Can one imagine the world needing a pejorative term for someone who
still has the temerity to profess pleasure upon hearing Bach or
Beethoven? Paint me ein Alter Mann.
Dean
On Jan 31, 2005, at 11:23 AM, Ken Moore wrote:
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Dennis B-K
writes:
I'll soften it: You're a necrosone if you listen to composers who died
before you were born. So that means Webern, Bartok, and Sibelius are
all
out for me!
Damn! that loses me Elgar and Delius, and Debussy and Janacek by years.
I can keep Holst (just), Berg, Ravel and Gershwin, though, and of
course
Webern, Schoenberg and Bartok!!! (:-)
All things considered, I shall just have to put up with the label.
--
Ken Moore
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I know what public school music has done for me. I have witnessed the
journey it has provided my daughter and hundreds of other students I
have been fortunate enough to teach. I am both amazed and outraged that
there are those who would knowingly disenfranchise generations of
humans by excising the practice and inculcation of an entire heritage
from our children’s curricula.
Dean M. Estabrook
Retired Church Musician
Composer, Arranger
Adjudicator
Amateur Golfer
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