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Monday, April 13, 2009

Beethoven

Helene Grimaud
Beethoven's Tempest

12 comments:

  1. You may want to check this out---BHO did not-actually-give the order:
    http://gatewaypundit.blogspot.com/2009/04/sorry-libs-obama-did-not-order-kill.html
    Why am I not surprised...
    Now - to Easter dinner...Off-spring is a great cook!
    C-CS

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  2. One poem/sonata/painting carefully considered once a day... The world would change, wouldn't it?

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  3. Anonymous -- absolutely and for the better.

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  4. You should listen to Ilana Vered play. By the way, thanks for putting up the classical. I am going to post a youtube of Katya Bunyatishvili playing Chopin's Ballade No. 4 in the heart of the Littlest Satan....Israel. She should definitely be up for the running for Infidel Babeof the week!

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  5. Hey Jewel! How have you been? Hope you had a good Easter! I expect to see an after action Easter Meal post at Tasty Infidelicasies! :)

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  6. Anonymous,
    I have made it my rule of late to sit in the backyard with a cigar and a book or poetry for about 45 minutes to an hour.

    It keeps me sane.

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  7. Maybe I should say "saner". I'm sure there are many who would question my sanity.

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  8. My Easter meal consisted of a blasphemous amount of standing rib roast and spring asparagus with bearnaise sauce, creamer potatoes in fresh butter and parsely and lots of suds to wash them all down.
    Hint....pesto makes a good beef rub. Still, way too much red meat, I need some chelation. Got any advice, guys?

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  9. Jaco, so long as the poems start: There once was a lad from Nantucket...

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  10. How does that Nantucket poem go anyway? I remember the first two lines. And, i always wondered why they wrote a poem about me saying I live in Nantucket, when I clearly do not.

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  11. There was once a man from Nantucket, link: http://www.lisashea.com/lisabase/poetry/art8660.html

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