Born. La propia logia de Mozart, "Zur Wohltätigkeit", se unió a otras dos en diciembre de 1785, bajo la reforma imperial de la masonería (el Freimaurerpatent, "decreto masónico") del mismo mes, y así Mozart llegó a pertenecer a una logia llamada "Zur Neugekrönten Hoffnung" ("Nueva Esperanza Coronada"). Según los documentos masónicos que se han conservado, Mozart era bien recordado por sus hermanos masones y muchos de sus amigos también eran masones. La colaboración musical de Mozart con las logias masónicas comienza incluso antes de haber sido iniciado masón, ya que buena parte de sus amigos y patronos pertenecían también a la masonería. (en Venezuela) https://www.instagram.com/p/B70f1tGnQNK/?igshid=dk69or59lsux
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EL PHERI SANCHEZ rock band
EL PHERI SANCHEZ
rock band
La Zinara 777.- Está trabajando como una verdadera burra pareciéndose a --- Los Damn Yankees --- para llevar a la cúspide en --- El Siglo 21 --- a --- El Pheri Sánchez --- rock band originario de --- La Colonia Pantitlan --- y celosamente protegida por todos los miembros de la pandilla de --- Los Nazis de Neza --- que la tomaron como la madrina oficial para representar a esta delincuente organización y que culpa tiene la gallina que cumplas años déjala tranquila.
Y --- se dice por ahí que --- El Pheri Sánchez ---con la bandota serán los nuevos autores del cambio musicalmente hablando así como lo hicieron --- Los Beatles --– allá por el año de 1964 y que --- Los Monstruos de Liverpool --- cambiaran el punto de vista de toda la humanidad rompiendo todos los récords habidos y por haber como la moda en el vestir, el amor por los semejantes, la psicodelia, la comunicación directa con --- El mismo Dios --- y terminando por crear --- El Gran Movimiento Hippie --- que se desparramo por todo el planeta para demostrarle a todo el mundo como una sociedad anti higiénica pudo vivir en paz rechazando la guerra mientras que --- Los Illuminatis --- manipulados por --- Los Reptilianos --- comenzaban la otra.
Y --- el reto que tiene --- El Pheri Sánchez --- es el de acabar con el reinado de --– El Elvis Presley –-- la espectacularidad de --– El Michael Jackson --– y aplastar a --- a la cuarteta más poderosa de inglaterra --- y de todo el mundo --– Led Zeppelin –-- en donde los boliquetes se van a poner a peso porque para lograrlo se van a tener que morder un huevo y la mitad del otro y si todavía les añadimos al maestro de maestros --– El Ludwing Van Beethoven –-- la velocidad endemoniada de --– El Antonio Vivaldi --– los rezos sagrados de --– El Johan Sebastián Bach –-- y la música astronómica de --–El Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart --– sí que va a estar muy crabrón hacerlo, pero al final nos los echaremos al plato ya lo verán ustedes, según dijo la vocero de --- La Black And White Records .
Y --- pero como dicen los estudiantes de --- La Biblia --- simplemente jamás nos imaginamos que --- El Jehová --- iba a seleccionar para cada uno de sus profetas de los últimos tiempos a un elemento que no pertenece a --- La casa de Dios --- y mucho menos que proviene de la casa de la-blacky, pero como los caminos del señor son extraños y misteriosos --- A lavado y Engrasado sea El Señor y que le cambien su Mofle cito para que ya no tire aceite por el carter como lo hace tu mama cada 28 días con orejas --- no hay problema, porque según todos los elementos de la banda de rock dicen que contamos con el formato musical de --- Los Parabramanes --- los escritos secretos de --- El Bután --- que los encontró --- La Golondrina Viajera --- en una casualidad Checoslovaca, y todas las obras literarias inéditas que escondían --- Los Tibetanos --– de los músicos de antaño en las viejas pagodas abandonadas por --– Los Atlantes --– y no por --- las cremas del américa --- porque son tan maletas como --- Las Chivas del Guadalajara --- que se las robo --- La Gioconda de Mi Nezota --- en el mercado negro/amarillo de --– La China–-- y solamente para darse el gusto de vencer a todos los rockeros más peligrosos del globo terráqueo.
Y --- por ahí de paso pisotear a los rolling stones porque en el momento que despidieron al matemático del ritmo --– El Mike Taylor –-provocaron su propia debacle y todo fue porque le tenían mucha envidia al chavo de 18 años que llego para enseñarles cómo se toca la guitarra y que dios los perdone porque todos sabemos que solo hubo dos buenos músicos en la pedrada y el otro era el hermoso de --- El Bryan Jones --- pero que uno de ellos ya no están entre nosotros para contarlo.
Y… sin embargo nos queda un buen recuerdo de --- Los Ángeles California --- dice --- La Zina 777 --- que ahora está viviendo tranquilamente en --- El Distrito Federal --- y recordando cariñosamente a --- Nueva York --- pero déjenme en paz dijo --- La Tranxxx Vestti One --- se los suplico que me dejen en paz que yo con nadie me he metido jamás tan solo estoy tratando de vivir en la felicidad y que quieren ustedes de mi si el destino me dijo que no yo sé que la vida es así porque así se la hicieron a --- Dios --- o es la mera representación divina de --- La Diosa Afrodita --- envuelta magistralmente en un cuerpo masculino y no como todos se lo imaginan en --- La Ruleta Rusa --- al más puro estilo de --- El Boy George --- de --- El David Bowie --- y de --- El Marilyn Mason --- y el amor perdido de… y en donde estás corazón que no oigo tu palpitar amor de mis amores de –-- El Freddie Mercury --– y te amo papacito en donde quiera que te encuentres.
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La Zinara 777.- Is working like a real donkey looking like --- The Damn Yankees --- to take to the cusp in --- The 21st Century --- to --- El Pheri Sánchez --- original rock band from --- La Colonia Pantitlan --- and jealously protected by all members of the gang --- Los Nazis of Neza --- who took it as the official godmother to represent this criminal organization and what about the chicken if is your birthday leave her alone.
And --- it is said that --- El Pheri Sánchez --- with the big band will be the new authors of the change musically speaking as --- The Beatles --– did back in 1964 and that --- The Liverpool Monsters --- will change the point of view of all mankind by breaking all the records that have been made and by having fashion as clothing, love for others, psychedelia, direct communication with --- The God Himself --- and eventually creating --- The Great Hippie Movement --- that spread across the planet to show the whole world how an anti-hygienic society could live in peace by rejecting war while --- Illuminatis --- manipulated by --- The Reptilians --- began the other.
And --- the challenge --- El Pheri Sánchez --- has, is to end the reign of --– El Elvis Presley –-- the spectacularness of --– El Michael Jackson --– and crush to --- The England's most powerful foursome --- and around the world --– Led Zeppelin –-- where the pens will be put on weight because to achieve this --- El Pheri Sánchez --- will have to bite a bolt and half of the another and if we still add to the teacher of teachers --– El Ludwing Van Beethoven –-- the demonic speed of --– El Antonio Vivaldi --– the sacred prayers of --– El Johan Sebastián Bach –-- and the music Astronomical of --– El Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart --– yes, it will be very crap to do it, but in the end we will throw them to the plate and you will see it, according to the spokeswoman of --- The Black And White Records.
