This would make a cool tattoo.
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Enrique Granados
”La maja de Goya” (“Goya’s woman”)
Julian Bream, guitarSpanish composer Granados’ preoccupation with the life and work and Francisco Goya was fueled in part by the composer’s own considerable abilities as a painter.
Granados died before reaching his 50th birthday; in 1916 he and his wife were aboard a passenger ferry which was sunk by a German U-Boot in the English Channel. He tried unsuccessfully to save his wife when he saw her floundering in the water, and the pair were both drowned.
(Goya | La Señora Sabasa García)
Holy neglect Batman!
I haven’t been on here in so long! Now that the semester is over and it is summer (well, it has been for 2 weeks), I can be on here and just creep. And blog. Yay =]
Currently I’m watching Grey’s Anatomy from the very first season. I do this every summer and hopefully I can get through all of them and finally catch up! I have missed all of the newest season because of school but that’s okay. I’m also making a list of all of the things i’d like to do this summer. It’s kind of difficult though since I am currently unemployed. I moved from Buffalo back home to Rochester leaving my job at Forever 21. Hopefully I’ll get my job back at Dunkin Donuts and get the hostess position at a local sushi restaurant.
I’ll post my list once it’s done! Hope you all are having a great night!
xoxo
Bartók explains the form of his Fifth String Quartet, Sz. 102, and of the first movement in particular. The tonal centers of the first movement move upwards from one B-flat to the next via a whole-tone scale; it is organized in an arch-like sonata-allegro form, mirroring the large scale arch structure of the work as a whole.
