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Music, high school
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Students work individually or in small groups to reflect on the following quote by Pulitzer prize-winning composer David Lang (source).
"Classical music is a bit necrophilic ... I do not want to meet the people who make out to that."
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David Lang: in wildness - old tree (6) // DR Pigekoret (LIVE)
old tree let it stand until it dies of its old age it has seen so many things it could tell us we have seen it full of flowers, old tree let it stand
we are walking we know, we feel, we sense we know this walk will lead us home when this tree is full of flowers we will know that we are home old tree let it stand let no one cut it down
What is your favourite Columbo episode so far?
ooouh well it most obviously is Lovely but Lethal, cus of the character dynamics for me. The big three being:
cold and calculating Viveca Scott,
manipulative yet naive Shirley Blaine,
and the EVER so iconically sassy corporate rival; David Lang.
There's just a LOT between all of them; even if we take the murder plot out of it. Viveca and Lang have a tense rivalry as competitors in the cosmetic industry, but Lang like to slyly hide it by playing this spry, mustache-twisting guy as a front (I imagine that's just how he is though).
He KNOWS that Viv can't lash out at him (at least in public) because so many factors were finger-waggling in her face, and he's reeeaally smug about it. 1.) She's a woman CEO in the '70s, it was considerably rare(r) for women to even reach THAT kind of positional power, so her every action will be far more scrutinized than a man's. 3.) Lashing out at Lang means he can take advantage of the situation and use it to deface Viv's company.
ALSO☝🏼🧙🏼♂ even when she's not all up in his face or him all up in HER face, he still keeps tabs on controversies she's involved in, for example: "You haven't really hit with a really good new product since you, uh, pirated those French lipsticks two years ago."
So, when they exchange verbal blows, it's very underhanded, in a 'knives concealed in a bouquet of flowers' kinda way.
Then we have Shirley; sandwiched between it all. In the beginning where we meet the trio, it was Lang's first time publicly appearing w/ Shirley in front of Viv because he introduced her as secretary (he wouldn't need to do that IF he introduced the two in some prev interaction). And we know Shirley is Viv's mole, so their history goes BEFORE this. How long did they know each other? How did they meet? How many times did they meet? The duo is pretty comfy w/ each other to the point where they can talk casual smack (quote: "Did you hear of anything so insufferably male?") , so probably for a while + recounting that they've met at Viv's fat farm retreat multiple times. I could talk more about the episode, but just to wrap it up: there's a lot of wiggle room in the story where the audience can interpret several things in their own way. I CAN MAKE SO MANY HEADCANONS AUAGHH AUGH AUGHH. This episode alone can kick off into its own series if it really wanted to (sadly, it didn't).
05.04.25 David Lang Darker, performed by Ensemble Signal, with film by Bill Morrison. At BRIC in Brooklyn as part of Bang On A Can's Long Play Festival
Bed head and Whitesheets prompt list #3:
7.30 in the morning, with your bedhead and my white sheets
With David Lang? I'd love to see how you write his character omg..
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It’s seven thirty in the morning when David wakes up to find his ex-wife in his bed. You’re sprawled out amongst his sheets, naked as the day you were born with wild hair from the deviant shit the two of you got up to last night.
He doesn’t know why he does this, why he keeps coming back to you like a siren’s call whenever you dial his number to let him know you’re in town. What he does know is, it’s always a wild ride and he ends up going to work with scratch marks down his back and love marks on his skin.
“You’re gonna give yourself an aneurysm, overthinking it.” You murmur, your voice still husky from when he’d fucked your throat.
“I don’t understand how this happens.” He tells you as he stares up at the ceiling. “We’ve been divorced five years, we can’t still be fucking like we’re newlyweds.”
“Oh David.” You sigh as you straddle his hips and he can’t help but respond to the press of your heat as you rub yourself all over his cock. “I think we can.”
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David Lang & The Crossing - poor hymnal - new album from Philadelphia's acclaimed choir
Like his Pulitzer-winning work the little match girl passion, David Lang’s 𝘱𝘰𝘰𝘳 𝘩𝘺𝘮𝘯𝘢𝘭 tries to get to the core of what a religious experience can be. “What I love about hymnals,” the composer writes in his liner notes to the CD, “is that they’re a catalog of things a community of worshippers can agree on — a catalog that can be sung. And what the worshippers are singing about matters.” 𝘱𝘰𝘰𝘳 𝘩𝘺𝘮𝘯𝘢𝘭 is a concert-length work written for the multiple GRAMMY Award-winning chamber choir The Crossing, conducted by Donald Nally. Lang constructed the text by stitching together lines, phrases and poignant utterances from sources as varied as the Old Testament, Mahatma Gandhi and Tolstoy — to name just a few. As Lang explains: “This piece is trying to say: The reason we are coming together is to remember how important we are to each other, and to remember how important it is that we take care of each other.” poor hymnal was co-commissioned for The Crossing and Donald Nally by Elizabeth and Justus Schlichting, Jill and Loren Bough, and Peggy and Mark Curchack, and by the Nederlands Kamerkoor.
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Kaempfer's Woodpecker (Celeus obrieni) © David Lang
It hatches from black, creamy, male, red, squeaky, striking, and yellow eggs.
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