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Originally Posted by Musicology
As you're alone in reading it - yeah, probably.
I think this qualifies for some sort of prize as the longest thread with the fewest participants. I mean, I look in just to pick up a flavour of the discourse, but I'm the only one who does, I think. Still - you both seem to be having fun, and I'm completely entranced, as one watching the mating rituals of the gooney bird - so at least three of us are happy.
You are not alone. Many will think I've lost my mind and for the most part I have, but I've taken a cotton to ole Yanni and Musicology (aka Count Robert), which actually started back in the manufactured Mozart days.Quote:
Originally Posted by MarkBastable
I enjoy the "rituals" as well, though I only observe from the shoreline, hidden among the reeds.
Gilliatt
Spaghetti? "Train of thought" is a more elegant term to use but does not really describe the process of memory-recall/info collection/thought-generation which is certainly not linear. Yes, spaghetti is a better term to use for this extensive as well as intensive, web like, selfcenterd and very complicated, thus impossible to put in words, process .
So nobody really writes down his spaghetti like "thoughts" and we all use "words" (selecting the proper words each and every time) to let conclusions be known when a specific thought process is over, if it ever is, and they have been drawn. If not, a mark at the end of the sentence is placed, indicating "question" and inviting others, when not rhetorical, to take part, hopefully positively, in good faith, in a dialogue when needed.
So kindly explain your conclusions, Robert and be precise if you please: Tell me the specific part of my writings of, say, my previous four or five posts, which was not clear enough for you to understand.
Allow me to suggest you beginn with what I consider, for reasons arleady outlined, to be an important and highly relevant, absolutely clear and outright, realisation/statement/product-of-my-concluded-thought process :
JH, "unknown" for 260 years now and no freaking C.R.A.P*musicologist has dared look in his direction!
...but then, on "second thoughts", you'll have to address post 96 of http://www.online-literature.com/for...d.php?p=873911 which you (and Mme Trombetta, also cordialy invited) never did really!
So allow me to expect, judging from your below quoted last relative evasive, irrelevant and nonsensical reaction, that you shall try to avoid anwering once more, derailing the dialogue and breaking its rules as always.
Is that reasonable and clear enough for you?
As for fugues and talents:
Your use of fugue (in the greek sense, ie escape, getaway, bypass the issue) has been noticed and often commented upon. Instead of your usual head over heels, up and down and around your pile, try Handel/Bach's ie Arc.Corelli's fugues.
I don't own any single attic talent, nor recognise, accept or wish to exhibit any other.
Much obliged in advance for your better focused reply!
PS The "train of thought" expression is really meant to describe the successfull arrival to their final destination of many "partial", interlinked and well focused, conclusions, correctly reaching inbetween stations each and every time. Much like -and even better than-the completion of a puzzle! A train has mass, develops momentum, qualities much needed to get thru the pile of musicological (and not only) rubbish of your decaying "spaghetti".
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Originally Posted by Musicology
There is no doubt about it. I'm an analogue man in a digital world.
My compliments for your efforts, Robert. No hard feelings whatsoever btw: One's myths-to-protect are sometimes another's past, occasionaly including elephants-to-tame!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GF5AYYoOtqM
(Out of all "jump ship" songs I cared listen to, the funniest and least revolting)
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Originally Posted by Musicology
Thank you Yanni. You have given new meaning to the term 'eloquent silence'.
Here is something unusual. Discussion without context. With Yanni proving nobody understands what he is saying, or trying to say.
I believe you should take up law (specialising in legalise) and, if not, you should at least stand for high political office. Ezra Pound would have been jealous of your outrageous obscurantism !!
:):smile5:
Regards
Sylvius Leopold Weiss (1687-1750)
Harpsichord Transcriptions
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4I2kZM_JWY
You are always wellcome to reasonably answer any of my posts (192 and previous).
Otherwise enjoy your swim!
