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A New Exhibition Brings Fresh Recognition to a Groundbreaking But Largely Forgotten Surrealist At London’s Tate Britain, a major...

I just saw this post, Brian. I quite like what work was shown in the article.

Sometimes Bruckner can feel dense (like Brahms, eh Brian? 😆). This Karajan recording with the Berlin Philharmonic (not the later...

I woke up this morning to a good steady snowfall… and at 6:00 AM they announced: SNOW DAY!!!

Like Shostakovich, Schedrin composed under the rule of the Soviets and the notion that everything… certainly all Art… was political...

It’s a crappy reproduction… but the only one I could find. Scelsi is another composer that might be up Hermes’ alley. Scelsi, Tristan...

Back when Brian & I used to frequent this Classical Music forum there was one older member who was profoundly knowledgeable of older...

And then after Christmas I'll settle into reading more of my Steinbeck collection. I've read them all multiple times but he's by far my...

Kafka is a writer who did not immediately resonate with me. He is often deemed a Surrealist but his writing does not have the more...

I've gotten back to reading actual books and I love it. I've never liked reading online and it's wonderful to just sink back into...

Hermes, yes… there are those artists who I love profoundly… but they do not inspire my own art. In some instances, there are artists who...

We're getting dumped on here in SE Michigan by the same storm system. It's not pounding us - yet - but hasn't stopped since it...

Well, enjoy gobbling the gobbler. :-)

Some contemporary “gothic” or dark tales. I’ll see how I like this. J.S. Le Fanu… and of course, Coleridge were both so masterful in...

Of course the connection with Rilke would interest me.