And --- but as the students of --- The Bible --- say, we simply never imagined that --- The Lord --- was going to select for each of his prophets of recent times an element that does not belong --- The house of God --- and much less that comes from la-blacky company, but as the ways of the Lord are strange and mysterious --- To wash and Oiled be The Lord and change his Mofle quote so that no longer throw oil through the carter as your mom does every 28 days with ears --- no problem, because according to all the elements of the rock band they say we have the musical format of --- Los Parabramanes --- the secret writings of --- The Bhutan --- where found it by --- The Traveling Swallow --- in a Czechoslovakian coincidence, and all the unpublished literary hidden work of --- The Tibetans --– of the musicians of yore in the old pagodas abandoned by --– Los Atlantes --– and not by --- the creams of el america --- because they are as suitcases as --- Las Chivas del Guadalajara --- that stole --- La Gioconda de Mi Nezota --- in the black / yellow market of --– La China –-- and just to indulge of beating all the most dangerous rockers on the globe.
And --- by the way stomping on the rolling stones because at the moment they fired the mathematician of the rhythm --– El Mike Taylor --- who provoked their own debacle and it was all because they were very envious of the 18-year-old guy who arrived to teach them how to play the guitar and God forgive them because we all know that there were only two good musicians in the rockest and the other was the beautiful one of --- El Bryan Jones --- but that one of them is no longer among us to tell.
And… yet we have a good memory of --- Los Ángeles California --- says --- La Zina 777 --- who is now living quietly in --- El Distrito Federal --- and affectionately remembering --- New York --- but leave me alone he said --- La Tranxxx Vestti One --- I beg you to leave me alone that I have never gotten to myself, I'm just trying to live in happiness and what about you want from me if destiny told me no way, I don't know that life is like that because they did it to --- God --- or it is the mere divine representation of --- The Aphrodite Goddess --- masterfully wrapped in a body masculine and not as everyone imagines in --- The Russian Roulette --- in the purest style of --- El Boy George --- of --- El David Bowie --- and of --- El Marilyn Mason --- and the lost lost love of ... El Freddie Mercury --- and where are you heart that I do not hear your love beating from my love and I love you daddy wherever you are.
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As I was already at the University discussing the Mormons with old friends I decided to ask about the Freemasons as well as conduct my own light reading in the Library. Below is an organized report of my findings.
Who/What were the Freemasons?
Freemasonry is one of the world’s oldest and largest non-religious, non-political fraternal and charitable organizations. It is believed that Freemasonry began in medieval Europe as a guild for stonemasons, and later, expanded to become a social organization. Freemasons strive for “self-improvement” through active participation in charitable endeavours, as well as involving themselves in the traditions of the fraternity. Together, the Freemasons donate nearly two million dollars every day to institutions, such as children’s hospitals and schools. With an estimated six million members worldwide, the Freemasons have extended their circle to include some of the world’s most influential figures, such as Sir Winston Churchill, Oscar Wilde, Albert Einstein, Mozart, Rudyard Kipling, and Benjamin Franklin.
Describe the history of the Freemasons.
It is unknown when Freemasonry began, but it is widely believed to have begun in the Medieval era, involving actual stonemasons. The oldest printed reference to the Freemasons is the “Regius Poem”, which was published in 1390. It wasn’t until 1717 that Freemasonry became a formal organization. By 1731, Freemasonry had established several lodges within the United States and only continued to expand within its western states. Founding fathers, such as George Washington, were attributed to being part of the Freemasons themselves. Within the timespan of the 1800s to the early 1900s, the Freemasonry grew to include many more countries, gaining its status as an international organization. Previously, the Freemasons established orphanages, retirement homes, and homes for widows in an effort to provide security within society.
Identify the key features of Freemasonry/Masonic practices.
While Freemasonry is not considered a religious organization, it is required that every member believes in the existence of a “higher” power or being as spiritualism often enforces discipline and self-control. Teachings of the Freemasonry include:
Since God is the Creator, all men and women are the children of God.
No one has the right to tell another person what he or she must think or believe
Each person must learn and practice self-control.
Faith must be in the center of our lives.
Each person has a responsibility in being a good citizen and obey the law.
It is important to work to make this world better for all who live in it.
Honor and integrity are essential to life.Freemasons are to prioritize the betterment of society through charitable acts. Personal beliefs and opinions are put aside in an effort to express kindness, respect, and tolerance to everyone, regardless of their circumstances.
Is there a connection between the Freemasons and Sherlock Holmes? Between the Freemasons and Arthur Conan Doyle?
Arthur Conan Doyle, at the age of 27, initiated into the Masonic Fraternity on the 26th of January, 1887. His involvement within the Freemasonry has led him to reference the organization in his literary work, specifically Sherlock Holmes. An example can be found in “The Valley of Fear” when “V.V341“, a symbol to the Scowrers of Vermissa lodge no. 341, an Ancient Order of Freemen, was found on a card as evidence in Sherlock Holmes’ investigation. As well, in “The Study of Scarlet”, a gold ring found in Drebber’s pocket had a masonic device. While Doyle later removed himself from the Masonic Fraternity, there have been no other records of his involvement in other lodges/organizations.
Sources:
“History of Freemasonry.” History of Freemasonry. N.p., N.d. Web. May 2017. <http://www.msana.com/historyfm.asp>.
“What’s a Mason?” Who Are the Masons? N.p., n.d. Web. May 2017. <http://www.yorkrite.com/mason.htm>.
“Who Are Masons, and What Do They Do?” Masonic Lodges. N.p., n.d. Web. May 2017. <http://www.masonic-lodges.com/masons.html>
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FREEMASONRY
1) Who/What were the Freemasons?
Freemasonry is one of the world’s oldest and largest non-religious, non-political fraternal and charitable organizations. It is believed that Freemasonry began in medieval Europe as a guild for stonemasons, and later, expanded to become a social organization.Freemasons strive for “self-improvement” through active participation in charitable endeavours, as well as involving themselves in the traditions of the fraternity. Members, too, are encouraged to refer to one another as “brothers” to further strengthen their relationships. Together, the Freemasons donate nearly two million dollars every day to institutions, such as children’s hospitals and schools.With an estimated six million members worldwide, the Freemasons have extended their circle to include some of the world’s most influential figures, such as:
Sir Winston Churchill
Oscar Wilde
Albert Einstein
Mozart
Rudyard Kipling
Benjamin Franklin
2) Describe the history of the Freemasons.
It is unknown when Freemasonry began, but it is widely believed to have begun in the Medieval era, involving actual stonemasons. The oldest printed reference to the Freemasons is the “Regius Poem”, which was published in 1390. It wasn’t until 1717 that Freemasonry became a formal organization. Alongside this establishment, there were four lodges, one of which included the first Grand Lodge in England.
By 1731, Freemasonry had established several lodges within the United States and only continued to expand within its western states. Founding fathers, such as George Washington, were attributed to being part of the Freemasonry themselves. Within the timespan of the 1800s to the early 1900s, the Freemasonry grew to include many more countries, gaining its status as an international organization.
The Masonic tradition has included providing service to the community through charitable acts. Previously, the social “safety net” that we currently have did not exist, and the Freemasons established orphanages, retirement homes, and homes for widows in an effort to provide security within society.
Now, the Masonic Fraternity continues to provide over $1.5 million each day to medical, educational, and societal causes, such as children’s hospitals and funding medical research. These communities of Freemasons continue to support men and women who struggle to meet their basic necessities through the instilling of brotherhood and charity.
3) Identify the key features of Freemasonry/Masonic practices.
While Freemasonry is not considered a religious organization, it is required that every member believes in the existence of a “higher” power or being as spiritualism often enforces discipline and self-control. Teachings of the Freemasonry include:
Since God is the Creator, all men and women are the children of God.
No one has the right to tell another person what he or she must think or believe.
Each person must learn and practice self-control.
Faith must be in the center of our lives.
