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what’s the rush?
“Love, Desire and Death” (L'Amour, le Désir, et la Mort), an illustration by Georges Barbier, published in Paris in 1922 as part of the series Personnages de Comédie.
In a fight to the death, ravel or debussy winning? (And who would be turned on by being stabbed by the other?)
debussy would win and be aroused, I think ravel would likely bite but debussy would be more sensual with his attacks. @leonardbirdstein i don't know Ravel well enough, would he be aroused by this battle?
the creature ...
Carl Friedrich Zelter (1758-1832) - Viola Concerto in E-flat Major
Performers :
Viola: Hariolf Schlichtig
Orchestra: Munich Chamber Orchestra - Conductor: also Hariolf Schlichtig?
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DID YOu SEE tHE THINGg MY GOD
A Concert
Artist: Lorenzo Costa (Italian, 1460-1535)
Date: ca. 1488-1490
Medium: Oil on wood
Collection: The National Gallery, London, United Kingdom
They DID that!!!
It took me about 15 seconds in to realize what was happening in this vid, but the second I did, I legit came. This is… I got chills and got so much validation for my theories about tap and pretty much any genre of music here…
Tap is probably one of the dance styles that gets the least amount of credit four how badass it is
Holy hell-
Sorry I don’t get it?
They’re tap dancing, a kind of dancing typically associated with being old-fashioned and kind of silly. Personally, even tap dancing to old music is awesome in my eyes, but this is on a totally new and exciting level
The thing about tap is that it’s so often seen as a fancy, old-fashioned dainty dance that only posh (and generally white) people do in tuxedos but it didn’t used to be the case.
Way back in the early days, it was where black performers in Vaudeville were legendary for it in Jazz and Jive routines. At about 1:37, this is where the Nicholas brothers go off.
It’s such an expressive and joyful kind of dance and matches so well with hip hop beats and rhythm, which is why the modern reworking of it is so awesome.
Im sure a lot of people also watch the op video and they assume that “clap” sound is part of the music just because a LOT of modern music samples that sound and in some music it is just the sound of hands clapping, but no that is a sound being made by all their shoes at once.
one of my favorite syncopated ladies routines
Has the world forgotten Gregory Hines?
Major Kira on trumpet as another member of my Orchestra Series. I was not sure if she plays trumpet or cello. Both suit I think. I'm not content with this one actually. She should be more fierce. Will think to draw something out-of-series abt her and trumpet in different style. Or you may join if you want. I'll appreciate it. Btw, with any character, vision and instrument! Just put the tag #orchestra series. For those who want to participate in discussion about this AU, please join here, you are very welcome, I read everything and I am grateful for all ideas and knowledge you provide there :)
This is so good
Painter Max Weber (not to be confused with the sociologist) was born on this date (4/18) in 1881. “The Two Musicians”, 1917