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Symphony Saturday
This work may not even actually be a symphony, but I’m featuring it nonetheless, because for a time Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov actually did consider it a symphony (his Symphony No. 2), before redubbing it a “symphonic suite”, called Antar. His inspiration … Continue reading
Bad Joke Friday
Oh those wild, wacky Russians of yore!
Something for Thursday
A selection from Trevor Jones’s score to the teevee movie Merlin. This was made when filmed fantasy was just starting to make its big comeback, a couple of years before The Lord of the Rings, and it’s actually not a … Continue reading
Go look at this!
Want to see a really neat photo of a flower? Sure you do!
Mugging!
One of my more esoteric fascinations is with Toby mugs and jugs. These are mugs or pitchers or other vessels worked into the detailed likeness of a person, usually just the head if it’s a mug, but featuring the entire … Continue reading
Symphony Saturday
Apologies for missing this feature last week! Last Saturday was a really hectic day that didn’t afford me a real chance to sit down and go Whew! until rather late, at which point I was still facing my daily writing … Continue reading
Bad Joke Friday
Courtesy the cast of Hannibal.
Something for Thursday
I don’t remember if I’ve featured this before, but it’s just such a perfect piece of music that it’s worth revisiting now and again. Alexander Borodin’s In the Steppes of Central Asia depicts the meeting of two trade caravans, on … Continue reading
Nineteen years
On May 17, 1997, I married a beautiful young woman from Iowa. Nineteen years later, here we are! Here’s hoping for another nineteen years…and another nineteen after that…and, well…second star to the right, and straight on ’til morning!
Bad Joke Friday
An Arthurian theme this week! What was the name of the fattest Knight of the Round Table? Sir Cumference!