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yamamanamaBella has hair the color of kelp, tattoos of a spider hanging from a web, a beetle, a bunch of daffodils, a cat curled up, a deboning knife. Mia, on the other hand, doesn't have any visible tattoos.
I bought the Caves of Karst at Brattle Books with less than five minutes to spare. I thought I wasn’t going to make it because the train stopped at North Quincy and at Andrew for too long.
The Gor books I was griping about last time are still there.
Franz Josef Haydn - String Quartet in C major, Opus 20, No. 2: I. Moderato
Because this was a prelude concert, everyone thought it was a good time to just converse amongst themselves. I was still eating (beef and rice, fried bananas, red hot sauce, chicken thigh, Brazilian "viniagrette" and a few other things)
Haydn - Piano Trio No. 39: III. Rondo all’Ongarese
It incorporates many Romany folk tunes.
Dudley S. Buck - Festival Overture on the American National Air
variations on the national anthem.
Omar Thomas - Of Our New Day Begun
It uses a gospel choir, but only towards the end, with foot stomping and several false endings
It was done in memoriam of the victims of the Charleston church shooting, whom we have done very dirty as a nation.
Leonard Bernstein - Symphonic Dances from West Side Story
Chiquinha Gonzaga arr. David Kempers - Atraente / Ó Abre Alas
Featuring drumming.
William Grant Still - Symphony No. 4 “Autochthonous”
He wrote this to represent all the peoples of America. It opens with a pentatonic scale because black music is the root of American popular music.
I also caught a sneak preview of the Midsummer Night’s Dream set because I had to walk back through the Common else I'd have to get on a bus, but it was intermission so I didn’t get to see any of the costumes or anything.
There was a guy with a rather wispy Ho Chi Minh / wizard beard and big bushy eyebrows.
Someone on Ilxor asked this in response to an AI slop trailer on Youtube of Rambo vs. Predator.
burning question: Isn't Predator already basically Rambo versus Predator?
I bought the Caves of Karst at Brattle Books with less than five minutes to spare. I thought I wasn’t going to make it because the train stopped at North Quincy and at Andrew for too long.
The Gor books I was griping about last time are still there.
Franz Josef Haydn - String Quartet in C major, Opus 20, No. 2: I. Moderato
Because this was a prelude concert, everyone thought it was a good time to just converse amongst themselves. I was still eating (beef and rice, fried bananas, red hot sauce, chicken thigh, Brazilian "viniagrette" and a few other things)
Haydn - Piano Trio No. 39: III. Rondo all’Ongarese
It incorporates many Romany folk tunes.
Dudley S. Buck - Festival Overture on the American National Air
variations on the national anthem.
Omar Thomas - Of Our New Day Begun
It uses a gospel choir, but only towards the end, with foot stomping and several false endings
It was done in memoriam of the victims of the Charleston church shooting, whom we have done very dirty as a nation.
Leonard Bernstein - Symphonic Dances from West Side Story
Chiquinha Gonzaga arr. David Kempers - Atraente / Ó Abre Alas
Featuring drumming.
William Grant Still - Symphony No. 4 “Autochthonous”
He wrote this to represent all the peoples of America. It opens with a pentatonic scale because black music is the root of American popular music.
I also caught a sneak preview of the Midsummer Night’s Dream set because I had to walk back through the Common else I'd have to get on a bus, but it was intermission so I didn’t get to see any of the costumes or anything.
There was a guy with a rather wispy Ho Chi Minh / wizard beard and big bushy eyebrows.
Someone on Ilxor asked this in response to an AI slop trailer on Youtube of Rambo vs. Predator.
burning question: Isn't Predator already basically Rambo versus Predator?