Each person has a responsibility in being a good citizen and obey the law.
It is important to work to make this world better for all who live in it.
Honor and integrity are essential to life.
With the above in mind, those in the Freemasonry are to prioritize the betterment of society through charitable acts. Personal beliefs and opinions are put aside in an effort to express kindness, respect, and tolerance to everyone, regardless of their circumstances. Members strive to attain moral standards in their day-to-day lives that are of the utmost quality. Freemasonry encourages improvement and the desire to transition to become better versions of one’s self while remaining honorable and displaying integrity.
4) Is there a connection between the Freemasons and Sherlock Holmes? Between the Freemasons and Arthur Conan Doyle?
Arthur Conan Doyle, at the age of 27, initiated into the Masonic Fraternity on the 26th of January, 1887. His involvement within the Freemasonry has led him to reference the organization in his literary work, specifically Sherlock Holmes. An example can be found in “The Valley of Fear” when “V.V341“, a symbol to the Scowrers of Vermissa lodge no. 341, an Ancient Order of Freemen, was found on a card as evidence in Sherlock Holmes’ investigation. As well, in “The Study of Scarlet”, a gold ring found in Drebber’s pocket had a masonic device. While Doyle later removed himself from the Masonic Fraternity, there have been no other records of his involvement in other lodges/organizations.
Sources:
"History of Freemasonry." History of Freemasonry. N.p., N.d. Web. May 2017. <http://www.msana.com/historyfm.asp>.
"What's a Mason?" Who Are the Masons? N.p., n.d. Web. May 2017. <http://www.yorkrite.com/mason.htm>.
“Who Are Masons, and What Do They Do?” Masonic Lodges. N.p., n.d. Web. May 2017. <http://www.masonic-lodges.com/masons.html>.
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INGMAR BERGMAN’S ‘THE MAGIC FLUTE’ “Can this be the end of worry?”
© 2020 by James Clark
The films of Ingmar Bergman always present difficulties—difficulties of narrative (as with nearly all films); and difficulties of theme (as almost unique). Unlike virtually all other film artists, his communications presuppose that each of his works vitally contribute to the one being viewed. Unlike normal conundrums which may be absolutely resolved, the interest Bergman has attended to will never disappear. His embrace of his theme is complex to a degree almost unimaginable. But in the case of those who have devoted time and energy to hopefully grasping the heart of those haunting depths, it remains a shock and a dismay that the range of these films have not been recognized. (The situation here, is likened to Reichardt’s Wendy mired in narrative, while Lucy makes a hidden difference.)
Though our helmsman leaves movie buffs bemused, he is, in fact, far from the only practitioner of his ilk. In ancient Greece, there were thinkers who drove their sensibilities along lines familiar to Bergman. They encountered the advantage-zeal-simplism emanating from Socrates, Plato and Aristotle, and their Judeo-Christian offshoots with their punitive style. The so-called Dark Ages were not only about Neanderthals, but also furnaces of inquisitional pedantry. By the time of the 18th century, and the overrated Age of Enlightenment, a form of surreptitious opposition to throttling of what the pre-Socratics had discovered, had become a shadowy form of rebellion, known as Freemasonry [free building]. One of the artistic giants of the era, composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, was, in fact, a Freemason; along with a close associate, Emanuel Schikaneder, who became the librettist for the Mozart opera, The Magic Flute (1791).
Bergman was, as you know, an inspired builder of filmic innovation. But, with his version of The Magic Flute (1975), his muse abandoned the totally new, in delight with a sort of sidekick, namely, Mozart. The film we see today does put out a vigorous recommendation on behalf of classical rational power, in accordance with a clientele besotted with Age-of-Enlightenment righteousness. But Mozart, while giving due to the status quo in the opera, evinces, with Mozartian elegance, a subversive counterattack. Aptly, then, Bergman, always subversive, will alight upon features of the modern world in his scenario, having made no significant progress beyond the days of Mozart. But he must also acknowledge the rare, if quixotic, daring, spilling out from one, remarkable modest source, being food for thought in a world convinced that only a mob can get things done.
Three golden clouds become reflected on a lake where ducks quack. This shimmering resolves to three closely positioned radiant towers of striking beauty. A statement of disinterestedness, paradoxically opening a saga rife with rabid advantage. Then, in a cut to an estate with towering trees, which manage to be neither real nor unreal, reminding us of the full-fledged forest at the outset of Bergman’s film, Cries and Whispers (1972), which eschews facile piety, an overture—comprising three melodramatic opening notes and a sunburst sky upon an old stone statue of a warrior bidding to upstage those mysterious motions in the lake.
Having opened up a volatile current in this way, it may be apt to mention that both Masonic Mozart and warrior Bergman never lose sight of a trio like the one in the lake. Each of them navigates the stream of their sensibility by which to temper a rampage of statement which would result in grotesque insistence. Rolling back such a travesty would bring to bear a third presence (of synthesis), maintaining that threesome which only a consummate acrobat and juggler can deliver (acrobatics and juggling being watchwords for Bergman, as illuminating in his film, The Seventh Seal [1957]). And here, again, that matter of rancor and confusion cannot be detached from those crucial resolves. Therefore, by way of emphasizing the fixture of poison, the preamble slashes across the rococo scene, in the form of an extensive filmic presentation of the audience, in 1975, of a performance, in Swedish, of Mozart’s blue-chip opera. Many cameos come and go, and return again, during the Overture. But one figure comes to us in a special way, a blonde girl about 13 years of age. On presenting her in close-up, being vaguely questioning, there is a cut to the theatre’s closed curtain and its figures, so different from the modernists. On a beige ground, a cupid looks out to a secular gratification. Once again, there is the girl, now flashing a secular glare. Back we go, to the rest of that curtain, a woman warrior in a helmet, and brandishing a spear. The tough customer changes her sneer to a more accepting tone. Following that passage, there are close-ups of other patrons, some less intense than the girl; and others more wrapped in concern for cares having nothing to do with the show about to fully begin. Moreover, the magic camera of Sven Nykvist often launches cuts amongst the audience so rapidly and with parts of faces and bodies indistinct in close-up to an upshot of strong unusualness. There is also a remarkable range of nationalities in that theatre, especially in view of Sweden’s homogeneousness at that era. In fact there are ripples of pan shots showing many from lands beyond the Caucasian world. Many of those show a pleasure in dipping into a new experience. And, as we attempt to find the motive of such a bizarre introduction, we do settle upon the factor of diversity of outlooks. Before long, the blonde girl comes to us with a wicked smirk. The Overture has landed her, not into a vigorous musical and theatrical reflection, but into the realization that such diversity around her in her (perhaps rather sheltered) life constitutes a complexity of priorities she instinctively hates.
And here, about to mine the scenario of righteousness triumphant, is the Anna of Bergman’s film, The Passion of Anna (1969), and her war cry, “Real Security,” a woman warrior ready to savage all but those, like herself, who maintain a saccharine cocoon devoid of depth, creative joy and loving courage. That is to say, this strange film is a prequel to the Anna rampaging (with impunity) in the earlier film. That is also to say that such outrage won’t stop, though it might be outflanked. Our film today measures those gifts in the shadows, from Heraclitus, from Mozart and from Bergman, to mention a few.
