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The impression could have been illusory. All three test-pieces had apparently been well-prepared in the morning's rehearsal. But when the three conducting students each took Boulez's place, the difference was striking. The tension, the focus, the steadiness of the beat - suddenly you couldn't take these things for granted any more.
This is not to denigrate the students. To submit yourself to a Boulezian deconstruction in front of a London orchestra and a well-filled auditorium is a brave enough thing to do. To try to realise someone else's precise instructions in scores as challenging as Notations, Stravinsky's The Song of the Nightingale and Webern's Six Pieces for Orchestra under those conditions comes close to the world of the stress-induced nightmare.
And there were moments when one had to ask whether what Boulez was doing really was imitable. There were two priceless examples in The Song of the Nightingale. One student had been coping with the stupendously colourful opening "Fete" section (rather well, I thought) when he came to a seven-bar celesta passage - a colour contrast and nothing more, surely. "No, no, no," said Boulez. "You must understand the rhythms, then it will make sense." He pointed to the celesta, and suddenly the rhythms, subtle andirregular, leapt into life. There was even more fun with a solitary bassoon trill at the end of the "Marche Chinoise". "It's so simple," said Boulez. But it wasn't. From him, it was a stylish gesture - a flourish, a pause for breath, then a tongue-in-cheek resolution. When the student tried it - well, as Winnie the Pooh would have put it, "It just didn't."
Still, there was one major frustration - and, if it felt so to me, how much more must it have weighed on the poor guinea-pigs. All three of them, conventionally, use a baton. Boulez, famously, doesn't. What he conveys with an inclination of his right hand can be immensely significant. After this, the baton tended to look like an encumbrance - almost like a walking-stick on a dance-floor. I understand why a nervous student might avoid confrontation on such an issue in a packed concert hall, but Boulez atleast could have addressed it.
So, in the end, this masterclass did what most masterclasses do, and indeed often seem designed to do - it demonstrated the Master's skill, somewhat at the expense of the students. But it has to be said that Boulez never gave the impression of wanting itthat way. He plainly tried to be helpful rather than patronising (a very difficult balancing act, that) and there were little encouraging gestures - especially the fatherly squeeze of the arm at the end of each session. Could this really be the modernist monster of popular mythology?
Talking to the three brave volunteers after the morning rehearsal, I was struck by how genuinely positive they all seemed about the experience. Two of them described Boulez himself as "very nice" - with a clear implication that not all masters are as pleasant or encouraging. I've deliberately avoided mentioning the students' names until now - my task is to appraise the event, not to try to guess the potential of students under exceptional circumstances. But their comments are worth noting. Harry Curtis (25) says he can see why some people criticise Boulez. "His conducting is very minimalist - it doesn't look emotional. But he shows what you can do if you get the orchestra on your side - if you make it absolutely clear what you want. He doesn't try to make you musical or expressive - if you've got that, it'll come through. If you haven't, why are you conducting?"
Martin West (26) played under Boulez in the marvellous 1987 National Youth Orchestra Gurrelieder at the Proms. For him, it's "nonsense" to talk of Boulez as a "non-phraser" (Hans Keller's pungent description). "He's obviously mellowed with age. And in Notations he really showed us how the lines that are important come through. It was fabulous experience!"
The youngest, the Israeli Ilan Volkov (18), has watched Boulez in rehearsal, but he found working with him much more helpful (a "lovely atmosphere", he says). As for Boulez imposing his ideas, "Well, he wants you to try it his way. You can disagree with it, but it's a valuable experience to try it - not to be a mere imitator, but to incorporate his ideas. I was impressed by how relaxed he made the players feel. You know they're getting the right message, and that they're able to make music much more freely. He doesn't expose his feelings, but I'm convinced they come through - much more than if the conductor's an exhibitionist!" Important lessons all round, for this critic included. Strange that there were so few professional conductors in evidence. You're never too old - or too established - to learn.
