#wolf notes

[er-cryptid]

Grey Wolf

-- scientific name is canis lupus

-- also called      -- timber wolf      -- western wolf

-- native to the wild areas of Eurasia and North America

-- largest extant member of its family

-- size      -- male = 43 to 45 kg      -- female = 36 to 38.5 kg

-- 38 subspecies

-- second most specialized of the Canis genus

-- social animal

-- apex predator

-- threats     -- humans     -- tigers

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[love-from-belle]

More info about my cello:

it is always very dusty

it has a fucker of an e flat wolf note

it has a sound post crack

there are worn down ditches in the fingerboard

its scroll has filled in holes that used to hold the screws for metal tuning pegs

it is the definition of an absolute hot mess

it plays like a dream

it sounds like one of those ridiculously soft bed throws turned into music

it is my one true musical love

[onthesheets]

Having the wolf notes of a poem in my head is simultaneously the most exhilarating and frustrating experience.

[caviarsonoro]

*AR (Autumn Richardson and Richard Skelton) - Return

[saheh-blog]

Beyond, towards the Licchavi hills, smoke the colour of wolves loops along a quiet ridge. The sky is perfect for flutes, voices keeping clear pitch, a koel calling through dew-charged air. I sit, settling into my breath, thoughts calming, heightening distant plateaux of dust, and the angle of the southward opening plain. The first vulture circles, swoops, rides another dusty current. I hear distant tinkling, bells on greasy slopes, women readying tea behind faint glass. The last stars are gone, the whitewashed moon; and from the valley, calf-notes pure as breath blown from sheoga wood. I smile - smile again, because even this dusty, yellow valley seems a basin awash with gangetic benediction. Not yet am I a sorrowful man. Not yet. A koel calls again from a silvery eastern sky.

Dawn - Judith Beveridge

V, this is the author of Wolf Notes. And this is one of my absolute favourite pieces of writing.

[lprnyc]

Kevin Mayner of WWFM's Wolf Notes interviewed Molly Morkoski and cohorts before a performance at Le Poisson Rouge that featured an abnormal quartet featuring Morkoski on piano, Harumi Rhodes on violin, Caroline Stinson on cello, and visual artist Makoto Fujimura.

[wandelweisernyc]

edited by Sarah Hughes

featuring "Inconclusive Paragraphs on Metonymy, Monochromaticism, Materialism" by Dominic Lash