Before leaving this polyglot assembly, we should acknowledge resources of endeavors in the seats, never to be big names but always noticed in apt time. Whereas that beige motif—reaching over to the narrow chromatic talents of Marianne, the frequently married in the Bergman film, Scenes from a Marriage (1973)—spells effete toying, there are in that theatre visitors who could belong to what Mozart hoped. Bergman has posited, in addition to Anna’s cheerleading, many elderly music lovers, whose faces reflect ravages of strife, disappointment and ongoing struggles. Also, there are Asians and Africans, perhaps bringing to the event more intuitive earthiness than the regular opera patrons. And, in addition, there could, from amidst comfortable circumstances, those who extend themselves beyond their habits. (It is not, I think, far-fetched to notice that the audience watching a far from glowing film, in Abbas Kiarostami’s film, Shirin [2008], has been somewhat modelled upon Bergman’s film and Mozart’s opera.) Let Anna sulk and scheme; but many of her fellow attendees have been scouted for something better, though better may be only very slight.
In order to cut to the chase of a cluttered melodrama, we’ll point out at the get go that the main holy (Enlightenment) man and guardian of Plato’s pedantry, namely, Sarastro, keeping the faith for a planet at a safe, Hollywood measure, is a dead ringer for the sainted Orson Welles! The latter’s stature, in the firmament of big, particularly rests upon the 1938 radio broadcast, “The War of the Worlds,” and the 1941 film, Citizen Kane (the latter regarding more or less fake news to make things happen). This Sarastro, having a cabinet of professorial pedants decked out in clerical robes in tune with what academic action has always been and always will be, had stumbled into a troubling marriage with a figure calling herself “The Queen of the Night”—her breasts on display being Marilyn-like. As this Los Angeles takeover by Bergman, putatively keeping abreast of modern times, wends its express-like way, the job of 21st century war here should take precedence.
Perhaps the best way to discern any daylight here is to hang on to the travesty of Hollywood and its endless soap operas. To that effect, the so-called “serpent” of Mozart and Schikaneder, presumably starting the excitement, becomes a T-Rex on the order of a middling kids birthday party. The protagonist, namely, “Prince Tamino,” runs amok with this supposed excitement and becomes saved by a trio (of course; and, of course, out of order) of the female minions of the Queen. So there we have the designated hero being rescued by women. “Oh, help, and protect me now!” (Right here we have the roots of a flaming disciple of the system of deus ex machina. Of course, he’ll toe the line and end up the successor of Orson Welles. But a lot of verve flies out elsewhere, verve we need to examine.)
The girls sing, “Our valor saved him from the beast!” They also sing, “This is indeed a youth most fair. Such beauty in a man is rare… Indeed, he has a graceful air.” (Tamino looks a lot like our Prime Minister—a mixed blessing, indeed. Now, in fact, having given the heavy lifting to a woman, while he delivers boring platitudes and stands in for selfies.) Those days the Queen was livid, due to Sarastro’s kidnapping their daughter, Pamina, on the basis that her mother is not a team player. With Tamino being a shoo-in for heroics of various kinds (including putting a smile on Pamina’s face), there appears a non-matinee idol and bird-catcher, namely, Papageno, whose fate it is to be regarded by one and all as a clown. His introductory aria, however, shows that he himself intuits being as bright as anyone, and perhaps a bit more. “A fowler gay in me you see. There are not many more like me…I’m a well-known person here, beloved wherever I appear. I play my pipe, and at the sound all kind of birds do flock around… Of course I’m happy in my trade, but I get lonesome for a maid.”
Though the rescue mission carries Tamino’s name, Papageno, whose habitat is that domain of darkness, is drafted to accompany the adventure. The latter reaches the fortification/ prison quickly, because he trusts a poetic nature. “A bird showed me the way.” Tamino’s far slower transportation is a prosaic hybrid of low-tech blimp, requiring manual cranking, and bemusing mumbo jumbo involving three young children, called, “spirits,” delivering the action. Adding to the facile conclusiveness, we have learned that slam-dunk Tamino will become the daughter’s lover, no question about it. “If you are not indifferent to her, then bliss, honor and fame await you.” The “Queen,” a somewhat daft poet running that jurisdiction, dips into mechanisms to have her (and her operatic-pedantic audience’s) way. A magic locket of hers—an early phone—brings up the pretty girl. And she outfits Tamino with a magic flute; moreover she endows Papageno with a set of magic chimes. But the latter already is adept with his pan pipes. This dream-job—the Queen’s fixers, sing, “The path to fortune lies open…”—launches with the boss bragging about her state-of the-art equipment. “Just play, and you may take for granted your listeners will be enchanted. The sad will feel the joy of life. The bachelor will seek a wife. For by its sound man is inspired to live in peace with all the earth.” At this rush of idealization, Papageno remarks, “… not really my line…” (Anna sneers at the lack of consensus.)
Papageno crashes the sanctuary, begins to usher Pamina away from the golden rule, and then he runs afoul of the enforcer of this effete Gulag. That narrative setback is nothing dramatic to thrill about. But the solidifying of ironical American entertainment priorities here, is a startling challenge in the current of Bergman’s quiet war. Monostatos, the eagle eye, has been cast in the vision of actor, Lorne Greene, the Ben Cartwright mover and shaker and bane to cow-rustlers, in the long-running American television Western, “Bonanza.” Monostatos’ rather exotic surface and hyperbolic delivery has been intensified by the 14th century clown-jester head-piece of two streamers extending from both sides of the head—rather like long-horn cattle. Here we go, into the realm of Bonanza! Later, Papageno sings out some syncopation to Monostatos and his calves (little kids with those horns), to imply that the whole ponderous statement, pushed by Sarastro, can be countered by forces of lyricism. He had tried, vaguely, to impart to Pamina that in the currents of mood she could begin to get real. “How sweet the lot of womanhood, love will warm us day and night. Love is the source of true delight…” But in being thus encouraging, he slips beyond problematical tonality, and becomes a huckster. Here we have the first of a series of members of the cast with a card held up, expressing axioms, dovetailing with television commercials. “Love brings relief in pain and sorrow. It soothes a soul in misery.” That “relief”- sell will go apace to detonate a clutch of time-bombs on the order of gospel TV, Christmas cards and political sloganeering.
Then, right on cue, photogenic Tamino is easily persuaded to join the flush competition. The “spirits” tell him, “This path will lead you to your goal, if you pay heed to this expedient… Here are the rules: Don’t lose control; Be steadfast, silent and obedient… Obey the rules and you will succeed, if you make use of the expedient.” At the imposing castle gates, he disregards three flames and pronounces, “I strangely feel it would be wise for me to do as they advise.” On a quick take of the façade, he’s ready to say, “The gates and columns, their towering beauty, would point to a reign of art, wisdom and beauty. Where art is protected, and beauty may dwell. The people are happy, the master rules well… My purpose is noble, my notions are pure…” (Coherence, what coherence?)
