The language Simurg uses is an unadultered look at history and the pollution of culture, identity chaos which has become almost useless for individuals, and the degenerating human nature.
That is the breath and breadth of it.

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The language Simurg uses is an unadultered look at history and the pollution of culture, identity chaos which has become almost useless for individuals, and the degenerating human nature.
That is the breath and breadth of it.
causality
I’m starting to think more about causality when listening to a work. A good piece will flow from idea to idea. It has logic and an organic feel. The work of stockhausen and serialist composers are crippled by this idea. While it is still the work of genius, it has no movement. It feels homogeneous. A good piece should remind me of a tree expanding upward, not of the milk in a bowl.
ART OF π, φ AND e — TRANSITION PATHS & BUBBLES Martin Krzywinski | Concept by Cristian Ilies Vasile Created with Circos
(Martin Krzywinski / Genome Sciences Center)
A compilation of my favorite pictures of my favorite 20th century composers.
From top to bottom: Igor Stravinsky, Anton Webern, Bela Bartok, Gyorgy Ligeti, Arnold Schoenberg, Morton Feldman, Milton Babbitt, Karlheinz Stockhausen.
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