The Future Symphony Institute

[GreatandWiseTrixie]

She's been listening to Beatles music. We all live in a Yellow Submarine. Strawberry fields forever. They wrote it for Americans, because we make no sense with our lack of kings or queens, driving on the right, and killing the enemies of our previous enemies.

No the song your thinking of is Northern Sky or something like that. Ugh.

More like an Old English translation of Aristotle. But, you never know until you prove it.

Duh. That's why I said it was Ancient Greek. And it's already proved, since I already knew what he was talking about. Thus, I said it "sounds like ancient Greek to me."

[midomidi2013]

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..all music (even epic music) is hollow, unsatisfying, and meaningless, like life. Sure, "good" music puts visions of sugarplums in your head, epic music pumps your adrenaline and gives you visions of grandeur, some would say quality art.
~ GreatandWiseTrixie ~


I think the quote above pretty-much says it all...

Bill's reaction to the Future Symphony Institute proves that not all men can appreciate the highest things.
http://veritasvenator.com/2012/08/15/se ... st-things/

Notwithstanding this philosophical insight, Lloyd E. Rigler founded the Classic Arts Showcase to make the highest things in the arts available to the widest possible audience. His goal has been totally achieved with the streaming of CSA over the Internet.
http://www.classicartsshowcase.org/founders-profile/

Watching CSA every day, as I do, it occurred to me that CSA basically presents the highest things in thought about art that have been and now are produced by Western Civilization.

Highest Things https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zmn3X4sZPgM

Jokes aside, music is not the Highest thing, or Highest Truth, its human specific and the effects don't translate to other species, or aliens.

Yeah, but only the first dozen or so times. Thereafter it is just a bit of a yawn.