Though he flounders to the tune of, “Sarastro, mark these words, you scum!” he soon tangles with a professorial type, dressed like a medieval priest, in an office clogged to the ceiling with books, who readily and successfully changes what mind he possesses. The prof uses a quill pen, but such lack of weight is plenty enough to turn Tamino into a budding priest, the landslide of classical rationality virtually mowing down everyone in its path. (As the weak protagonist plays ball, a cut to Anna in the seats finds her in seventh heaven.) The keeper of the magic flute moves on to entices many woodland creatures. But, unlike the nature of Papageno, Tamino attracts Disney creatures, far more denizens of bourgeois nurseries than wild beasts. Consequently, Tamino’s song rounds up Pamina and Papageno, as the reluctant wild ones clarify where they will remain for life. Pamina asks, “Can this be the end of worry?” And, for a second time, Papageno slips into prime time. “Faint hearts never won a single thing,” he declares, from resources of care and resources of carelessness. He resorts to the chimeric chimes, instead of his trusty pan pipes. “Sweetly chiming bells, your worth is beyond all measure. Would that everyone on earth would have so dear a treasure. Then to your harmonious souls love would flourish all around. It would mean the end of strife, fear and violations. Love would heal the nations.” (The prissy rhyming here does, in fact, heal nothing,)
That would serve as the jangled preamble of Sarastro’s (tone-deaf) power in action, shining on his daughter’s betrothal. A torchlight parade has flared up, and we hear cheers of, “We hail our master, his heavenly visions! He wisely decides and we gladly obey. He is our prophet…he shows us the way!” Having a Citizen Kane knack for what the market wants to hear, he handsomely forgives Pamina for having a taste for the uncanny, “the night.” Also, he welcomes Tamino, whose malleability has been widely noted. In an impetuous move (driven by a trace of deadly error), the “master” finds in the dreamboat the perfect way to spend the perfect retirement, free from the baleful consequences of his cowardice. A committee of heavy readers and full-length robes performs a further scrutiny of the promising stranger. Sarastro declares, “Tamino is waiting [for your approval]. He intensely desires to find a goal and purpose in life, and aspires to become a member of our brotherhood.”/ “Is he virtuous?”/ “He is.”/ “Is he fearless.”/ “He is.”/ “Is he reticent?”/ The chief smiles and nods, “Yes”/ “You deem him worthy, do you not?”/ “For Tamino, I have destined my daughter. Therefore, I took her away from her mother, an arrogant creature. She would have our Temple reduced to ashes. Her ultimate purpose is to control the world. Pamina and Tamino shall protect our holy principles… In true love, you shall find the origin of wisdom. That is why I shall resign my power to Pamina and Tamino.”
Although the fix is in, with the cabinet rather sluggishly approving the abrupt new wave, the culture insists that the power-to-be perform feats of great daring to ensure that the leader be some kind of Hollywood hero, as against day-to-day equilibrium. Though unexplained, the inclusion of Papageno in this display, may have to with the latter’s bona fides beyond optics. While Tamino dons a clerical robe and a clerical demeanor (eyes shut) and close to a single flame needing more than that, when the clerk directing that so-called “House of Trials,” asks Papageno, “Would you, too, strive to obtain wisdom?” the natural hunter replies, “No thank you… A good night’s sleep, good food and drink, that’ll do me.” (With a background of cave paintings and a grim reaper.) The clerk moots finding for him a pretty and virtuous wife. (Bergman amends that wife, who was very old in the original, to a pretty young girl.) This gives Papageno a start; and after some suspicion, he goes ahead with the proposition. (“Like me?”/ “Young and pretty!”)”What’s her name?”/ “Papagena!” (The making of a synthesis.) You must not speak to her until the three trials are over. At this unforthcoming scheme, Papageno begins to feel that the Queen of the Night, his bird supply client, has more to offer than kill-joys. He utters the heresy, “An evil spirit is presiding over this sacred brotherhood.” Tamino scolds, “A wise man trusts himself and forms opinions of his own…” (The setting is rife with skeletons and skulls.) The savvy hunter of hidden goods recalls, “It’s also said the devil feasts upon the victims of the priests…” (an allusion to the former priest, in Bergman’s, The Seventh Seal [1957], stealing from victims of a plague). “To trust the Queen, I am inclined…” At which, Tamino argues, “A Queen still has a woman’s mind.”
Papageno begins to cry, due to the lack of cogency swirling around him. The clerk tells him, “Pull yourself together now. Be a man! But the rural guy has a very different cruising speed. “Man be damned. If the gods intended Papagena for me, why all these nightmares? On the endless journey, love may be lost on the way.” (To emphasize that Papageno’s expectations can be faulty, there is a cut to the swarthy cowboy, complaining that his color shuts him out of the good times. His soliloquy is delivered in face of a sleeping Pamina, and his ire drives him to declare, “Though she find me reprehensive, I shall own her here tonight.” Then, in another of those roiling moods, he thinks the better of it and leaves the bedroom—a bolt of energy no one else in sight can manage. On the heels of Monostatos’ recovery from committing rape [one of those fender-benders Papageno, when weakening, wants to see gone for good].) There is a parallel U-turn in an awakening Pamina. She envisions that her mother represents unfinished business and that she (Pamina) is obliged to kill the father who had big plans for her. This reverie, then, strikes the daughter that both parents are bad news, lacking nuance. Though embroiled in such nuance, Pamina won’t seriously touch it, for herself. (The putatively cool mom, now acts like a lunatic. “I’ll curse you forever,” if the melodramatic event fails to happen. The musical delivery by the Queen resembles an irate rooster.) Then Sarastro drops by and imparts to her his soporific, utopian creed. “No wrath may be permitted within those sacred walls.” That day, Tamino religiously undergoes a trial of silence—good news to the high priest; but bad news to a Pamina inferring that he no longer loves her. (In a little scene bringing to mind the skits of Abbot and Costello, Papageno babbles along, running into the fury of serious, pedant-guy Bud Abbott.) As this seasick moment progresses, we discern three lights in a row, the middle one out of order. The cheeky one of the duo declares, “I wish I were back in the woods. At least I might hear a bird.” He keeps coming back to the girl being a prize for undertaking the tests, and he argues, “Her kiss would prevent me from thinking…” We had had a little flash of the eager girl before being held back by the clerk—a very pretty girl, in fact. And when finally she does appear (way before the tests are done), she has put on a shock wig and blackened her teeth. That evokes from the fowler, who was having a drink of water, a spray of the water, surprise and mirth, nearing to uncanniness. His sense of humor being in great contrast to the deadly solemn coming from all but Papagena. “Come, keep me company,” he invites. “Lessen my boredom… How old are you?” She laughs, “How old? Eighteen years and two minutes…” They share a laugh, and he says, “I suppose you have a sweetheart…” “You bet!” she retorts. “As old as you?” he braces./ “Ten years older than me. That’s love for you!”/ “What is his name, then?”/ “His name is Papageno!” And she pokes him, as he had poked her./ “What’s your name?” he asks./ She flops over like a rag doll. “My name is Papagena!” And she runs away. By contrast, Tamino plays a melancholy tune on his failure-to-thrive flute, surrounded by those skeletons and skulls. Coming at the end of that achievement of carefree, we have been readied for a satirical version of the sublime. (Here also, we have Anna back, pondering a collapse of domestic security.)
Pamina, after slogging through snow in the courtyard and close to suicide, has a rather delirious rendezvous from the “spirits,” which brings her to the revelation that Tamino the machine would only seem rude and treasonous if he had been obliged to keep silent as a sacred duty. (An early nudge of depression had the child angels yelling, “She’s utterly demented!”) Before this realization fully took hold, she would dash desperately back and forth along black fencing against pristine, white snow, the real magic of dynamics so hard to maintain in a Dark Ages world. The dead weight, the daft weight, and what now? That “what now?” becomes the real point of the shower of history our film poses, Bergman knowing that long after he would be gone the bankruptcy he had audited would move to another reckoning.
Patching her romance and getting back to easy street—“Hurry now, I miss him so!”—flushes out a big smile from Anna. Also back, is one of those TV heavens, perhaps, “I’ll be home for Christmas”: “Two hearts that love, having conjugated, cannot be separated. They need not ever fear a foe. The gods protect them where they go.” What remains here, in the form of a coda, provides supplements of what could be called, “The War of the Worlds.”
