Saturday 7 March 2009, 2:53PM
Detail from 'Storm', 1886, by Ivan Aivazovsky.
A rather stormy piece of music came onto the radio this morning (didn’t hear who by), which the presenter described, quoting a musicologist, as ‘passing from key to key beneath a tumultuous surface sparkling like the Homeric seas.’ What a great image, and exactly right for whatever it was. Ok, back to work…
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