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Tchaikovsky's musical quotation, dated 7 January 1893, is from
'Chant Sans Paroles' (Song Without Words) Op. 2 No. 3:
Tchaikovsky's musical quotation, dated 7 January 1893, is from
'Chant Sans Paroles' (Song Without Words) Op. 2 No. 3:
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"When you reach the end
of what you should know,
you will be at the beginning
of what you should sense."
~ Khalil Gibran
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"When you reach the end
of what you should know,
you will be at the beginning
of what you should sense."
~ Khalil Gibran
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a little break from winter....
a little break from winter....
Of woven paces and of waving hands,
And in the hollow oak he lay as dead,
And lost to life and use and name and fame.”
(Tennyson)
🎨 Henry Meynell Rheam
#wyrdwednesday
Of woven paces and of waving hands,
And in the hollow oak he lay as dead,
And lost to life and use and name and fame.”
(Tennyson)
🎨 Henry Meynell Rheam
#wyrdwednesday
Translated from German
'The chirping of the bird awakens the human from his indifference. He listens to the song and praises the wisdom of the one who created the sweet song of the bird as well as the tender feelings of the human.'
- Khalil Gibran
Translated from German
'The chirping of the bird awakens the human from his indifference. He listens to the song and praises the wisdom of the one who created the sweet song of the bird as well as the tender feelings of the human.'
- Khalil Gibran
French , 1867-1947
Oil on canvas, 60 x 67. cm.
French , 1867-1947
Oil on canvas, 60 x 67. cm.
'terpsichorean'
\turp-si-kuh-REE-uh n, turp-si-KAWR-ee-uh n, -KOHR-\
adjective
1. pertaining to dancing.
Origin
Terpsichorean comes from the name of the Muse of dancing and choral song in classical mythology, Terpsichore.
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Antonio Canova - Terpsichore Lyran, 1816
'terpsichorean'
\turp-si-kuh-REE-uh n, turp-si-KAWR-ee-uh n, -KOHR-\
adjective
1. pertaining to dancing.
Origin
Terpsichorean comes from the name of the Muse of dancing and choral song in classical mythology, Terpsichore.
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Antonio Canova - Terpsichore Lyran, 1816
By M. Gessen
Opinion Columnist
NY Times
By M. Gessen
Opinion Columnist
NY Times