One of the profs tells her, “Your father permits you to visit Tamino in The House of Trials. You are to give him his flute.” Sarastro announces, “Oh, comrades in our brotherhood, see what splendor!” A chorus sings, “Soon to our sacred band he swears allegiance.” (Ceremony, in the billions, like this, having produced imprisonment while imagining getting ahead.) The new face of oldness enters a burning cave where much fighting and rutting is in session. Tamino the Grim had played his “magic” flute which ensured that the pious lovers would tread safely within this hell. (The preamble of that trial is strewn with torches inviting creative logic [dialectic] which, in this context, will never come to fruition.) The pedants pule, “He who endures this deadly passage to the end will be purified to ascend to heaven. The gods of wisdom shall his eyes unseal… Thus to him the mysteries of life reveal.” (Tamino places his hand over his heart.) The sealing of the deal, for a presumed great job, elicits, “I don’t fear the unknown yonder. The virtuous path I long to wonder.” (Anna likes what she sees—real security.) There they are, like a couple of beloved TV stars, or smart YouTube heroes. The fans cheer, “Advance! Advance! Advance into the sanctuary!” And don’t tell me it’s overkill.
At that moment, the Queen of the Night, completely off the rails, stages an attempt to wipe those grins off their face. Monostatos joins her bootless resentment. Of course, a cast numbering millions would brush them off. But the only highlight there is the Queen evading extinction, while Monostatos commits suicide, and her fall to the pedantry of domination retaining a frail speck of dignity. Pamina witnesses that perdurance, but, in a draft of Bergmanesque drama, she opts for “real [mob] security,” instead of lonely depth. The Age of Enlightenment, as far as the [myopic] eye can see. At a victory parade, Sarastro warms up the troops with, “Victorious Truth will enhance his renown!” (To be amended by, “Victorious humbug metastasizes apace.”) Two falcons are in attendance, for decorative, not substantive, action. (Another deuce lacking a third.) After the wedding and the celebration of the new leaders, Sarastro leaves town. Why? We have, on his departure, another glimpse of a quick hesitation. Why would he not stay on during the new wonderfulness? Orson the gamer, knowing something else has not been handled well, and requires solitude to really shine?
The film dares us to find, in a goof, more creative equilibrium than a powerhouse of pious dominance. That the paradox rifles through the operatic, melodramatic foreground, to be overtaken by a marginal and hard to read modernist glitch in the audience—Anna being the only obvious 18th century dogmatist in the house—endows the film with its Bergman imprimatur. However, with the display of quite total allergy to what the cosmos provides, the drama of errancy becomes precisely the domain of a pronounced creativity. Having seen from the get-go that joining the madness of that morality would be a wasted life, Papageno has become all about finding that girl with ambient wit. (His long-term plight, couched about what’s wrong with him, could well be in fact regarding what’s wrong with them.) He roams the area of the fortress, calling out her name. He makes a turn to hanging himself, due to having lost the only one he can imagine living with. But, to his surprise, he finds, “I make no move… Now let’s see if I should count to three” (a big smile crossing his face). After three, he once again wonders about dying by his own hands, only to feel that that move doesn’t attain to cogency. (In the Bergman film, Summer Interlude [1951], a selfish ballerina confronts her shabbiness and proceeds to leverage her grossness to a strange form of euphoria. Her turnaround lacks staying power. Papageno and Papagena are something else. Such a “glitch,” though, could be a rich field of dreams.) The metaphoric spirits once again oversee what is in his heart, pelting him with snowballs for being stupid. “Your only life is lost if you should die…” And, more metaphor, he remembers the chimes of a musical patron. “Maybe you wouldn’t feel so tragic,” the three metaphors nudge, if you had used your bells of magic” [bells of courage]. “My little bells ring sweetly for me and call my darling girl to me…” Far from eloquent, they meet again like this: “Then I’ll be your tender hubby…”/ “And I’ll be your little missus…” (That the bells were seen first in the air, implies [metaphorically] an elegant partnership.)
One of Papageno’s many slips involves trying to take credit for the kill of the monster, a feeble show of cheap advantage. But that he makes up for it is a bit of a mess, is perhaps as much as can be expected on this tone-deaf planet/ stage. Papageno, fresh from his pardon from the lie, fires out the facile prayer, “Oh that the lies of every liar could thus be sealed and locked for good, instead of malice, hate and ire.” The pedantry of the former brings nothing substantive to the reflection. At its heart, the demand of this film calls for unprecedented nuance. Going on to speak of a lovely brood of girls and boys,” Papagena delights in the discovery, “We do not need a lucky penny, we shall be fortunate indeed…” (Papageno’s syncopation had lead Papagena to him.) Anna begins to celebrate, but the improvisational keenness onstage, the volatility, distresses and annoys the budding fascist. The two rough and ready on the fringes of stricture close the action with a large family of children.
The actress/ singer playing Papagena has been captured at the stage wings of the theatre, expressing her affection for the actor/ singer playing Papageno. In addition to the audience, we have a glimpse of the modern backstage during the intermission of the show. Many of those in clerical/ academic garb shed their one-track tone. The actor/ singer, organizing The House of Trial, hands over to the actor/ singer playing Sarastro the score of the 19th century opera, Parsifal, a work influenced by Buddhism. One of the children/ longhorns reads a Micky Mouse comic book, which includes Donald Duck and Goofy. The Queen of the Night smokes a cigarette under a sign saying No Smoking. The T-Rex plods by, apparently unwilling to go home. The actor/ singer playing Tamino plays a game of chess with the actress/ singer playing Pamina. She wins easily. At two points of the curtain, Sarastro and the comic kid peer out at the audience. (From the past to the present. And what do you have?) In a bit of a hybrid, the Papageno is first seen backstage, asleep, then waking up and rushing to meet his cue. Along the way, he passes a chessboard. Also, two candles alight, kick off the endless work and play. This links, once again, to a “glitch,” like that fortuitousness coming out of oblivion.
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Masones descartan que la suspensión del concierto en el Solís tenga que ver con su grupo
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Estaban todas las entradas vendidas para la La Flauta Mágica de Mozart, que comenzaba a las 20:00 horas en el Teatro Solís. La invitación era limitada para los integrantes de la masonería, como una especie de función privada.
Entre el público se encontraba la ministra de Educación y Cultura, María Julia Muñoz.
Sin embargo, el concierto comenzó a retrasarse y minutos después se supo que…
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Discovering Maurice Sendak, the Opera Designer
There is a drawing that gets to the root of Maurice Sendak’s ominous sweetness, his work’s potent mixture of childhood idyll and threatening night.
It’s a sketch of a costume for the premiere of Oliver Knussen’s early-1980s operatic adaptation of “Where the Wild Things Are,” the picture book that had made Sendak a publishing sensation two decades earlier. The costume is for one of the maniacally grinning Wild Things, complete with horns and pointy-sharp teeth.
But the drawing is a cross-section. Inside the looming beast is just a child, his little hands and feet strapped into the woolly Wild Thing’s, making the character roar by speaking through a tiny cone.
The boy in the monster, the monster in the boy: This is the reality Sendak, who died at 83 in 2012, wanted us to see, and understand.
It was his rare ability to convey that quality — the light in darkness, the darkness in light — that brought him to opera, the focus of “Drawing the Curtain: Maurice Sendak’s Designs for Opera and Ballet,” aimed at adults but likely delightful for children, too, at the Morgan Library & Museum through Oct. 6. Five of his productions emerge before our eyes — from rough sketches to storyboards, polished designs and a bit of video footage — in those unmistakably Sendakian colors, watery and vivid at once.
Drawn from Sendak’s bequest to the Morgan of his theatrical drawings and organized by Rachel Federman, an assistant curator at the museum, the succinct yet bountiful exhibition offers an overview of a dense, underappreciated period in this artist’s career, undertaken with his most celebrated books well in the past and his life in uneasy transition.
