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Old 11-16-2012, 08:40 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Listening to Firebird now. That and The Rite of Spring are gorgeous. Haven't attentively listened to anything else ... but definitely will. It took me a very long time to start appreciating his music.

In fact, Stravinsky had a house above the river in my home town in W. Ukraine (that he occasionally used in 1890-1914). I like to think that he composed The Rite of Spring contemplating ice breaking on the river at early spring There's been a museum and music school there, now closed as they are restoring it to its original shape.
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Listening to Firebird now. That and The Rite of Spring are gorgeous.

I absolutely fecking love The Rite of Spring, I have a hard time thinking of it as *gorgeous*, tho. Terrifying is an adjective I use for it...




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