Fantastic! A very complex work with non-subtle dissonances. Fazil Say is truly enjoying his performance. I would too if I had four hands instead of two at the piano!
Will Stravinsky's Rite be played at Seanhenge (sacrifice included) to gain the favours of the God of Spring? I would like to attend...:)
Claudia, actually, I chose this piece rather than for the music for its title. :) Nothing against Strawinsky, though. Well, and as for Fazil Say I need no more to say, hm? :)
Re your question: The rites in and around Seanhenge are sean-esque, thus Strawinsky-free. :) Sacrifices? No!
It is, D.E., it is. Currently I am thinking of widening the circle, so that two people could sit within, read (f.e. Boswell's London Journals), talk or just silently contemplate while serenely watching the busy birds and humble-bees ...
Reading Prokofiev's diaries. He is writing about his meeting with Stravinsky and them playing the Rite of Spring together. Would it have been like this....?
Fantastic! A very complex work with non-subtle dissonances. Fazil Say is truly enjoying his performance. I would too if I had four hands instead of two at the piano!
ReplyDeleteWill Stravinsky's Rite be played at Seanhenge (sacrifice included) to gain the favours of the God of Spring? I would like to attend...:)
Seanhenge? I like that!
ReplyDeleteMarvellous!
ReplyDeleteClaudia,
ReplyDeleteactually, I chose this piece rather than for the music for its title. :)
Nothing against Strawinsky, though. Well, and as for Fazil Say I need no more to say, hm? :)
Re your question: The rites in and around Seanhenge are sean-esque, thus Strawinsky-free. :)
Sacrifices? No!
D.E.,
:)
may I introduce you to Seanhenge?
Jams,
Technic meets virtuosity. Glad you enjoyed it.
I had missed the comments and replies on Seanhenge. Priceless...:) :) :)
ReplyDeleteI'm well impressed by Seanhenge. Is it still in existence?
ReplyDeleteIt is, D.E., it is.
ReplyDeleteCurrently I am thinking of widening the circle, so that two people could sit within, read (f.e. Boswell's London Journals), talk or just silently contemplate while serenely watching the busy birds and humble-bees ...
Reading Prokofiev's diaries. He is writing about his meeting with Stravinsky and them playing the Rite of Spring together. Would it have been like this....?
ReplyDeleteBertus
Bertus,
ReplyDeletevery probably not. :)