“Fifty,” he said, “is a good time to either change careers or have a nervous breakdown.” The new midlife career he took on in the late 1970s, it turned out, was that of a designer for music theater.
It was not actually such an unlikely shift. Music was a lifelong preoccupation of Sendak’s; he revered composers above all artists — certainly far above illustrators like himself. And there was one he worshiped in particular: “I know that if there’s a purpose for life,” he said, “it was for me to hear Mozart.”
Frank Corsaro, the daring stage director, didn’t know about this adoration of Mozart when he asked Sendak in 1978 to work with him on a production of “The Magic Flute” for Houston Grand Opera. Corsaro merely suspected that Sendak would be well suited to the opera’s slippery tonal blend of fairy-tale delight and somber pathos.
“Flute” was well known to Sendak: Just three years before, he had produced one of his delightful “fantasy sketches” — fluid drawings swiftly executed as he listened to music — illustrating Mozart’s first act. (The most wonderful of these sketches at the Morgan has a miniature Mozart rushing among the staves in a page of the score for “Der Schauspieldirektor.”)
And at the time he was engaged for “The Magic Flute,” Sendak was already at work on “Outside Over There,” the profound picture book that completed a loose trilogy with “Where the Wild Things Are” and “In the Night Kitchen.” It, like “Flute,” endows music with redemptive power: Its heroine saves the day by playing a wonder horn, as Mozart’s Tamino does with his flute.
Sendak was clearly ready for opera when it came calling. With Corsaro, he created for “The Magic Flute” a flight of Masonic-Pharaonic fancy, an explosion of Enlightenment-era Egyptology, doubtless influenced by the splashy “Treasures of Tutankhamun” exhibition touring America at the time.
Lush vegetation spills over ancient ruins in the drawings. Dioramas created during the design process, three of them on view at the Morgan, show the irresistible combination of Baroque-style scenography, with its receding flats, and Sendak’s inimitable drawing style — old and new, living and dead, in charming balance, teetering delightedly on the edge of kitsch but made with great craftsmanship and earnestness.
Just two weeks after the opening of “Flute,” in 1980, “Where the Wild Things Are” premiered in Brussels. With the kaleidoscopically agile, angular score not quite complete and the elaborate costumes wonky, it was an unsteady start. But four years later, Corsaro, who had quickly become a trusted collaborator, directed a finished “Wild Things” in England — its world now better constructed, the picture book come magically to life.
The Morgan itself was a character in the creation of some of the designs in the exhibition. Elements of Sendak’s “Flute” may well have been inspired by a 1977 visit to the museum, when he was researching “Outside Over There,” to see the curving shapes and iridescent colors in drawings by William Blake. These Blake works are on view in “Drawing the Curtain,” as are Tiepolo drawings in the museum’s collection that are obvious models for Sendak’s designs for “The Love for Three Oranges,” a surreal Prokofiev satire that stumped him and Corsaro until they saw Tiepolo’s images of commedia dell’arte and 18th-century life.
Sendak and Corsaro reached perhaps the height of their partnership in 1981, with a New York City Opera production of Janacek’s “The Cunning Little Vixen,” a richly wistful yet cleareyed story of life, death and nature’s rebirth among both human characters and anthropomorphic animal ones.
Relayed nationwide in a 1983 Live From Lincoln Center broadcast, Sendak’s luminous backdrops evoked German Romantic paintings. The stage was populated by figures adorable yet uncanny: A fox suavely smokes a cigarette in one of the fluently rendered drawings. An outsize owl costume — its giant feathered head and talons on view just outside the exhibition at the Morgan — is cuddly until its yellow eyes keep staring, increasingly sinister, into yours.
Sendak captured Janacek’s seductive yet unsparing vision of the natural world. While there is humor and poignancy in both opera and design, there is nothing sentimental about either.
Sentiment is also hard to find in Sendak’s “Nutcracker.” In his version of what he called a “throbbing, sexually alert little story,” created with Kent Stowell of Pacific Northwest Ballet in Seattle in 1983, Clara is not a little girl but a young woman on the verge of maturity. When she travels, it’s not to a cutesy land of sweets but to an island seraglio. (Perhaps Sendak was again thinking of Mozart, and his “Die Entführung aus dem Serail.”)
In the ballet, as throughout this late part of his career, Sendak resisted being typecast as a “kiddie book” artist, brought into theaters to sprinkle around some twee. “At my age I’m not about to do a predictable, candy-coated version,” Sendak, then 69, said of his production of the opera “Hansel and Gretel” in 1997.
But as he knew better than anyone, the pieces he worked on were far from kids’ stuff. They depict the blurry border of order and chaos, childhood and adulthood, boy and monster.
And Sendak clearly poured himself into them, especially in his heady, jam-packed first years as a designer. He looms over the shows — sometimes literally, with self-portraits as the wide-eyed, lovably smiling Wild Thing Moishe and as a clenched-teeth Nutcracker on two of the curtains he created.
There is a sense that his opera work renewed and saved him — artistically and personally — at a moment he needed saving, when he felt his creative juices had run dry. His world widened, from the isolation of creating books to the vibrant collaborative spirit of a company.
“When I was working in this situation,” he later said of his time in the theater, “I became the person I want to be.”
Drawing the Curtain: Maurice Sendak’s Designs for Opera and Ballet
Through Oct. 6 at the Morgan Library & Museum, 225 Madison Avenue, Manhattan; 212-685-0008, themorgan.org.
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MOZART MOMENTUM 1785/1786
Un retrato del maestro compositor, que explora su periodo más creativo con el que revolucionó la música de piano, a la venta el 26 de mayo. Hoy se estrena el primer adelanto Piano Concerto 20, 2mvmt.
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"Cuando te das cuenta de lo rápido que Mozart evolucionó durante los primeros años de la década de 1780, te preguntas: ¿cómo ha ocurrido? ¿Qué estaba pasando? Su creatividad se dispara en ese momento", dice Leif Ove Andsnes.
En 1781, con 25 años, Mozart se atrevió a ir por libre: "¡Viena es la tierra del piano!" exclamó en una carta a su padre, Leopold, en un intento por justificar la renuncia a su empleo del arzobispo de Salzburgo. Con conciertos diarios en lugares públicos o privados, Viena era el lugar perfecto para el ambicioso joven compositor y músico, que rápidamente se dio cuenta de las oportunidades que le ofrecía la ciudad. Un par de años más tarde ya era uno de los músicos más famosos de Viena, pero hacia 1785 apareció la competencia. Según llegaban más y más compositores talentosos a la ciudad, los independientes como Mozart tenían que ser más creativos para distinguirse y ganarse la atención del público. Fue en estos dos años --1785 y 1786-- que la imaginación musical de Mozart floreció como nunca antes.
Mozart escribió una serie de obras maestras y revolucionó la esencia del concierto de piano. Los cinco conciertos de piano, Nos. 20-24, son piezas fundamentales en el cambio de la forma. Mozart comenzó a reexaminar los papeles del solista y la orquesta y creó un diálogo entre estas dos entidades de una forma totalmente nueva. "Cambia completamente con el Concierto de Piano No.20 de Mozart [en re menor K466]," dice Andsnes. "Separa más al solista de la orquesta. La primera entrada del solista en esta pieza es diferente a lo que has escuchado presentar a la orquesta. Este es el momento que apunta al futuro y la evolución del concierto de piano y del comienzo del concierto de piano romántico, que es tan apreciado. Todo desde Tchaikovsky, Grieg y Rachmaninov, donde el solista tiene una especie de papel "heróico." Empieza aquí con Mozart."
