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Tag Archives: music
Gargoyles, Grotesques & Chimeras: Listening to The Anatomy of Melancholy
Back in the late 1980′s when I was in school in Boston, I frequently visited a place on Newbury Street called “Gargoyles Grotesques & Chimeras.” Part store and part museum, it was a mysterious space full of beautiful artwork, crumbling … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements
Tagged Anatomy of Melancholy, art, Boston, Chimeras, Duncan Chrystal, Duncan Crystal, Gargoyles, Grotesques, Lou Gordon, Louis Gordon, mp3, music, Newbury, No Beginning and No End, store
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The beautiful intro to WGBH’s “Morning Pro Musica” classical music radio show
I grew up in New England in the 80′s, and my first exposure to classical music was listening to WGBH on the radio. My favorite classical music show was Robert J. Lurtsema’s Morning Pro Musica. Listening to Morning Pro Musica as a … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements
Tagged Arrival of the queen of sheba, birds, classical, dawn chrorus, handel, morning pro musica, mp3, music, NPR, radio, Robert J. Lurtsema, wgbh
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Hypergrid Adventurers Club meet #3 and #4: Exploring “instant” Hypergates and live rock on FrancoGrid
We had two meetings this past Sunday, so I’m combining the transcripts in this update. We explored using Hypergates to instantly jump between grids as a group. And in the second meeting we attended a big live rock concert on … Continue reading
1-Bit Symphony and the Art of Constraint
Pioneers are everywhere. And they explore many different worlds. We often find them in the worlds of business, science, technology and the arts. And we can learn many lessons by simply observing their innovative work. Let’s explore artist Tristan Perich’s … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Pioneer Lessons
Tagged art, constraints, innovation, minimalism, music, strategy, Tristan Perich
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