Zither with case, body veneered with rosewood on pine, decorated with marquetry, made by Franz Lehner, Munich, 1867
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Zither with case, body veneered with rosewood on pine, decorated with marquetry, made by Franz Lehner, Munich, 1867
(via V&A Explore The Collections)

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sir do you listen to classical music? If yes do you have any recs?
I am, in fact, a classically trained oboist!
Classical music is an enormous genre, spanning centuries and cultures. Because of my training, I focus on the Western tradition. I enjoy the baroque and romantic periods the most, with some 20th century.
Usually when asked for recommendations (assuming you are new to classical), I lean towards music that feels like a movie soundtrack or otherwise has memorable themes non-musicians easily remember:
Ma Vlast - Moldau: Smetana
Danse Macabre: Saint-Saens
Night on Bald Mountain: Mussorgsky
New World Symphony: Dvorak
Scheherazade: Rimsky-Korsakov
The Planets: Holst
Symphony No. 4: Tchaikovsky (5 is also a banger)
Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis: Vaughan Williams (Lark Ascending is also great)
My personal favorites, however, are what I enjoy playing:
Summer Music: Barber
Trio and Sextuor: Poulenc
Serenade for Winds: Dvorak
Double concerto: J.S. Bach
Sinfonische Metamorphosen: Hindemith
Concerto for Orchestra: Bartok
I do have one exception, and it's that I fucking love the Beethoven Violin Concerto.
the neighbors' kids came up with a new game which i am tentatively dubbing "the michael jackson"
girl 1: DO THE MICHAEL JACKSON!
boy 1: NOOOOooooOoOooOooOOOOO YOU DO THE MICHAEL JACKSON!
girl 1?: EVERYONE is the michael jackson. EVERYBODY DO THE MICHAEL JACKSON
(confused screaming)
unidentified kid (with savage gusto): SING, MICHAEL JACKSON! SING!!!
(terrified shrieking) (collective)
SING MY ANGEL OF MUSIC
German-born musician and composer Carolina Eyck is one of the world’s foremost theremin virtuosi. On this channel she wants to present this
HOLY SHIT

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Holy shit
Roy Ayers, Chameleon, The Midnight Special, 1977
Macedonian stamps from 2003
look what I've managed to get my hands on !!!
the Zulu translation of Händel's Messiah oritorio, by dr. Sam Shabalala, was performed and recorded in 1993, but the translation itself was never published. this is a bound photocopy of the full score (in some kind of seemingly solfège-based notation) with the Zulu text handwritten in.
a CD of the recording was published in 1994, which I tracked down a while ago, but it ommitted some of the "minor" arias and chorus (for reference, Messiah is typically about 2hrs 30mins long; the CD total run time is 1hr 15mins). this document includes the translation of the full, complete text !! which is exciting !!! not to doxx anyone, but it belongs to one of the musicians who performed in 1993 and I'm going to try make a copy before I need to return it

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what’s the rush?
“Love, Desire and Death” (L'Amour, le Désir, et la Mort), an illustration by Georges Barbier, published in Paris in 1922 as part of the series Personnages de Comédie.
In a fight to the death, ravel or debussy winning? (And who would be turned on by being stabbed by the other?)
debussy would win and be aroused, I think ravel would likely bite but debussy would be more sensual with his attacks. @leonardbirdstein i don't know Ravel well enough, would he be aroused by this battle?

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Carl Friedrich Zelter (1758-1832) - Viola Concerto in E-flat Major
Performers :
Viola: Hariolf Schlichtig
Orchestra: Munich Chamber Orchestra - Conductor: also Hariolf Schlichtig?