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For some reason this feels like the right context to plug this one. Composer; ethnographer; the pride of the Hungarian people. Kind of a modernist also kind of not. Nobody pays enough attention to BĂ©la. The indisputable classic is String Quartet No. 1 in A minor, shouts out to Max Beirne-Shafer for putting me on to the Julliard String Quartet recording of it from 1950. Great, pithy showcase of his harmonic genius is found in 14 Bagatelles, Op. 6 Sz. 38: No. 4, Grave. Apparently my grandfather studied with him back in the old country. Wild.
Aug 11, 2022
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pianist in MN hit these so hard her fingers bled. they are fucked mental, goated works. romanian folk dances are also great
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Whatever cocktail of angst, melancholy and adrenaline that homie was drinking back in 1901 when he finished writing the second movement of Cello Sonata in G minor, Op. 19, I feel it.
This rendition by Sheku Kanneh-Mason & Isata Kanneh-Mason is my absolute favouriteâ the emotion they're both putting into playing the piece is palpable and absolutely phenomenal.
BONUS REC: If you like working to classical music, I recommend to give the full sonata a listen (itâs like ~30 mins of complete intensity & beauty)
Aug 8, 2024
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This is a semi-secluded place in Prospect Park. Kind of like a secret garden energy. Very special place. I used to go here in high school with friends who lived in the area mostly to smoke weed. A lot of weed-smoking in the city has to do with trying to access some kind of pastoral fantasy in this wacky town. This is exactly that embodied. Itâs like a pond overgrown with various plants, and then a strange little lawn adjacent to it, where a lot of dubious characters sort of skitter around in and out of view; it makes it all the more trippy. Still go here when I need a minute. I donât smoke that much weed any more.
Aug 11, 2022
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Out of all the anonymous posters crawling around the internet I prefer my good friend @subwaysigns the most. All Iâll betray is his gender. I love his work very much. Following this page is not only a great opportunity to find and purchase some of the finest borrowed nostalgia; itâs also an invaluable archive of New York Cityâs transit design throughout the ages. Big ups to the homie for monetizing his passion.
Aug 11, 2022
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Whenever I tell my father that Iâve been running around the city he likes to ask me âwhat are you running from?â Heâs totally right. One should consider the deeper implications of their chosen exercise. Iâm prone to escapism, and flight from discomfort, and running is like a transfiguration of that impulse. The goal is to get to the point where you feel like youâre running at something or someone instead of from. Hear me out: itâs free, it promotes longevity, it rids one of the wiggles, and itâs like a tour of the city in 2x speed. I encourage running in the street and dodging people and cars.
Aug 11, 2022