Pablo Neruda (12 July 1904 – 23 September 1973)
Mikis Theodorakis (12 July 1925 – 2 September 2021)
Maria Farantouri * 28 November 1947
Pablo Neruda (12 July 1904 – 23 September 1973)
Mikis Theodorakis (12 July 1925 – 2 September 2021)
Maria Farantouri * 28 November 1947
Enjoy it. Music really doesn't float my boat - though I can see that I am missing out because of that.
ReplyDeleteI enjoy(ed), Sue. It's not but about music, but about poetry, politics and more. Fascinating artists, all three ... but I'am just realising I am running the risk of getting loquacious ...
DeleteGlorious music. Absolutely inspiring!
ReplyDeleteIs that you, Don QuiScottie?!
DeleteNo, it was neither Don QuiScottie nor Andrew, although we do still look at some blogs occasionally we no longer comment (except for the fact that this is a comment, I suppose). We would certainly never comment anonymously so you would need to direct any future guesses elsewhere. Andrew DonQuiScottie MacLaren Scott Robertson Scott (et al).
DeleteAch! Neither Don QuiScottie nor Andrew?! Maurice Flitcraft II. then, enjoying the British Open with a wildcard? Why would I not be surprised, Tiger Andrew?
DeleteNo!!! The mysterious man from Dunning hath been rumbled.
ReplyDelete;-)
DeleteThe complete poem (in spanish with dutch translation) is lying next to my bed for sleepless nights. But this part of the Canto General is my favorite, because of Theodorakis composition and the beautiful warm voice of Maria Farantouri...
ReplyDeleteHow lovely!
DeleteDid you ever read Antonio Skarmeta's Ardiente Paciencia/The Postman?