Loved the vibe of the music. Klimt was one of my earliest collage influences, and going to Vienna and seeing The Kiss in person is high on my list of things to do. I love how your newsletter always makes me want to go make stuff!
Wunderbar! And a nice companion piece for my poem, Vienna. And I agree with the assessment of Woman in Gold being "a darn good movie." Also adding learning to waltz to my to do liszt.
"...something snapped in my brain. Suddenly I started playing... When I was finished I actually started laughing out loud." Ah! Creative JOY-- this is the goal! Thank you for the generosity to pass it on. What a juicy, fun piece of art!
Nov 25, 2023·edited Nov 25, 2023Liked by Peter Blasevick
Vienna waits for you! Lived there from 2000-2004. Best city. This tune! Having a coffee with it and it wakes you up in the best of ways. Been to Belvedere of course. Curious how art is seen by different people at different times and even censored for reasons... but my mind jumps to "Die Zwiebel" - not Klimt - but Hundertwasser, an early pencil sketch he did as a kid, as part of the exhibit, also in Vienna. Ahhh, Vienna, I need to go back.
And Yngwie-Malmsteen, yes! Haven't heard that name in ages. The G3! Joe S., Steve V. and Yngwie! Well, that does it. G3 Live Rockin' the free world (2004) is on!
Also: In which we "discuss" Falco you say? hmmmmm ;)
Loved the vibe of the music. Klimt was one of my earliest collage influences, and going to Vienna and seeing The Kiss in person is high on my list of things to do. I love how your newsletter always makes me want to go make stuff!
It’s pretty great!
I have one simple copy printed of the Mother and Child by Klimt since my little one was born in my “temple” in my bedroom
The “ gold energy” ( alchemy) on his work was always fascinating to me, since I was teenager as well
Wunderbar! And a nice companion piece for my poem, Vienna. And I agree with the assessment of Woman in Gold being "a darn good movie." Also adding learning to waltz to my to do liszt.
Yup, love your Vienna poem! And, yes, I saw what you did there.
"...something snapped in my brain. Suddenly I started playing... When I was finished I actually started laughing out loud." Ah! Creative JOY-- this is the goal! Thank you for the generosity to pass it on. What a juicy, fun piece of art!
I feel fortunate every day that I get to feel like that!
*with joy
And Peter there are good dancing schools and for sure great teachers to help you out 😉
This is what all kids needs inside us need , no judgments ! So let’s think that could be possible with joyful
I love this!!
Love it
Yes dancing waltz is something that the little ones insides us do easily, without judgment
It would be hard to not judge my waltzing!
Vienna waits for you! Lived there from 2000-2004. Best city. This tune! Having a coffee with it and it wakes you up in the best of ways. Been to Belvedere of course. Curious how art is seen by different people at different times and even censored for reasons... but my mind jumps to "Die Zwiebel" - not Klimt - but Hundertwasser, an early pencil sketch he did as a kid, as part of the exhibit, also in Vienna. Ahhh, Vienna, I need to go back.
And Yngwie-Malmsteen, yes! Haven't heard that name in ages. The G3! Joe S., Steve V. and Yngwie! Well, that does it. G3 Live Rockin' the free world (2004) is on!
Also: In which we "discuss" Falco you say? hmmmmm ;)
Ahh, Vienna. And yes, we’ll, maybe we don’t *discuss* Falco, more like a namecheck!
Just found your work through notes. Dig these beats mucho. Subscribed -- looking forward to exploring your catalogue
Wow, thanks so much Taegan! Hope you dig my wacky stuff.
I love the beat.
Also, the couple in The Kiss definitely listen to some Malmsteen.
Hah! They are 80s rocker types.