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A popular Workington clothes shop has been saved from closure.
Staff at fashion chain Bonmarche, on Ivison Lane, found out yesterday that new owners, private equity outfit Sun European Partners, had negotiated a lower rent with the landlord.
Its eight staff will keep their jobs.
The store will close this Thursday but will reopen shortly afterwards with new stock.
Joyce Ferguson, store manager since it opened 17 years ago, said: "We are ecstatic. We have been in limbo for a while and the uncertainty had been getting everyone down."
It was previously owned by the Peacock Group, and when Sun European Partners took over it immediately announced plans to shut 160 stores.
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Edinburgh Woollen Mill opened a branch in Workington last July on Ivison Lane and created 13 jobs.
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Here is the first sentence. "You'll probably think I'm making a lot of this up just to make me sound better than I really am or even luckier but I'm not." It hints at both the virtues and the vices of Banks's 400- page ventriloquism. On the one hand, the refreshing scarcity of punctuation gets across the racing, uninflected speech of a channel-surfing teenager. Bone's pronouncements are frequently both funny and poignant, and his artificially untutored prose can click home with poetic finesse: he says of his cat "it was like there was the concentration of a person inside his furry head".
The downside adumbrated by that first sentence turns out to be that wants to be the next Catcher in the Rye (the blurb perilously trumpets as much). But where Holden Caulfield at least had the manners to be chronically confused, Bone grants us the debatable privilege of sharing in his moral epiphanies. These climax in a somewhat creative distinction between crime and sin. Bone's rule is that the former is not worth worrying about, because the victims are rich anyway, but the latter is a far heavier deal.
The recompense for this internal banality, however, is a generous splash of external colour. Most of Bank's low lifes wittily avoid being knee- jerk caricatures. Bruce, the violent iron-punishing biker, find a touching redemption in death; I-Man, the Rastafarian has considerably more substance than the ganja smoke in which we first see him wreathed. Most terrifying is Buster, a philistine Humbert Humbert for the video age; Bone's attempt to rescue his small Lolita cannot help but make us warm to our narrator.
Naturally, Banks has big themes in mind. Somewhere in the bloated chronicle of Bone's peregrinations is a provocative dissection of racial mores in America, which occasionally surfaces in some beautifully ironic observations: "In my experience with white people when it comes to dealing with kids and blacks it's the really old and feeble ones who're more trusting than the healthy middle aged and younger people, probably due to the elderlies not having very long to live". A lovely comic pause: Banks is parsimonious with commas, but when he hauls one out he knows what to do with it. And there is qualified optimism in the characterisation of Bone, a boy who has been sexually abused yet refuses to parade his victimhood. But the novel's saccharine, upbeat ending looks like an abrogation of responsibility by the author: in retrospect, the nihilism becomes no more than a fey diversion.
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dear poet.
one day, i hope, you (or i) will see the face of the shadow. i hope that it will be you (or me) .
that day you will have next part of this poem for us.
i really love your art. peace.
Allen Steble
(Whispers from a shadow)
Whispers from a shadow
follow me through the street
shades of light from the moon's glow
follow my wiery feet
whispers from all around
quiet voices without a sound
footsteps following me
from people my eyes cannot see
Wherever i go
voices i do not know
wherever i go
whispers from a shadow
Whispers from a dark place
invade my open mind
from strangers with no face
deaf, mute and blind
whispers from far and near
filling my listening ears
glaring eyes following me
from the branches of broken trees
Wherever i go
voices i do not know
wherever i go
whispers from a shadow
whispers from the shade of night
swallowed into my brain
whispers from the left and right
whispers from the sidewalk drain
wherever i go
voices i do not know
wherever i go
i hear whispers
Whispers from a shadow!
