thanks Alan
On Thu, Oct 15, 2020 at 2:47 AM Alan Sondheim wrote:
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> Qin slows you up by its very nature, I think. Even though I don't (and
> can't) play traditionally, it's hard to play fast on a 200-400 year old
> instrument... It's a different experience -
>
> On Thu, 15 Oct 2020, Simon Mclen
Hi Max, I didn't really think of it as a gladiatorial chamber - not sure
what it was, fortification perhaps? In any case of course in London. I
imagined people going up and down the stairs. Azure and I went both recent
times to all the Roman sites we could find; I'm fascinated by the
almost
I like these images Alan! A gladiatorial chamber like a cistern of
bloodletting, and an angle of gravel with resting sinuosity: rivers and ancient
might.
They remind me of the trip I made to Europe last May and June, which to me is
now most halcyon of the world before what we have now, a crown
