Tag: music

Inspired By The Dying Of The Light

Listen to a nocturne by Frederic Chopin late at night in a darkened room — just you and the music — and your spirit is taken somewhere beautiful, melancholy, mysterious — passionate. You are immersed in emotion, and emerge in the dawn light, soul-cleansed. There’s a lot of give in a Chopin nocturne, a looseness and fluidity to the sound, so interpretations vary enormously. The two pianists that I like best (today) are Dinu Lipatti and Brigitte Engerer. You might disagree with those choices but there’s a version of the nocturnes out there to suit everyone’s taste. So I was intrigued to find that Lipatti, Engerer and […]

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2222 : Keep the Faith

Multiple twos have been standing out for me lately, and if blogs and angel messages are correct, this means I need to gird up my faith stores right about now. Angel222.info says, Angel 222 messages urge you to be confident and firm in your conviction – and to be peacful in life knowing your outcome […]

The Secret Life of an Eccentric Genius

Erik Satie painted by Suzanne Valadon c.1892, the epitome of the 1890s aestheteThe composer Erik Satie, a well-known figure in Parisian bohemia at the turn of the 20th century, was noted for his elegance. He had seven identical beautifully-tailored gre…

The Lyre

It all started with this picture. The sculpture’s called Spring and I thought it was a pretty good representation of Lilith conjunct Sun in Capricorn. Lilith is, of course, all that is unmentionable and dark about the feminine. She is, among …