Welcome to another edition
of Sunday Music on Robert Frost’s Banjo.
We continue our
series—admittedly all too brief & cursory—on Arvo Pärt with two versions of
his 1977 composition “Spiegel Im Spiegel”, also written in his tintinnabular
style. For more about “Spiegel Im
Spiegel”, you can read the entry on Wikipedia or this excellent write-up
on The Cross Eyed Pianist blog.
Although I’ve featured
other versions of “Spiegel Im Spiegel” on the blog in the past, I believe an
introduction to Pärt should include this piece, which also has a great deal of
personal meaning for me.
I do hope you find this
music meaningful & moving.
Image links to its source
on Wiki Commons:
“This is one of Kusama's
first Mirrored Rooms she created that are now so popular.” 1 September 2015;
image supplied by the Helsinki Art Museum, The Broad, which makes it available
under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International license.
Ah! I just listened to this last night while browsing through YouTube. Excellent versions!
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