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CGUM · 04-02-2007, 07:01 PM

One thing I thought the author of the article was interesting, and got me thinking, was the idea of confrontation.

Walking through (insert art institution) is a different experience then being in a concert hall. I think maybe it's the underlying feeling of suspension in a Museum. However, in a concert hall or any live performance, that music is right there. It's alive and it's coming at you. It's in the moment and you are there and I think it makes people un-comfortable.

Sorry, that's all I have to offer for now, I'm off to be a citizen.
CG

P.S.
I don't really agree with all he had to say. But I am interested in reading these Kadinsky-Schoenberg letters.

04-02-2007, 07:01 PM	#4 (permalink)
CGUM Pianissimo User Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 60	Re: Modern Music One thing I thought the author of the article was interesting, and got me thinking, was the idea of confrontation. Walking through (insert art institution) is a different experience then being in a concert hall. I think maybe it's the underlying feeling of suspension in a Museum. However, in a concert hall or any live performance, that music is right there. It's alive and it's coming at you. It's in the moment and you are there and I think it makes people un-comfortable. Sorry, that's all I have to offer for now, I'm off to be a citizen. CG P.S. I don't really agree with all he had to say. But I am interested in reading these Kadinsky-Schoenberg letters. __________________ Stay Hungry. Stay Foolish.