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On the one hand, this is hugely embarrassing for the reviewer and the NYT. On the other, the typical newspaper book review, with a plot summary that wouldn’t be out of place on the book jacket, is tediously formulaic.
Without wanting to be proscriptive, I don’t think listening all the time can foster the most attentive listening
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Today was the third puzzle in this series, and I find the difficulty is increasing. One difference in the presentation is that you're not told whether you've gotten it right until you click Submit, irrevocably. This time I really wondered if I was about to commit some embarrassing error -- not yet.
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I had not seen this excellent use of Malevich before. Tangentially, the craquelure seems like an irresolvable problem for preservation: you can't recover the original effect of the painting without essentially replacing it. Maybe the gallery could commission a replica to hang next to it
And yet theory can help articulate things you find interesting or not about a piece of music, which can help you in performing it, or in making your own music.
Solid rule, but I found “Gravity’s Rainbow” benefited from imagining tunes for the Broadway-style lyrics scattered throughout
Worth digging into replies and followups to see the strange varieties of disagreement this has elicited
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I was bemused to learn of the book "The Fifty-Minute Hour" (1954), by Robert Lindner (author of "Rebel Without a Cause"). Not to be outdone, Pietro Castelnuovo-Tedesco (son of the composer) wrote "The Twenty-Minute Hour" in 1965 archive.org/details/twen...
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Parmigianino, Self-portrait in a Convex Mirror, 1524
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I'm not saying this is a good thing but if I'm reading a novel and come upon a big chunk of poetry or song lyrics, maybe written by the protagonist maybe even crucial to the plot, the only thing I think is: cool I can skip this page
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The twenty-minute hour: a guide to brief psychotherapy for the physician : Pietro Castelnuovo-Tedesco : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive