That is particularly good.
He is also amazing as the pianist in Beethoven’s Triple Concerto. The opening of the second movement is a thing of beauty! I heard the Beaux Arts Trio playing it live; never to be forgotten.
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The first and last movements put me on the edge of sonic overload, but the second…yes.
I have to listen to it again, to see if I agree.
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DEVO so good. They are presenting their remastered films next week at the Museum of Modern Art. Tickets go on sale tomorrow and hoping to score a couple.
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Wow! I saw them twice back in the day.
Sometimes I wish I wasn’t 3000 miles from everything and everyone.
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They’ll be in Sundance this weekend so closer.
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Sad
KCRW’s Morning Becomes Eclectic
Spotify: Find an artist you like and then click through to explore playlists they’re on, artists they may recommend, and so forth. There’s a wealth of information that can lead to fun discoveries.
Here’s my current (food related!) earworm:
And my current singin’ in the shower song:
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Peter Schickele, aka P.D.Q. Bach, just died:
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I use Pandora, which is similar to Spotify :-), and have discovered many an artist & songs I’ve added to my band’s repertory.
Discovering new music is such fun!
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I used to listen to Pandora, but gravitated to Spotify over time - seems like (no idea if true) the latter has a wider and deeper catalog, and has done a better job at finding connections between artists, thereby creating more “discoveries” for me.
Not knowing your interests, I’m unsure of playlists to start with. But I do enjoy the Southern Gothic playlist.
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I’m have pretty eclectic taste in music, with only a few genres I am not generally interested in: hipster ‘bluegrass,’ most modern country, any loud, screaming metal-type, modern R&B (that really isn’t) or neo-soul.
I tend to prefer strong or interesting vocals (more often than not female) over instrumental music, and I care about lyrics.
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