I Love A Visceral Sound, The Kind

Stravinsky Is Masterly: His Harmony Is Conceived So Precisely That It Can Only Be The Way It Is.

I Actually Don't Like This Term, "classic." It's Wrong, But We Don't Have A Better Word At The Moment.

We're Dealing With Music That Is Being Played By Traditional Instruments In A Specifically Built Building Called A Concert Hall. But Classical Is Not - The Reference Is Wrong, Because Classical On One Hand Refers To One Period In Musical History, Which Is Mozart, Hayden, Beethoven, Which Is A Fine Period In Musical History, But It Was A While Ago.on The Other Hand, It Sort Of Alludes To Some Kind Of "class," Which A, Is Not True; B, Is Kind Of Detrimental To The Whole Idea. Because The Point Is That This Music Is Available And It's Actually Relatively Reasonably Priced.

I'm Still Disturbed If A Chord Isn't Together, But Your Priorities Change As You Get Older.

I Love A Visceral Sound, The Kind That Hits You In The Belly.