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Pianist Max Levinson muses on music, mostly. The blog's title refers to a quote from Aldous Huxley. I'll try to stay on topic, but anyone who knows me will expect me to take detours and add footnotes and make analogies relentlessly.
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3 comments:
Reminds me that the full quote from Aldous Huxley is "After silence, that which comes closest to expressing the inexpressible is music."
Amazing! London audiences were always more quite than those here in the USA but this took that cake.
interesting. however i can't understand the people who cough! especially after the first movement! i can go a whole day without coughing once! idiots.
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