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Month: September, 2016

Tuesday, September 20th

serendipity

This I just bumped into this morning.

What would we do if we could never hear anything new?

Witold Lutoslawski (1913-1994), Livre pour orchestre (1968)
RTVE Symphony Orchestra (Gunther Herbic, cond.), live


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lagniappe

art beat: other day, Whitney Museum of American Art (New York)

Stuart Davis (1892-1964), The Paris Bit, 1959 (Stuart Davis: In Full Swing, through 9/25/16)

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Monday, September 19th

sounds of Mali

Salif Keita, live, Switzerland (Winterthur), 2013


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lagniappe

reading table

she keeps the nest
nice and neat . . .
widow bird

—Kobayashi Issa (1763-1827; translated from Japanese by David G. Lanoue)

Sunday, September 18th

MCOTD Hall of Fame

Dorothy Love Coates (1928-2002)

“Won’t Let Go” (AKA “I’m Just Holding On”)


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“The Winner”


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“The Accident” (Gospel Harmonette Odessa Edwards, speaking), “Get Away Jordan,” “Getting Late in the Evening,” “You Must Be Born Again,” 1955

Saturday, September 17th

Ever feel like listening to something that doesn’t remind you of anything else?

Francisco Meirino (electronics), live, New York, 2013

 

Friday, September 16th

only rock ‘n’ roll

Joy Division, “Love Will Tear Us Apart,” 1980


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lagniappe

art beat: other day, Whitney Museum of American Art (New York)

Stuart Davis (1892-1964), Lucky Strike, 1921 (Stuart Davis: In Full Swing, through 9/25/16)

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Thursday, September 15th

sweet soul music

William Bell, “This Is Where I Live,” “The Three of Me,” “Born Under a Bad Sign,” live, Washington, D.C., 2016


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lagniappe

art beat: other day, Whitney Museum of American Art (New York)

Danny Lyon (1942-), The March on Washington, August 28, 1963 (Message to the Future, through 9/25/16)

USA. Washington, D.C. August 28, 1963. Members of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) sing freedom songs during the March on Washington.

Wednesday, September 14th

more

Morton Feldman (1926-1987, MCOTD Hall of Fame), For Philip Guston (1984); Either/OR (Richard Carrick, piano/celesta; Margaret Lancaster, flutes; David Shively, percussion), live, Philadelphia, 2015

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lagniappe

reading table

flitting butterfly–
every corner of my hut
is inspected

—Kobayashi Issa (1763-1827; translated from Japanese by David G. Lanoue)

Tuesday, September 13th

Sometimes, in the middle of the night, if sleep leaves and doesn’t return, I’ll put one of these on repeat, softly.

Morton Feldman (1926-1987, MCOTD Hall of Fame), Piano and String Quartet (1985); Aki Takahashi and Kronos Quartet, 1993


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John Luther Adams (1953-), The Farthest Place (2001), 2002


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lagniappe

random sights

other day, Chicago (Columbus Park)

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Monday, September 12th

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Joe McPhee (alto saxophone) & Ingebrigt Haken Flaten (bass)
Live, Milwaukee, 2015


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lagniappe

art beat: other day, Art Institute of Chicago

Edward Hopper (1882-1967), Gas, 1940 (America after the Fall, Painting in the 1930s, through 9/18/16)

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Sunday, September 11th

MCOTD Hall of Fame

Lester Bowie (1941-1999, trumpet) with Amina Claudine Myers (piano, vocals), Arthur Blythe (alto saxophone), Malachi Favors (bass), Phillip Wilson (drums), “God Has Smiled on Me,” 1978


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lagniappe

art beat: other day, Art Institute of Chicago

Edward Hopper (1882-1967), New York Movie, 1939 (America after the Fall, Painting in the 1930s, through 9/18/16)

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