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« Reply #1710 on: 00:14:47, 09-06-2007 » |
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I am so happy to be in Happy room with my Hungarian edition 1968 of Liszt.
I've just been recently reading some Hungarian writings on Liszt translated into English, French or German. Highly recommended, and often from a very different point of view from those written in the West. Do check out Klara Hamburger (ed) – Franz Liszt: Beiträge von ungarischen Autoren (Budapest, Corvina Kiadó, 1978), Márta Grabócz – Morphologie des Oeuvres pour Piano de Liszt: Influence du programme sur l’évolution des formes instrumentales (Budapest: MTA Zenetudományi Intézet, 1986) or Bence Szabolcsi – A Concise History of Hungarian Music, translated Sára Karig, revised Florence Knepler (London: Barrie and Rockliff, 1964), if you ever come across them. (Hmmmm - this should be in a Liszt thread?) |
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'These acts of keeping politics out of music, however, do not prevent musicology from being a political act . . .they assure that every apolitical act assumes a greater political immediacy' - Philip Bohlman, 'Musicology as a Political Act'
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« Reply #1711 on: 00:16:23, 09-06-2007 » |
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an,
I know only one Mephisto Waltz and this number 3 is not the one that I know.
I don't think I have Mephisto Waltzes, but it is ok, because neither I nor my students are capable to play it and won't be in forseeable future.
But it is good to see that Waltz.
They don't play this Waltz as much as the one I know.
Do you play all of them?
Andy,
The two pictures (flower and that corset) are beautiful. This is a type of a figure I love. It is too bad that they don't wear corset anymore (the last statement could be controversial).
Ian, Could you post what you are reading on the other thread (may be piano thread if there is no Liszt thread).
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MabelJane
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« Reply #1712 on: 00:18:32, 09-06-2007 » |
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Actually it's the same size when you click on it!  Which browser are you using? Fireshrew? I mean when you click on your original pic - though if you click again on it (with the +) it goes bigger! Sorry! Didn't mean to criticise! |
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« Reply #1713 on: 00:22:25, 09-06-2007 » |
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T-p - the wearing of tight corsets resulted in terrible deformities:  Andy - here's a corset especially for you:  How slim's your waist???  |
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« Reply #1714 on: 00:25:51, 09-06-2007 » |
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I did not know that.
I think if it is a nice little support it is nice. But if it is hard and horrible then I am against corsets.
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Andy D
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« Reply #1715 on: 00:34:23, 09-06-2007 » |
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Andy - here's a corset especially for you: How slim's your waist??? |
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« Reply #1716 on: 00:36:21, 09-06-2007 » |
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How slim's your waist??? Very slim when I've got my corset on!
Oh - silly question, of corset is! Why is my last bit in your quote? There's no [ /quote] after it???Help! I'm stuck inside this quote box!!! |
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« Reply #1717 on: 00:44:58, 09-06-2007 » |
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How slim's your waist??? Very slim when I've got my corset on!
Oh - silly question, of corset is! Why is my last bit in your quote? There's no [ /quote] after it???Help! I'm stuck inside this quote box!!!No you're not! |
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Ian Pace
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« Reply #1718 on: 00:46:50, 09-06-2007 » |
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« Reply #1719 on: 00:47:23, 09-06-2007 » |
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How slim's your waist??? Very slim when I've got my corset on!
Oh - silly question, of corset is! Why is my last bit in your quote? There's no [ /quote] after it???Help! I'm stuck inside this quote box!!!No you're not!OH YES I AM!!! |
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« Reply #1720 on: 00:50:14, 09-06-2007 » |
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How slim's your waist??? Very slim when I've got my corset on!
Oh - silly question, of corset is! Why is my last bit in your quote? There's no [ /quote] after it???Help! I'm stuck inside this quote box!!!No you're not!OH YES I AM!!!OK I admit defeat, you are! |
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« Reply #1721 on: 00:57:49, 09-06-2007 » |
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How slim's your waist??? Very slim when I've got my corset on!
Oh - silly question, of corset is! Why is my last bit in your quote? There's no [ /quote] after it???Help! I'm stuck inside this quote box!!!Oh no you're not!OH YES I AM!!!OK I admit defeat, you are! Goodnight dear AndyD |
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« Reply #1722 on: 00:59:19, 09-06-2007 » |
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Some people have natural figures like that. It is bad when people are forcing their figure that doesn't always comply into this shape. Glossy magazines promote such skinny people now. It is not funny to starve oneself to death and many people are too skinny. They say that even men now starve themselves. But since we are in Happy Room I want to post a flower.  |
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« Reply #1723 on: 01:08:54, 09-06-2007 » |
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For you t-p for helping to make me feel happy.  |
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