Igor Polk writes: > Because they are slow: you have plenty of time to > react and to interpret. IF YOU KNOW HOW !
"If you know how." Cute. :-) This totally misses the point I was making, that no matter how well one can process and react to unfamiliar music (which means yes, you do know how, thank you very much), it is still inferior to the musicality that comes from intimate almost-like-breathing familiarity of the music being played. How could it not be? > Ok, Ok, I am going to restrain myself pointing who "plods > around clumsily like Frankenstein's monster." Which effectively means that by posting this oblique sideswipe, you did NOT restrain yourself in any way other than a hypocritically technical one. I'm sorry that you disagree with my opinion on musicality, Igor, and I'm also sorry that you can't express your disagreement without insulting me, and in a cowardly denying-you're-doing it manner to boot. Huck _______________________________________________ Tango-L mailing list Tango-L@mit.edu http://mailman.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/tango-l