I seem to have forgotten the story of how we begin to remember....
Well, if he holds them till he dies, the fear in him should have subsided, anyway.
“Can [name of high-profile artist] save the arts?” Oh, please. The Arts are a matter greater than an individual with a commercially successful brand. If you don’t get that, you don’t understand Art.
Porridger’s Almanack (Breakfast of Ganglions)
Well, if he holds them till he dies, the fear in him should have subsided, anyway.
“Can [name of high-profile artist] save the arts?” Oh, please. The Arts are a matter greater than an individual with a commercially successful brand. If you don’t get that, you don’t understand Art.
Porridger’s Almanack (Breakfast of Ganglions)
Ken Russell: “President of what?”
Lee van Cleef: “That’s not funny, Plissken.”
— John Carpenter’s Escape from New York
Lee van Cleef: “That’s not funny, Plissken.”
— John Carpenter’s Escape from New York
In spite of all the uncertainty in my life at present, the availability of three flutes (Peter H. Bloom, Carol Epple & Dan Zupan) has inspired me to start a new piece, Surfing an Earthquake, Opus 190. It won’t be of epic proportions, today I’ve composed it out to about two minutes, and I’ll just write a bit as I feel bidden.
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Another excellent miniature!
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