I love Win Mertens's music. Years ago I was in his concert in the Great Theatre of Cordoba. And he is the author of the music of a Peter Greenaway's movie that I like: The Belly of an Architect.
Wow! I didn't know you liked Wim Mertens. I had recently learnt about podcasts and I wanted to try on our blog. The fact that I chose Mertens for the background music comes from my admiration for his never-ending innovation and the beauty of his pieces. I too was in the theatre when he played in Córdoba (in fact I have seen him twice play live in our city) so there seem to be more things in common between us than one would have imagined. Mertens is the only one that after 20 years still surprises and moves me.
You live a new life for every new language you speak.If you know only one language, you live only once (Czech proverb)
There is no such thing as an ugly language. Today I hear every language as if it were the only one, and when I hear of one that is dying, it overwhelms me as though it were the death of the Earth (Elias Canetti)
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I love Win Mertens's music. Years ago I was in his concert in the Great Theatre of Cordoba. And he is the author of the music of a Peter Greenaway's movie that I like: The Belly of an Architect.
Wow! I didn't know you liked Wim Mertens. I had recently learnt about podcasts and I wanted to try on our blog. The fact that I chose Mertens for the background music comes from my admiration for his never-ending innovation and the beauty of his pieces. I too was in the theatre when he played in Córdoba (in fact I have seen him twice play live in our city) so there seem to be more things in common between us than one would have imagined.
Mertens is the only one that after 20 years still surprises and moves me.
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