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Muhammad Ali (12/24/2013 12:37:00 PM) -
marvin brato (9/19/2013 4:26:00 AM) Like conscience, a shadow keeps whispering! Stay on bright light above you to hide silence the shadow! (Report) Reply
Heather Wilkins (5/26/2013 7:19:00 PM) the shadow goes with us everywhere and it whispers to us. It will always remain. nice write (Report) Reply
Patricia Grantham (5/14/2013 10:10:00 PM) A shadow goes wherever you go. it can't detach itself away from you.
It's a silent partner that always lurks in from or behind you. Thanks for
sharing a very intriguing poem. (Report) Reply -
Ace Of Black Hearts (5/7/2013 10:24:00 PM) A shadow marches to its own drum, yet a slave it becomes. It can not escape, nor can you.
Disappearing among the pitch dark night. Only to be found following in the daylight. It's a struggle for it to own itself. Forever attached, whether it be at the hand or feet. On the eye of the horizon it does meet. Excellent Poem. (Report) Reply -
Rehana Nazli (5/2/2010 9:58:00 AM) Words that we exchange, prayers and compliments that we give and take, promises that we make, follow us everywhere. I wonder what do your whisper say? thanks for sharing a poignant poem. (Report) Reply
Intan Rianda (4/27/2010 8:45:00 AM)
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Fitness pal doesn't show carbs unless you click through a million things. I don't like carrying a journal and would rather have it on my phone.
Ideal Protein Diet - What's the best carb counting app for iphone?View Full Version : What's the best carb counting app for iphone? twolabs 02-04-2012, 06:36 PM Fitness pal doesn't show carbs unless you click through a million things. I don't like carrying a journal and would rather have it on my phone. Thanks! NavyMommy 02-04-2012, 06:49 PM Are you doing IP? You don't really need to count carbs, just follow the sheet and you'll be fine. twolabs 02-04-2012, 07:05 PM I am doing IP, but I am not good at writing down all I eat. They also think I may be coming out of ketosis at times so I want to count too. And I am neurotic:) wuv2bloved 02-04-2012, 07:09 PM You must be eating crazy amounts of sugar and stuff to get kicked outta ketosis...if you are only eating what is on the sheet then you can't be getting kicked out Ishbel 02-04-2012, 07:09 PM I have tap and track...but haven't really used it as I just followed the sheet. I didn't want to stress about it until I was in maintenance and learning my 'life plan'....as obviously it will be different then phase 1. Stressing about it causes a vicious cycle in me and keeps the weight on! (ugh!) Anywho, that's what I have...:) twolabs 02-04-2012, 07:14 PM I also don't think I am coming out of ketosis. My coach says that all my splenda use is potentially causing it (I disagree and don't consume much- I use 2-3 water packets a day at most and 1 tablespoon of 0/0/0 syrup in coffee- I don't see how these add up to enough carbs to make a difference. But maybe I am off and need to track and see exactly how my body is responding. Ishbel 02-04-2012, 07:15 PM I also don't think I am coming out of ketosis. My coach says that all my splenda use is potentially causing it (I disagree and don't consume much- I use 2-3 water packets a day at most and 1 tablespoon of 0/0/0 syrup in coffee- I don't see how these add up to enough carbs to make a difference. But maybe I am off and need to track and see exactly how my body is responding. Or you could just listen to her and stop it for a week to see if it works. I don't use that much splenda/syrup/stevia... wuv2bloved 02-04-2012, 07:17 PM I also don't think I am coming out of ketosis. My coach says that all my splenda use is potentially causing it (I disagree and don't consume much- I use 2-3 water packets a day at most and 1 tablespoon of 0/0/0 syrup in coffee- I don't see how these add up to enough carbs to make a difference. But maybe I am off and need to track and see exactly how my body is responding. Write here exactly what you eat in ONE day!.....I have 3-4packets of splenda a day and use MIO and I use Divincy's syrups....everyone responds differently so I dont' know...but list what you