warm and golden like an oven that's wide open
How did I not realize that Pandora now carries classical music? AWESOME.
Anyway, I just threw in the finale to Bartok's "Concerto for Orchestra", and it spat out a movement from Ives' Symphony #2, which I own but for some reason haven't listened to in forever. AWESOME.
Now I just wish you could fiddle with the settings to play entire pieces instead of just movements. But still, AWESOME.
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How am I doing work-wise, you ask? NOT AWESOME. In fact, I'm rather fucked.
ETA: Next piece is Elliot Carter's Holiday Overture, which apparently dates from before he got all twelve-tone and shit. And is similarly AWESOME. Man, why did all of humanity's greatest achievements (at least the arts-related ones) have to happen in the forty-year period between 1910 and 1950?...
ETA #2: Holy motherfucking wankbanks do NOT pick up the Concertgebouw's version of Stravinsky's Symphony in C they have SOMEHOW managed to play it at fucking HALF-TEMPO I have never heard such a good piece performed in such an INTERMINABLE manner.
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ETA #3: They appear to not have John Adams' Violin Concerto in their database. WHAT IS THIS VILLANY i am VERY DISAPPOINTED IN YOU PANDORA this WILL NOT STAND
Current Mood:
busyCurrent Music: Ives- Symphony #2