#wind quartet

[lesser-known-composers]

Eugène Walckiers (1793-1866) - Quatrième Quatuor op. 48

Academia de los Afectos

Natural horn: Couturier Breveté, ca. 1852 Lyon, France. Original.

Clarinet in B flat, 6 keys: A. Grenser, ca. 1780 Nuremberg, Germany. Copy made by Rudolf Tutz, Innsbruck.

Flute, 8 keys: A. Grenser, ca. 1790 Dresden, Germany. Copy made by Martin Wenner, Singen.

Bassoon, 8 keys: H. Grenser, ca. 1800, Dresden, Germany. Copy made by Pau Orriols, Barcelona.

[itsparabrahman]

(taishi ohira)

[orewing]

WIND BREAKER VOLUME 19 COVER (RELEASING 2024-10-08)

[yonayona]

What if Dalemark Tarot

[natjennie]

everyone watch this right now and go crazy forever. it's okay my dear, this is a circular story.

[casinoquartet]

was scrolling through shittyskinaesthetics and felt inspired . woe casino quartet text posts upon ye

[vaguecore]

The Time Quartet by Madeleine L'Engle, art by Peter Sís

[jt1674]

[iimr3]

the build up to the actual taking of the photograph in ghost quartet is sooo fucking good. i love the way GQ tells the story by circling around the event itself & giving us bits of information (& it does this with OG Rose & Pearl's story too; the way the musical ends with The Wind & Rain drives me up the fucking wall in a good way)

before anything we know rose's camera is broken. then we get the play-by-play in The Subway– girl is pushed onto the track, no one can stop, the photographer doesn't help. then in The Photograph we see the fallout & learn why her camera is broken: she smashed it because she's disgusted. she took a photograph instead of being a hero. immediate next song we learn what happens after the camera shop from Scheherazade: Rose gets a new camera and the camera shop owner gives her the number of the subway driver. then you get usher part 3 (one of my favorite songs), where we see the events of The Subway but with full details. right before Roxie kills Lady Usher, we hear the photograph before we see it ("I heard a flashbulb rip")

And God. the way the song shifts when Pearl falls onto the tracks. we get so much buildup around the photograph, and usher part 3 literally slows down time to walk us through it: Pearl is pushed onto the track. Rose is there. Rose takes the photograph instead of being a hero. Pearl smiles for the camera. "I let the train rip through me."

& then in Midnight, Gelsey tells us that Rose and the subway driver have kids– sisters.

[3584-tropical-fish]

Thinking about. Night on Bald Mountain

[lesser-known-composers]

Karl Goepfart (1859-1942) : Wind Quartet, Op. 93 (1907)

00:00 - I. Allegro risoluto 08:34 - II. Scherzo: Vivace 10:54 - III. Fuga: Allegro vivo, con bravura

Ensemble: Renaissance City Winds

[jazzdailyblog]

McCoy Tyner: The Sonic Alchemist of Jazz

Introduction: McCoy Tyner, the legendary jazz pianist, left an indelible mark on the genre, shaping its sonic landscapes with innovative brilliance. Born eighty-five years ago today on December 11, 1938, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, as Alfred McCoy Tyner, his journey through the realm of jazz began as a young prodigy, hinting at the extraordinary musical legacy he would later create. Early…

[nonestcurrentis]

fellow kpop enjoyers, remember the Love Scenario by iKON epidemic of 2018?

all i'm saying is: modern!WWX would definitely love that song and teach it to the junior quartet to annoy LQR/JC/everyone they know by walking around with a constant gaggle of children trailing behind him like ducklings and singing Love Scenario terribly off-key and with a very sorry attempt at korean pronounciation

(also WWX may or may not accompany it awfully on a cheap squeaky recorder, despite knowing full well how to play both the recorder and the flute)

[bussyplease]

Getting jumpscared by Britten string quartet n°3 while going 150 km/h on the Autobahn with my tiny little twingo physically fighting against the wind is exactly the kind of thrill I need in life

[maid2n]

as always thinking about lil miss doomed by the narrative over here. little miss timeloop within a timeloop.