eat in a day here twolabs 02-04-2012, 07:25 PM Here's today- breakfast eggs with herbs and 1/4 c. mushroom 2 cup coffee with 1/2 tablespoon of davinci in syrup each 64 oz water mid moring- cup of hot tea with 1 splenda packet lunch lettuce with dressing (made my own- lemon juice, EVOO, vinegar, cayenne, garlic, minced onion, sea salt) 2 cup roasted cauliflower chocolate drink water- 32 oz with 2- 4C packets dinner- 1.5 cup broccoli .5 cup mushrooms soy sauce, garlic and sea salt on top 8 oz. shrimp with 2 tblsp WF catsup and horseradish (my own cocktail sauce) my snack tonight will be BBQ chips some days I may have another cup of coffee after dinner with .5 tbsp of syrup and/or water with another 1-4c packet thanks for checking this out- twolabs 02-04-2012, 07:26 PM also, I am digging into this too because I keep losing lean muscle- last week my almost whole loss was lean muscle (2 of the 2.2 lbs). I think I may need more protein (I weight 179 now, started at 194) thanks! NavyMommy 02-04-2012, 07:28 PM How tall are you? twolabs 02-04-2012, 07:29 PM 5'6 wuv2bloved 02-04-2012, 07:32 PM how much are you looking to lose? all you are really having is 64oz of water I would go way up on that to at least 100oz of water. Eat more chicken or beef if you are needing more protein....Of course this is only my opinion NavyMommy 02-04-2012, 07:34 PM And what have your losses been? All I really see in there is a possible extra 1/4c mushrooms that you're not accounting for elsewhere, but I really don't think the Splenda would cause you to go out of ketosis. Have you been losing inches? Ishbel 02-04-2012, 07:35 PM ...I just don't have that much splenda and syrup (I keep it to two of them a day)...it wouldn't/shouldn't bump you out of ketosis but it can slow you down...apparently I'm more sensitive then wuv...I think you should listen to her about the water and cut out the splenda etc just for a week as an experiment...just my opinon... wuv2bloved 02-04-2012, 07:38 PM agreed ishbel....cut the splenda down for a week twolabs 02-04-2012, 07:42 PM I drink way more water than that- i just noted when I used sweetner. I am having about 150-170 oz of water a day. I am in my 5th week,-7, -2.6, -3, -2.2. I want to lose at least another 30. I havent' lost inches in 2 weeks. I actually used less splenda this past week than ever because I was using aspartene flavorings before. I did the ketostix and they say I am in ketosis. I guess i will cut out my flavorings (that is a bummer- my coffee gets me by and going black is so hard for me with everything else) wuv2bloved 02-04-2012, 07:45 PM Your average is 3.5lbs over 4 weeks....that is outstanding!!....what is wrong with that????? twolabs 02-04-2012, 07:52 PM I was okay with the losses, but my coach is stressing me out about the lean mass loss and lack of inches. I am grateful for anything!!! And your story is great wuv- great job! wuv2bloved 02-04-2012, 07:58 PM Ok, let me break it down to you like this.....I am being totally honest with you...ok? I have been on the program for a little over 9 months now....I have NEVER been measured with the lean mass or BMI or anything like that. I am losing fat and that is really all that matters to me. Maybe I am wrong for that but apparently my coach isn't worried about it. Remember THIS IS YOUR JOURNEY.....NOT YOUR COACHES!!!.....you should not be stressing about anything IF you are following the protocol. Its all worked out for us. Again this is MY clinic and this is how MY clinic does things not all clinics do like mine. So PLEASE if you read this(not pointing fingers at anyone at all, just in general) and tell me that I need to check this or that DON"T....I see my coach every week and I am doing fine. Thank you, I have shared my journey from the start so that everyone can see that it is possible IF YOU PUT YOUR HEAD INTO IT! Ishbel 02-04-2012, 08:01 PM My coach would give you a high five for that! You've had great losses! Although I have to say 150 - 170 oz of water at your weight might be to much water! lol You don't want to flush TOO much...that can be dangerous too. I'm at 3.5 - 4 now...because I've lost enough weight...I used to drink 4-5 litres and