En los cuatro trabajos siguientes, Mozart exploró exhaustivamente la forma del concierto y llevó a sus seguidores vieneses hasta el límite de la emoción. "Había una nueva energía creativa en el aire," dice Andsnes: "Mozart parece haberse adentrado cada vez más en el lenguaje y sus posibilidades e intentó nuevas técnicas. "No conozco otra música que ofrezca tanta diversidad emocional."
Mozart Momentum 1785 es el primero de dos lanzamientos que exploran estos años especialmente destacables. Incluye los conciertos de piano Nos. 20-22, el Cuarteto de piano en sol menor, Música para un funeral másónico y Fantasía en do menor para piano solista.
"La idea de este proyecto es explorar la diversidad de lo que estaba pasando en la vida creativa de Mozart en ese momento; mostrar que una separación entre la interpretación solista, la interpretación de música de cámara, y la de concierto, no es realmente importante," dice Andsnes. "Te das cuenta de que algunas partes de piano en la música de cámara son de más virtuosismo que aquellas de los conciertos. Todo va de la mano."
Leiv Ove Andsnes se embarcará en esta nueva aventura junto a una compañera de confianza: La Orquesta de Cámara Mahler. Su proyecto anterior de conciertos --los cinco conciertos de piano de Beethoven-- incluye grabaciones que ganaron el premio al Disco del año de BBC Music Magazine, fueron nominadas a los Premios Gramphone y fueron aclamadas como nuevos estándares de referencia. "Esta colaboración es mucho más que una interpretación excepcional; hay una sensación palpable de descubrimiento, de experimentación de la música," dice Gramophone Magazine. The Guardian dijo: "Es difícil encontrar un pianista y una orquesta que se acoplen mejor."
El segundo álbum doble, que se centra en el año 1786, incluirá los conciertos No.23-24 de Mozart, el Cuarteto de piano en mi bemol, el Trío para piano en sol menor y Rondo en re para piano solista. El proyecto Momentum Mozart también viene acompañado de giras de conciertos por toda Europa.
REPERTORIO ALBUM 1 - 1785 Piano Concerto No. 20 K 466 Piano Concerto No. 21 K 467 Piano Concerto No. 22 K 482 Masonic Funeral Music Fantasia for Piano in C minor Quartet in G minor for Piano and Strings
ALBUM 2 – 1786 Fall 2021
Rondo in D for Keyboard Concerto in A for Piano, No. 23 Concerto in C minor for Piano, No. 24 Quartet for Piano and strings in E flat Piano Trio No 2 in G Scena and Rondo for Soprano „Ch’io mi scordi di te?“
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VARIOS AUTORES
MASTER SERIES - VOL 15
Sony Classical anuncia la publicación del lote número 15 de su Master Series, con las obras de diez maestros imprescindibles para los coleccionistas de los grandes artistas. Con un diseño llamativo y a un precio altamente competitivo, el nuevo producto incluye obras de Stravinsky, Granados, Schumann, Vivaldi o Schubert, interpretados por grandes artistas. A la venta el 28 de abril de 2017.
La serie suma con esta un total de 138 volúmenes, con un repertorio una vez más excelente y la restauración de abundantes títulos que vuelven al catálogo activo. Se presenta además con un llamativo diseño, ofrecido a un precio muy competitivo.
En esta nueva Master Series encontramos obras fundamentales del repertorio orquestal, incluyendo dos ciclos sinfónicos completos. A finales de los años 70 y principios de los 80, Günter Wand, uno de los intérpretes más venerados del repertorio austro-alemán, grabó todas las sinfonías de Schubert con la Orquesta Sinfónica de Radio de Colonia. Sigue siendo un punto de referencia. Al repasar el ciclo completo, Gramophone señaló Unfinished de Wand como un ejemplo de lo que puede lograr una gran. Otro gran maestro alemán presente en el nuevo disco es Claus Peter Flor, cuya “excelente sensación por la música de Mendelssohn” fue elogiada por Gramophone. Recopiladas aquí en una sola caja aparecen las aclamadas grabaciones de la Orquesta Sinfónica de Bamberg de las sinfonías completas de Mendelssoh, las insinuaciones y la música incidental de Sueño de una noche de verano o una obra maestra olvidada, la cantata basada en Die erste Walpurgisnacht de Goethe.
El director finlandés Esa-Pekka Salonen es particularmente famoso por sus interpretaciones de la música del siglo XX, lo que no sorprende ya que Salonen es también un compositor brillante y una de sus especialidades es Stravinsky. Un nuevo set de 6 CD reúne sus grabaciones de Stravinsky para Sony Classical con orquestas en Londres y Estocolmo, con sus conocidos ballets y obras maestras menos populares como la Cantata, Renard, las obras para orquesta de piano y la imponente ópera-oratorio Oedipus Rex.
Poco vinculado como un director de orquesta de Mozart, Eugene Ormandy realizó deliciosas grabaciones de todos los conciertos de viento y metal con sus Fabulous Philadelphians entre 1957 y 1962. Conocida por sus suntuosas cuerdas, la Orquesta de Filadelfia también presume de algunos de los más distinguidos instrumentistas del mundo entre sus principales intérpretes del viento, ahora legendarios como el flautista William Kincaid, el clarinetista John de Lancie y el trompetista Mason Jones. Ellos son los solistas en estas grabaciones espléndidas, que también sirven como un recordatorio de lo magnífico que era Ormandy como acompañante.
El violinista-director Pinchas Zukerman grabó muchos de los conciertos más amados de Vivaldi para CBS/Sony con la Orquesta de Cámara Inglesa en los años setenta y con la Orquesta de Cámara de St. Paul en los ochenta, cuando ejerció de director musical e hizo la aclamada versión Las cuatro estaciones, entre otras obras.
Las grabaciones de tres destacados pianistas son otra de las grandes atracciones de este serie. A menudo descrito como “músico de un músicos”, Murray Perahia “tiene un toque mágico y su espontaneidad eléctrica eque atrapada de forma natural en el estudio”, escribió Penguin Guide. “En las obras de Schumann esta cualidad de concentración es enormemente valiosa y los resultados difícilmente podrían ser más poderosamente convincentes”. Esta nueva reedición de 6 CD recoge todo el Schumann de Perahia junto con su grabación de 1997 de las obras para piano y orquesta, con Claudio Abbado dirigiendo la Filarmónica de Berlín.
Otro destacado virtuoso estadounidense, Charles Rosen, aportó las ideas únicas de un brillante pensador y erudito musical a todas las obras que realizó, pero su dominio de un amplio repertorio ecléctico fue tal vez expuesto al máximo en las obras del siglo XX. La nueva caja de 4 CD de Sony Classical recoge las lecturas autorizadas de Rosen de Bartók, Boulez, Stravinsky, Schoenberg y Webern, así como sus dos grabaciones del impresionante Double Concerto for Harpsichord and Piano de Elliott Carter, que Stravinsky calificó de “obra maestra”. Ningún pianista ha estado más ligado a la música de Granados que Alicia de Larrocha.
Colección: Esa-Pekka Salonen Conducts Stravinsky Alicia de Larrocha Plays Granados Murray Perahia Plays Schumann Pinchas Zukerman Plays Vivaldi Enrico Caruso - The Complete Victor Recordings Claus-Peter Flor Conducts Mendelssohn Eugene Ormandy Conducts Mozart Wind Concertos Günter Wand Conducts Schubert Charles Rosen Plays Modern Piano Music Brian Asawa - The Complete RCA Recordings
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