STENDHAL CLUB

(via

gravitationalbeauty

Matemáticas y poesía

Amos Oz.- Natan Alterman dijo alguna vez que si por algún embrujo las matemáticas desaparecieran del mundo, la poesía sería llamada a sustituirlas.

Arcangelo Corelli Sonata for Violin, Viol and Harpsichord, Op. V, Sonata III in C-major - Adagio Sigiswald Kuijken (violin), Wieland Kuijken (violoncello), Robert Kohnen (harpsichord) x

They tuned their strings, that pleasant tentative wailing, and as they tuned Jack said, ‘What do you say to our old Correlli in C major?’ ‘With all my heart,’ said Stephen, poising his bow. He paused, and fixed Jack’s eye with his own: they both nodded: he brought the bow down and the ‘cello broke into its deep noble song, followed instantly by the piercing violin, dead true to the note. The music filled the great cabin, the one speaking to the other, both twining into one, the fiddle soaring alone: they were in the very heart of the intricate sound, the close lovely reasoning, and the ship and her burdens faded far, far from their minds.