Friday, November 25, 2005

Smoking Weed With An Ulcer





ever Emejota said, referring to interpretations of Glenn Gould - Bach's music is clay so the craftsman make wonderful things. Bach's music is the medium of expression of the performer. Anyone who has heard and compared the performances of Gould with other artists understand well what is spoken. This explanation of Emejota I liked it.

Bach's music is a set of expressions that are constantly looking for a voice to express, and I mean almost literally voice. The pianists we constantly find happiness in a very peculiar dilemma every time we take a score of Bach: Piano or Harpsichord? This situation arises all the authors of the Baroque, as Handel, Scarlatti, Soler, Couperin ... but in the case of Bach we have the choice of instrument is a gentle torment that enjoys a lot.

composers in the above situations occur that reveal the author's original intention when he wrote this or that work. In Scarlatti, for example, have the script shows that the instrument in which the work must be executed is small and soft keys, characteristics of the harpsichord. Couperin is a book entitled L'Art de toucher will clavecin (The art of playing the harpsichord) and the title is not a waste: it is a lengthy treatise on the French harpsichord technique.

Bach's music in the terse and strong German language becomes vague and diffuse. Das Klavier Wohltemperiete , badly translated as "The Well-Tempered Clavier" does not refer to the harpsichord in its title, but all keyboard instruments as Klavier German word meaning "keyboard." But what keyboard? In Bach's time there were organs, harpsichords, virginal, spinet, harpsichord (not the same thing that harpsichord harpsichord). Another example is the title of the last great work of Bach, The Art of Fugue (Die Kunst der Fuge ). It found that the pieces are written with each voice separately and in key soprano, alto, tenor and bass. There is no indication of instrumentation in the score thing is used to play it in any possible combination of solo instruments or with a keyboard instrument.

BWV913

As the humble opinion of your server, the work of JS Bach is written in such a way that transcends the instrument. Music is so powerful that no matter how you listen, you'll always find new forms of expression regardless of the instrument that is played, and stating that you are not suggesting an outrage because it is a clear example of the Chaconne in D minor of the second Partita for solo violin, which is a marvelous transcripts have experienced.

BWV913 is the catalog number of the Toccata in D minor seven series Keyboard Toccatas ranging from BWV916 BWV910 up. In this work I have found many times in the previously described dilemma. The Toccata in D minor, BWV 913, despite its catalog number is probably the oldest of all. Has a more familiar when compared to other Toccatas and therefore it seems more simple in its construction, but this is only in appearance. Forms of 4 sections each separated by starting strongly with a fanciful character introductory movement that unfolds to bring down a number of passages with a beautiful decoration and a return to the force of the initial fantasy figure. So here we could call this first section, "Prelude" of the work. Followed by three movements indications Presto, Adagio, Presto and Allegro, giving the idea of \u200b\u200ba sonata. Rapid movements are very free leak that are closer to the invention and the Intro. The slow movement is characterized by a break ostinato makes its first appearance in the soprano voice on the fourth beat of the movement. Glenn Gould makes magic with this passage.

Here is a recording of that work:






It listens to the force and elegance of the baroque. Elegance. I stopped a bit to think about that word because I was impressed a bit and I think it is a good adjective to describe the baroque spirit. There is an elegant style throughout the book that simply gives me goosebumps.

I invite you to listen to the piece and tell me what you think. Later we will make the painful, but delicious selection of Piano.





Sunday, November 13, 2005

Herpes Ocular Simples Fotos

On the road again ...

This week I'll be back at General Motors Silao.

After much work with vendors, endless meetings, and other business issues finally assembled 4 trucks GMT931 project . Last week I spent three days in the Lear plant, which is 5 minutes from GM Silao. Lear makes seats for trucks, first, second and third row. There we saw the process assembly kits to be used in the pilot run on Monday. I was lucky enough to promote our company and came back with 3 new customers. My visit to GM as a secondary objective morning has come back with more customers.

I love traveling, but it has its drawbacks: I will not be near my family and friends for my birthday. Furthermore, I have been gone almost a week ago and have not seen often enough to Diana.

Trips are the most formative experiences one can have. Well-off people tend to send their children abroad for "who are themselves" but I think this is nonsense: if someone is not well defined before going back only more confused.

The part I like least about traveling is when night came to the hotel. You are all alone and you realize the distance that separates you from your daily life. Sometimes Moreover, a client wants to go see the city or a group of people meet for a drink. All this seems to be shadowing me the same thing: the loneliness of the road. To combat that feeling I recommend listening to music.
I admire people who live in another country by risking the whole project all in one life. Small adventures in distant lands one are always worthy of saving and bringing them to light in the company of a group of loved ones, the warmth of friendship and a cognac. There are thousands of these adventures. There are achievements and successes in all of them, but there is occasionally a defeat. I think the writers prolific are those who have done extensive travel, even within oneself.

I write more from Silao.

Thursday, November 3, 2005

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An excellent article several months ago, which aptly summarizes what is happening in Bolivia.

Carlos Alberto Montaner

In Bolivia it is surprisingly quiet. Since independence, declared in 1825, there have been nearly 200 coups and counter. Perhaps this is due to the artificiality of its historical origin. Perhaps, the intricate composition of the elements of the country: an impossible geography, ethnic groups faced, and above all, at least three different views of reality that underlie different and opposing interpretations of the past and offer wildly divergent courses of action to build the future. That does not hold a nation, but a chaos anthem, flag and a seat in the UN.
should be given a pair of data for understanding. The country, with more than one million square kilometers, twice the territory of Spain, but only has less than nine million people scattered over the Highlands in the roof of the world, 3,500 meters high, middle areas of comfortable temperature more weather tropical jungle territory. Roughly speaking, the conventional ethnic division establishes that there is a 55% indigenous population, divided between Quechua and Aymara, two-Andean groups, 30% mestizo and 15%

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Reality Die Bush Die!


With that spirit was greeted George W. Bush in Mar del Plata Summit of the Americas. All America against U.S. imperialism except for El Salvador and Colombia, according to the press.
And so the voices of the country "more free" America spoke:
"This time I see beautiful, I see a people mobilized. It is a time of struggle of conscience"

Silvio Rodríguez

"the March is a claim that United America, a claim Mr. Bush, a claim against the FTAA. We'll all be there together to achieve the dream of an America "

Cuban Student


This time I have to agree with the" mass media ". Bush is extremely unpopular in Latin America, both as USA. The worst part is that such influential figures in our countries and our same leaders that hate absurd sponsor and support terrorist states 2
What benefits will these policies seventies absurd anti-American and anti-free death trade? Well none. I can only rescue from this summit is that it was not allowed to come to the dictator Castro and the least on paper will condemn the statements from Iranian officials regarding the destruction of Israel.