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Published: 2012-01-28 21:10:47 +0000 UTC; Views: 504; Favourites: 29; Downloads: 0
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Wow, it looked like a sunset across the city! The orange glow brings warm to the viewer's heart! Excellent!
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It is very interesting to see quite different role of the lines on this picture in comparison to "ps95". There the lines build powerfull the structure of the picture, here the lines lead sight from one to another space. They help to penetrate the space. For me it's a vision of subjective, dynamic move activity of man on more objective, static city structure.
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Thank you so much for your interesting comments.
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Thanks for the link... Very interesting.
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Judging from your use of colors I suspect that you live in the center or the South of Spain. I was looking for Spanish troubadour music, but most is from the South of France or perhaps the very North of Spain. There have been attempts to make so-called Andaluz arabized versions, just like some hippies try to make mozarabic chant sound Arabic, which is historic nonsense, but in some circles apparently very politically correct. Not that I have anything against Arabs in particular (most of them are assholes, but the same applies to the rest rest of humanity, so what else is new), I just hate it when people twist history for whatever reason. Here's my TroubadourMusic playlist if you're interested: [link] ("Raimbaut de Vaqueiras: Oi! Altas undas que venetz sus la mar" is one of those arabized performances). This guy uploads tons of wonderful Spanish early and classical music: [link] . This is one of my favorites ever, it's Galician: [link] .
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I live in Girona,near Mediterranean Sea and Occitania, the French region of the Templars, perhaps for that reason I use colour as an expression of my feelings.
I found this, [link] I hope that interests you.
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Very nice, thank you, I've added it to the playlist! So you live right in the heart of troubadour country! A lot of the music from that era did in fact sound quite eastern to our modern ears, not just because of the Arab presence in Spain, but perhaps more importantly because of the immense influence the Byzantine empire had back then. But it is often exaggerated for semi-political reasons. There is nice Old Roman Chant on YT, some of which sounds very eastern. Did you know that the much revered Charlemagne was really a powermad dictator control freak and professional asshole who single-handedly wiped out entire musical traditions throughout Europe? It was he who destroyed Mozarabic Chant, along with Galician/Celtic Chant.
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I didn't know. Power make brains disrupted.
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