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Sunday, October 18, 2009

Sunday Music Blogging



Nice rendition of some gentle early Baroque music.
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J said...

Random Surreal Generator

Viva Andre Breton! Surrealism's a bit too edgy and weird for academics, now--not PC however, and not approved by PoMos (even tho'Lacan hung with surrealists for a while). Take a look at say the EotAW cronies, or Berube: not a surrealist among 'em. Too frenchy, and these days Haar Doktor Professors aren't required to read a word of French, or latin (well, Berubay might--), except maybe when it's on the menu at Cafe Philistine.

October 19, 2009 at 1:42 PM
Jazzbumpa said...

I put it there on a whim. Not sure if I'll keep it. Depends on how much it amuses me.

I aint no academic. Don't know no French. Took Spanish in H.S, German in College. Didn't do well in either, and it's been a very long time.

I do love the absurd. Maybe I'll Frenchify myself, just to annoy the neocons.

Cheers!
JzB the neo-Francophile trombonist

October 19, 2009 at 10:52 PM
penny said...

That was a beautiful piece, the sound was so peaceful.
My granddaughter plays both electric and acoustic guitar. I enjoy listing to her make music :)

October 20, 2009 at 7:35 AM

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