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“Color directly influences the soul. Color is the keyboard, the eyes are the hammers, the soul is the piano with many strings. The artist is the hand that plays, touching one key or another purposively, to cause vibrations in the soul.”
― Wassily Kandinsky, Concerning the Spiritual in Art
A Time Remembered - The Music of Bill Evans
Pizza Express, The Pheasantry, Kings Road, Chelsea, London
Norma Winstone Vocals
Nikki Iles Piano
Stan Sulzmann Saxophone
Dave Green Acoustic Bass
Bill Evans was one of the most groundbreaking pianists of the last century who pushed the boundaries of jazz piano playing to new levels. His intimate sound, combined with his advanced harmonic and rhythmic capabilities are still influencing musicians today. Four UK jazz legends unite for this special tribute to the undoubted master of the modern jazz piano trio, Bill Evans.
Created for Treat This 272 ~ Kreative People
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INFLUENCE x LEVEL Event
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Norfolk is on a parallel with the Netherlands and in the past a great influence was had on our buildings and waterways as well as our windmills. The landscape has similarities as well, very flat.
Royksopp - Here She Comes Again
Here she comes again
Troubles on her brow
Here she comes again
With worries she can't hide
Who can stop the rain
Pouring down inside?
Who can keep her sane
Give her peace of mind
Here she comes again
Covered up in black
Such a pretty face
Such sorrow in her eyes
Do you wanna know
What's killing her inside?
Do you dare to walk
The alleys of her mind
Here she comes again
Troubles on her brow
Here she comes again
With worries she can't hide
Will you let it show
Will you cross the line?
Will you take her home
And tell her she'll be fine
The darkened gloomy sky is a negative influence over the orchard trees that are trying to put a happy twist on the holiday season.......much like the Omicron Variant of Co-vid is putting a supreme damper on our Christmas season.
Kreative People Treat This 232: Friday 18 October ~ Thursday 24 October 2019 thanks so much to abstractartangel77 for this beautiful fractal flic.kr/p/2hvip3b
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The Madonna del Granduca is a Madonna painting by the Italian renaissance artist Raphael. It was probably painted in 1505, shortly after Raphael had arrived in Florence. The influence of Leonardo da Vinci, whose works he got to know there, can be seen in the use of sfumato. The painting belonged to Ferdinand III, Grand Duke of Tuscany, from whom it got its name.
Antwerp, Estación Central.
(...) Towards the end of the nineteenth century, Austerlitz began, in reply to my questions about the history of the building of Antwerp station, when Belgium, a little patch of yellowish gray barely visible on the map of the world, spread its sphere of influence to the African continent with its colonial enterprises, when deals of huge proportions were done on the capital markets and raw-materials exchanges of Brussels, and the citizens of Belgium, full of boundless optimism, believed that their country, which had been subject so long to foreign rule and was divided and disunited in itself, was about to become a great new economic power—at that time, now so long ago although it determines our lives to this day, it was the personal wish of King Leopold, under whose auspices such apparently inexorable progress was being made, that the money suddenly and abundantly available should be used to erect public buildings which would bring international renown to his aspiring state. One of the projects thus initiated by the highest authority in the land was the central station of the Flemish metropolis, where we were sitting now, said Austerlitz; designed by Louis Delacenserie, it was inaugurated in the summer of 1905, after ten years of planning and building, in the presence of the King himself.
Delacenserie's eclecticism, uniting past and future in the Centraal Station with its marble stairway in the foyer and the steel and glass roof spanning the platforms, was in fact a logical stylistic approach to the new epoch, said Austerlitz, and it was also appropriate, he continued, that in Antwerp Station the elevated level from which the gods looked down on visitors to the Roman Pantheon should display, in hierarchical order, the deities of the nineteenth century—mining, industry, transport, trade, and capital. For halfway up the walls of the entrance hall, as I must have noticed, there were stone escutcheons bearing symbolic sheaves of corn, crossed hammers, winged wheels, and so on, with the heraldic motif of the beehive standing not, as one might at first think, for nature made serviceable to mankind, or even industrious labor as a social good, but symbolizing the principle of capital accumulation.
And Time, said Austerlitz, represented by the hands and dial of the clock, reigns supreme among these emblems. The clock is placed above the only baroque element in the entire ensemble, the cruciform stairway which leads from the foyer to the platforms, just where the image of the emperor stood in the Pantheon in a line directly prolonged from the portal; as governor of a new omnipotence it was set even above the royal coat of arms and the motto Endracht maakt macht. The movements of all travelers could be surveyed from the central position occupied by the clock in Antwerp Station, and conversely all travelers had to look up at the clock and were obliged to adjust their (...)
W. G. Sebald, Austerlitz, 2001.