In a message dated 8/11/00 3:05:20 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << << I'm reminded here of something Brian Eno (I think) said. It was 'writing
about music is like dancing about architecture'.>> ok, 1st you say: >> I don't buy the Eno - 'writing about music is like dancing about >> architecture' line. but then you say: >>Writing about music is difficult >>but it can be done. {the refute has morphed into a proof} >> BULLSHIT shove your word games dude There's a difference between words as art/literature and words and a descriptive history. (let's hear some structuralist crap about that so you can get the last word in) You want and example of of writing about music - morph yourself to a music library and look up Rosen's history of the classical sonata - and try not to make a smart ass reply till you've read it. mediadrome