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Muddywaters
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DSJR
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I do not ordinarily listen to 2 channel music critically but last night it came to me that I need to listen to Janis and her Mercedes Benz song. It was glorious and revived my interest in 2 channel music after a long while.
DSJR
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I really like this version of an old favourite -
Which leads to this (I keep thinking of Canned Heat when I hear this)
Which leads to this (I keep thinking of Canned Heat when I hear this)
dkinric
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Did you enjoy your experience at the orchestra? It’s been a long time for me for just an orchestra. Warren Haynes playing Grateful Dead tunes with the Pittsburgh Symphony when I lived there is about as close as I’ve been and that’s not really recent nor the same
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Whole Lotta Rosie
Angus still a force at 70
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Muddywaters
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I’m still on a high from the program.Did you enjoy your experience at the orchestra? It’s been a long time for me for just an orchestra. Warren Haynes playing Grateful Dead tunes with the Pittsburgh Symphony when I lived there is about as close as I’ve been and that’s not really recent nor the same
Thanks for asking!It’s been more than two years since attending (too long), due to Mother Nature. Late September of ‘22 Hurricane Ian hit our home with 40 inches of surge. Took a year to rebuild, then October ‘24 Hurricane Milton visited us with water again, luckily due to some mitigation prep, it was limited to under 2 inches. We’ve been able to recover more quickly.
(Btw the Dead would be my most attended rock group by a wide margin)
Here’s info on the program.
The Schubert was especially invigorating. Ottensamer took off in the first movement at a more robust pace than Im used to. Made me wonder if I was going to enjoy his interpretation. All fear came to naught. It was for me the best I’ve heard from this orchestra. Rousing
Also we had access to the museum and galleries among which was a very unique artist using sound, light and physical interactive, “participatory installations “. Highly recommend if one has a chance to see his work.
Exhibitions / The Baker Museum / Artis—Naples
Current and upcoming exhibitions at The Baker Museum. A diverse collection of art, the permanent collection includes works of American modernism, 20th-century Mexican art, sculpture and 3-dimensional art. In addition to the permanent collection, the museu
artisnaples.org
I’m still on a high from the program.
It’s been more than two years since attending (too long), due to Mother Nature. Late September of ‘22 Hurricane Ian hit our home with 40 inches of surge. Took a year to rebuild, then October ‘24 Hurricane Milton visited us with water again, luckily due to some mitigation prep, it was limited to under 2 inches. We’ve been able to recover more quickly.
(Btw the Dead would be my most attended rock group by a wide margin)
Here’s info on the program.
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The Schubert was especially invigorating. Ottensamer took off in the first movement at a more robust pace than Im used to. Made me wonder if I was going to enjoy his interpretation. All fear came to naught. It was for me the best I’ve heard from this orchestra. Rousing
Also we had access to the museum and galleries among which was a very unique artist using sound, light and physical interactive, “participatory installations “. Highly recommend if one has a chance to see his work.
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Exhibitions / The Baker Museum / Artis—Naples
Current and upcoming exhibitions at The Baker Museum. A diverse collection of art, the permanent collection includes works of American modernism, 20th-century Mexican art, sculpture and 3-dimensional art. In addition to the permanent collection, the museu
Nice! That Bach Sphere looks interesting, 1128 speakers each playing a different piece of music. Wonder if the brain can tune in to just one song and turn the rest to background noise like when you have dinner in a lively room?
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