Tuesday, May 03, 2005
Beauty in Music
From high brow journals to small town dailies, the slow death of classical music has become a topic of concern.
For this reason, I am gratified to know of this particular site, which is clearly doing its part to keep classical music a vibrant and relevant part of our culture.
I appreciate classical music to a degree (although I generally gravitate toward Jamaican music, jazz, soul, and funk) but far prefer it live than reproduced. The string quartet Bond, pictured below, is just one very compelling argument for being there.
For this reason, I am gratified to know of this particular site, which is clearly doing its part to keep classical music a vibrant and relevant part of our culture.
I appreciate classical music to a degree (although I generally gravitate toward Jamaican music, jazz, soul, and funk) but far prefer it live than reproduced. The string quartet Bond, pictured below, is just one very compelling argument for being there.
2 Comments:
By 
Final Historian, at
Tue May 03, 08:55:00 PM:
If you like Bond, their website is here:
http://www.bondmusic.net/home.html
Its an interesting style, certainly. Very much full of life.
By Sluggo, at
Tue May 03, 10:17:00 PM:
Yeah. I like their style, too.
