Violence is easy. Nostalgia, Complexity, they all are easy to make a case for. The beautiful? It’s impossible to approach. Yet, we try, without intending to, because it’s Sunday morning and music speaks directly on Sunday morning, and absolute unmixed attention is prayer.

Melody. That singer from orang, what’s her name? Simone Weil. So much control over something uncontrollable. The nations foremost player bowing instead of plucking. How rawness affects the opening of ears. Fractal sand that egress the vibes to create the oyster and the pearl. Then, a short sailing trip back to the gradient. What about tomorrow?  We got up in the morning and we had to eat again. It’s a disaster by god. 

Too short soulful collage from a small little country.  Better. Richer. More complex sonic youth cover closing the gradient in perfect tone but still getting hurt by songs with drums recorded miles away. Beauty kills. Beauty is the murderer.

What we learned: To speak better: Talk less. Make music more.

We listend to:
1. Henryk Górecki feat. Beth Gibbons, Krzysztof Penderecki – Symphony No. 3 Final Movement
2. Cassandra Miller – I cannot love without trembling
3. Hwang Byungki feat. Hong Sin Cha – The Labyrinth (Excerpt)
4. Tom Johnson – Combinations for String Quartet III
5. Gary Marks – Sailing
6. Ziad Rahbani feat. Jospeh Saqr – Esmaa Ya Reda
7. Collage –  Halb Sirp (Bad Sickle)
8. Silvia Tarozzi – La sostanza dell’affetto
9. Marnie – Songs Hurt Me

Shout outs:
Watch Beth Gibbons singing Górecki with Krzysztof Penderecki conducting
Domenico Caliri guitarist on the Silvia Tarozzi track (she is also listed so it could be her!)