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    Default Re: Classical Music, Poetry and stuff

    Quote Originally Posted by Prospero View Post
    Music hath charms to cool the savage breast... so let it be a balm between you. "If music be the food of love, play on...."

    Just a friendly stoking of the flames....

    In Cage's case "If music be the food of love, prepare for a long night on the toilet......"


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    Default Re: Classical Music, Poetry and stuff

    Unless you listen to 4' 33"



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    Quote Originally Posted by Prospero View Post
    Unless you listen to 4' 33"

    Sorry, I was confusing him with Stockhausen.


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    Default Re: Classical Music, Poetry and stuff

    Didn't he do a version of "Such Sweet Thunder" - Duke Ellington's great Shakespearian jazz suite, scored for jackhammer and moog?



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    Quote Originally Posted by Prospero View Post
    Didn't he do a version of "Such Sweet Thunder" - Duke Ellington's great Shakespearian jazz suite, scored for jackhammer and moog?

    No-one, but no-one, should ever tamper with the Duke's compositions.

    He's in the glorious quartet of American composers of the 20th century with Gershwin, Copland, and Ives


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    Default Re: Classical Music, Poetry and stuff

    agreed



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    Quote Originally Posted by Prospero View Post
    agreed

    With Oscar Petersen, Miles Davis and Art Tatum leading the second rank.


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    Hmmmm... I'd put Dylan in there somewhere too. though heis a words man not a tunes one and cole porter, jerome kern, johnny mercer irving berlin



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    Apparently Churchill was once introduced to the Philosopher Isaiah Berlin and spent a good deal of time talking to him about his great skills as songwriting. true.



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    Quote Originally Posted by Prospero View Post
    Hmmmm... I'd put Dylan in there somewhere too. though heis a words man not a tunes one and cole porter, jerome kern, johnny mercer irving berlin
    I'd agree with all of those and raise you Bernstein, Bernard Herrmann, Richard Rodgers and Irving Berlin.


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