Yanni, unlike others, I have been answering your posts for months. You are so wrapped up in your obscurantism you should read your own posts. Including 192.
I keep my feet on dry land. Enjoy your own swim and please, please, please, stop the obscurantism ! Thank You.
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Originally Posted by yanni
Joseph Haydn has been identified by me some months ago, Robert, and is not eversince my problem. Nevertheless, Mr Kassler's JH elegantly reconfirms my findings, also passing the ball to you and your british coleagues, eversince 1997 or so.
JH, your problem all along, now looks like the cherry to your pi(l)e. Perhaps you may select to reach him thru his undoubtably huge records at your foreign ministry's archive. Same for Mr Kassler and their archives btw.
Otherwise, I am happy you reached dry land and wish you luck with your Mozart. Advise me, when ready to serve, and I'll send you a package of Niessen mustard for dressing.
Unless you have something further to add, I declare this thread closed.
My regards to you and your italian associates.
Ta-ta!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQCZLYgm05g
Joseph Haydn has long been identified by you ? And what use is that if you do not tell us, plainly, in a single post, your considered view ?
As for the involvement of the British Empire, Rome and Venice in the careers of men such as Handel, Haydn, Mozart and even Beethoven, I have repeatedly refered to the role of ambassadors and members of the British Empire during the time I have been a member of this forum. In fact I have refered to this for years. As recently as a few weeks ago. Would you like some quotes from what I've written here ?
Nissen we have spoken of before.
Why not summarise your findings on Josef Haydn and on Nissen and post them here for the benefit of everyone ? I can do the same if you wish. So you are clearly on record and will get any credit that is due for your research.
That is what I mean by avoiding obscurantism.
I am specialising in Mozart but will not ignore the context within which all of the above composers lived. They are all highly relevant. As for the work of other researchers these have value too.
It would be unfortunate if you close shop on this thread just as we are asking for plain answers.
Regards
CPE Bach (1714-88)
Concerto Wq172/3
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7OdOa...eature=related
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Originally Posted by yanni
I did just that, summarize, not only for Haydn and Nissen but many others as well.
My own genealogy purposes -and curiosity (a strong motor)- satisfied, I neither believe it's possible, nor have the wish or stamina, to change existing form and put everything in a nutshell.
No, but thanks for asking.
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Originally Posted by Musicology
OK Yanni,
What we see in all these things is really a hybrid religion that is no religion. An agenda which has infliltrated, managed and controlled much of western art and culture virtually since the early 16th century (with the assistance of corrupt men who serve it at the price of their souls) but whose origins date back far earlier, to pre-Christian times. Fake Jews and (later) fake Christians. The managers of fake history in the corporatised music industry.
Regards
If you so say, Robert!
Yes, I say so, and so do a growing number of other, honest researchers. It's the usual Khazar/Vatican/occultist hybrid - and the documentary evidence to support it is overwhelming. It is the most prominent, most verifiable feature of music history. And in its place to hide us from this fact are standard fairy stories, presided over by the pseudo-musicological stooges of the music industry.
There ! That's easy to understand, isn't it ?
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Originally Posted by yanni
Don't want my Niessen mustard and prefer Khazar dressing for Your sausages? Fine with me but may I humbly suggest to His White English Holiness,He better go promote His Sacred Products elsewhere?
I am a vegetarian, as He may notice, and this site is for colour blind sinners exclusively.
Do Bless us on Your way out!
Amen!
September 24, 2010: Brother Robert on Rome’s War Against Protestant Culture
EJP hosts White English Brother-in-Christ Robert Newman as he reveals Rome’s war on White Protestant Culture in the area of classical music. Protestant Lutheran Bach was the target for the Order in attempting to excel his compositions. While George Whitfield was preaching the gospel in the American Colonies, Bach was moving all of Europe with his God-glorifying, musical masterpieces!
(In excelsis Bachum-Handelum, pax vobiscum, allelujah! Frater Kochum, cantor graecorum-negrorum.)