adjusted a bit. patns 02-04-2012, 08:15 PM Ishbel, do you know if any of the Canadian clinic measure like that? Mine didn't and I thought as reading about the lean body mass that I was glad to not to have that info to stress over as well. I do have scale that is supposed to measure BMI ect but it must have not been very useful as I can't remember anymore how to set the scale for that. Ishbel 02-04-2012, 09:00 PM Nah, my coach doesn't use the BMI (neither does my doc, hence the goal that isn't 150ish) nor does she use a measuring tool. She's talked about getting one, one day but her Clinic isn't very big yet. My sister had one (she is a massage therapist), don't trust them...especially ones that aren't 'expensive' lol. They would be a good snap shot I suppose but I'm not buying a scale or stepping on a scale until maintenance. There are more scientific ways of getting your fat % and it involves a calipur or water. I'd probably consider the skinfold (caliper) one...but I have enough lose skin that I wouldn't trust that anyway. Haven't heard of any coach doing calipurs every two weeks...and THAT is pretty much standard. I'm with you, it would be something MORE to stress about...I got rid of the scale due to 2Ride's encouragement within the first 6-8 weeks. Tracked my carbs for one week...stressed about that and put it down too. I know my emotional boundaries I guess lol! KarinF 02-05-2012, 10:23 AM I am losing pounds too but not many inches.... I am following the protocol but do miss on my 4 cups of veggies a day but I do eat a lot of lettuce. It is hard for me to eat 2 cups of veggies and a salad at dinner and lunch.... I just finished my 3d week on IP. I use the DaVinci Syrups too. I use 4 pumps (1/2 shot glass) of Sugar Free Hazelnut in my 12oz. coffee and a splash of cream. (I suspect I will be chastised for this) My coach did say that this small amount was ok. I have 2 of these in the morning. I stay away from the packet splenda because of the fillers. I also drink AT LEAST 96oz water a day but on week-ends more than that. I can't drink more than that at work or I would get fired for going to the restroom so much LOL... wuv2bloved 02-05-2012, 01:24 PM I didn't lose inches as fast as I thought I would. I was dropping weight like crazy but the inches were inching off. Right now I have lost 127lbs and 83inches between breast, thorax, waist, hips, thigh, leg and arm. It does come off eventually...I promise :) Y Guy 02-05-2012, 06:15 PM Back to your original question; I use an app and website called MyFitnessPal - one thing I liked about it while on IP was that it had all of the IP foods in the database. It got me in the habit of logging my foods, supplements and water and I still do it even after phasing off of IP. The iPhone/iPad apps all sync with their website so no matter where you are you have access to the information. 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Producer: P Haze
Album: Promo Single
Avg Rating: 3.9 ( 30 votes )
It's been a minute since last we featured Booth favorite Jeff Chery, and even longer since any news surfaced regarding the emcee's long-awaited, DJBooth.net-sponsored Going Against the Grain mix-album. Well, today we are proud to announce that, first, Chery is back on our front page with a brand new promo single and second, those who have been holding their breath for release details on GAtG can finally exhale (if they're still alive after months without oxygen), because the project is back on track and set to drop March 23. The aforementioned promo cut, Zone Out. is a slow-burning banger aimed squarely at the clubs. Here, P Haze's skittering, synth-driven production sets the stage for appropriately scatterbrained verses from the emcee formerly known as Pay$0z, who delivers his cash-stacking and game-spitting rhymes with the surprising caveat that "I have trust issues as far as I can throw." Zone Out isn't set for inclusion on GAtG, but anyone not yet convinced the project will be worth the wait should keep it locked. In the weeks leading up to the 23rd, the artist is set to bring us two or three exclusive world premieres!
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