Stark Impressions
Randy Stark
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Rim Talay
If it weren't for these late breakfasts, there'd be no breakfasts at all. |
As I’ve been working on two writing projects over the past
few months the following references and links and names of artists provided
inspiration. To name a few.
Simon Ortiz: “If it’s
fiction, it better be true.” I wish I had known about this
prior to entering the workforce.
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1970s Essay Predicted Silicon Valley's High-Minded Tyranny | WIRED Anyway, take your music to the next level: I'm back in the saddle again Out where a friend is a friend Where the longhorn cattle feed On the lowly gypsum weed Back in the saddle again
(by Gene Autry and Ray Whitley) Or this “The Nightingale” is what I heard. Natalia Goncharova - Wikipedia (Glass recordings!) Florene Price Symphony number one in e minor Symphony number 3 by Ellen Zwilich And Ellen Zwilich's Septet for Piano Trio and String Quartet O.M.G. (I hope these links to youtube videos still work and haven’t
too many ads) Wayne Shorter played in this iteration of the Jazz Messengers. I’ve listened to Wayne Shorter recordings from this period, three especially, and then from the Weather Report era. So much more to learn. And have I mentioned before these? Lorrie Moore, A Gate at the Stairs, 2009 “Walking home, I passed a squirrel that had been hit by a car. It’s soft, scarlet guts spilled out of its mouth, as if in a dialogue balloon, and the wind gently blew the fur of its tail, as if it were still alive.” Luciano Berio Sinfonía for 8 voices Gustavo Dudamel ~ Danzón No. 2
(Marquez) ~ Orquesta Sinfónica Simón Bolívar - YouTube Sonny Clark Trio Complete Studio Recordings Vol. I - YouTube Seamus Heany North Kenny Burrell, Soul Call Alex LaGuma, A Walk in the Night and Other Stories “At the Portagees” Unsuk Chin, Graffiti 2013 Anne-Sophie Mutter Recital May 2000 Stuttgart Next. Website www.randystark.com. My books are available on Amazon. |