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Robert Bresson. âMouchetteâ 1967

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Mouchette ' 1967
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Robert Bresson. âMouchetteâ 1967

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Galileo Galilei, February 15, 1564 / 2019
(image: Galileo Galilei, Sidereus nuncius, facsimile of the 1610 edition)
The Day in the Life of a Violin Teacher.
Chinese Classicat with Mask
some of my favourite piano pieces + pressed flowers.

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âWhen I was young, people used to say to me: Wait until youâre fifty, youâll see. I am fifty. I havenât seen anything.âÂ
Erik Satie, pic by Man Ray [1922]
Sundown over a marsh, 1871 by Alexei Savrasov (Russian, 1830â1897)
Mozart 1756-91 Sings His Requiem, 1882 by Thomas W. Shields (American, 1849â1920?)
Ghost rep is just cage 4:33

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Manuscript of Chopinâs Polonaise in F Minor, Op. 71, No. 3, ca. 1828-29.
ITALY - CIRCA 1865: Portrait of an old copyist and a young woman in a street in Naples, in front of a French window, seated at a table with a sign attached on which is written âSi traduce il franceseâ. The man, in a well-worn top hat and with a handkerchief tied under his chin, has a goose quill stuck behind his ear. The woman, who wears the traditional headdress, is shown in profile, looking at the scribe who is examining a small object he holds. Raised over the table, an umbrellaÂ
(Photo by Giorgio Sommer/Alinari Archives, Florence/Alinari via Getty Images)
âWhat good shall I do this day?â: Benjamin Franklinâs daily schedule
Founding Father of the USA (and the one man most often confused as a former president), founder of the first public lending library, founder of a fire department, university, and hospital, inventor, and role model for one of this countryâs greatest traits (ingenuity!)⊠how did Benjamin Franklin do it? To start: he had a good schedule.
Above image from And the Pursuit of Happiness, by Maira Kalman.
Detail from View of Heath Street by Night, John Atkinson Grimshaw, 1882.
Itâs time to wrap up this weekâs celebration of the works of Sergei Prokofiev. Iâve been in a chamber music frame of mind all day, and though Iâd often choose his first string quartet for such an occasion (it is one of my favorites of his work), instead, Iâll share his String Quartet No. 2 in F Major, played here by the Emerson Quartet. Iâm especially a fan of its middle adagio section, which is just the perfect kind of melancholy for the end of a long and difficult week.
I havenât been much of a musicologist during this seriesâlife has been unwilling to accommodate the kind of long, ponderous posts I most enjoyâbut I always feel that Prokofievâs music tells each person their own individual story. I hope yours have been good ones.
Signing off - Melinda Beasi

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When I hear someone insult Tchaikovsky
Will you marry me
A list of things said or done in my symphony rehearsals
âBrahms is a cuntâ
âI swear Iâm not that shitty of a musicianâ
âWhere are we??â âI donât know man but we passed K a while agoâ *piece ends* âWell fuckâ
*maintaining intense eye contact with a cellist whoâs simultaneously playing*
*whips during every impact point*
Conductor: I swear itâs like youâre all on candy or something Trombonist: Iâm on something much stronger than that
*screams about star wars*
Conductor: Trumpet play at 371Â Trumpet: I donât play there Conductor: check your music Trumpet: SHIT IâVE BEEN ON THE WRONG PIECE FOR 45 MINUTES
*random kazoo-ing from the violin section*
âTrumpet Daddyâ
âYou guys sound like chickensâ