Tzigane & –Ravel- Zino Francescati- L Bernstein
Duo in G Majork 473 & Sinfonia Concertante K364 Mozat D & I Oistrakh- MPO K Kondrashin
9th Beethoven, 5h Mahler, Saint-Seans, Chauson, Armstrong & Ella, Holliday, La Wally w Fernandez, Makeba and others
The stranger youth, their welcome guest
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“Twas thus they met, they met and gazed,
Struck by the self-same power amazed ,
Confused, admiring, pleased, distressed,
As passion rose in either breast.
Ferdusi (c. 1020): Jamshid’s Courtship –
The Bibelots – Persian Love Songs – Gay and Bird 1901
Max Halley
inventor – systems developer – security analyst – writer
Dark secret, shadows of love – song by David Rudder – movie Wild Orchid
Music from a Jade Flute – Dr Clifford Pannam QC – translations of Li Qing Zhao 11C
Love Me Or Leave Me – a 1970’s love song by Nina Simone
Daryl Carnahan – ‘a photographer who captures soul…’ ©2011 Max Halley
favourite quotes, music, photographer and films by others above and below
| “Lo, for your gaze, the pattern of the skies! What balance of the mass, what reckonings Divine! Here ponder too the Laws which God, Framing the universe, set not aside But made the fixed foundations of his work. . . Then ye who now on heavenly nectar fare, Come celebrate with me in song the name Of Newton, to the Muses dear; for he Unlocked the hidden treasuries of Truth: So richly through his mind had Phoebus cast The radiance of his own divinity. Nearer the gods no mortal may approach”. Edmund Halley (1727) speaking at Newtons funeral: On the Shoulders of Giants – John Bernoulli(c 1696) regarding Newton “tanquam, ex ungue leonem” i.e we know the lion by his claw. |
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