Maurice Ravel: “Piano Concerto in G major”
モーリス・ラヴェル： 「ピアノ協奏曲/ Gメジャー」
TIME COMMITMENT: 33 minutes
The complex interplay of surprisingly plebeian, flabby woodwinds holds the concerto together in drowsily pictorial passages. However, once you have pierced through this deftly constructed moment of synesthesia, you will find that flutes and violin remain in a pole position to converse with the piano, upending the structural constraints of classical formalism. The great Martha Argerich steers us through the journey.
MUSIC
INFO
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piano_Concerto_(Ravel)
A REFLECTION
I have built a house in the middle of the Ocean
Its windows are the rivers flowing from my eyes
Octopi are crawling all over where the walls
Hear their triple hearts beat and their beaks peck against the windowpanes
House of dampness
House of burning
Season’s fastness
Season singing
Guillaume Apollinaire: “Ocean of Earth” (to Giorgio di Chirico)
Sonic Asymmetry 
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