Of course we admire the sentiment behind this edict, but it won't be long before
the point is moot:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hubbert_Peak
Barring multiple epiphanies in energy conservation and alternative sourcing,
things are going to look very promising for live performance of non-electric
> Looks like they will have to have a musician in every cinema,
> restaurant, shopping-mall and elevator!
> If playing recordings also includes radio-broadcast music, then every
> building site must have musicians!
> Doesn't the KGB have enough on their plate?
You left out showers (waterproof CD p
Looks like they will have to have a musician in every cinema,
restaurant, shopping-mall and elevator!
If playing recordings also includes radio-broadcast music, then every
building site must have musicians!
Doesn't the KGB have enough on their plate?
Ron (UK)
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It should be noted, however, that he also forbade performance of operatic
music or ballet from the western European tradition; no word yet on the
legality of "early music"...
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From: "Roman Turovsky"
To: lute@cs.dartmouth.edu
Subject: [LUTE] Unusual news
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