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- zilizili posted on 05/05/2003ŵЭ ȽеıȽϣ Э ֮˵DZȽеıȽϣΪŵĵЭʱ뵽ıѧıĶպͱȽϡ Уʫ߲չչ档ĿȥɵѶ⣬ȻҲҪּʫʺ˵ĹܡȻǺһġ ıջһǣǿᡣΪıսڲͬǰ֮ϡ˵ǿģ˵ʫǿһ
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- ߰ȵȻвµĵ棬 ǽڰѾѧdzȤζȻɼǵ֮dzͬ˵ģû˶ڷƨ"ûʶûûŲûš" ȴһȷ dzԺŵѧǵ߿пĿе߷ֻ֡Ϊ֤Ů˵ij˼άѷѧϻʱ䣬ۣҪᡣ ѧ۷չ֤ŵķ˼ȫǴѽ
- ³³ posted on 05/08/2003Զκγĵ¹ϲһűٰѧĺôǴڿڼгֵʱȥ˴˽ҵѣһεĻϯɪεڿĻֱ͡ǿʼ˴ĵزżֶؼ˵ĻܿԲͬij̶ڴӦˡҵǣűȻһʵƹƹңͳÿĥʱij ĵĵ̨һеսߺҹŰķԱߣһƿơơʱȻӿ߰˸ˣǵķ
- ţadagio posted on 05/07/2003Through our life we are constantly seeking and building us structures C stable relationship, family, friends, community, a secure job, a stable life . Within these structures we feel safe, we feel we are attached to something strong and endurable, something tangible and solid, something we can hold on to. We say they are harbors for our tired souls. A person must be a very sad one if he/she cant find a place like home, a person like family in the heart. After all, who wants to be a rootless breeze of
- Simply put, Maya wants the best of both traditional and modern worlds in terms of man-women relationship: financially dependent yet spiritually independent. Ask and you shall receive. Who knows, you may be lucky enough to get it one day.
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- adagio posted on 05/07/2003The distinction between art and life should never be arbitrarily drawn: Life found its fulfillment in the thrust toward art, and art sprang from life as realized in meditation. C Robert Penn Warren
- ţ posted on 05/07/2003I like this short one: Music is love in search of a word. Sidney Lanier, The Symphony, 1975
- ţ posted on 05/07/2003A true music lover is one who on hearing a blonde soprano singing in the bathtub puts his ear to the keyhole. - Anonymous
- ţ posted on 05/07/2003µͬ At the theater, we see and hear what has been said, thought and done by various people else where; at the Opera we see and hear what was never said, thought or done anywhere but at the Opera. William Hazlitt, The Opera
- ţ posted on 05/07/2003һðɣ ãΪʲô Ȼ㲻ϣףͨޣȡ ãΪʲôҪأ ʵأ˭֪νû˵ñǺã˵ǻʱҲΪʱлޡ ã˵ûඣ ô˵£滵 ãOKOKã
- ţ posted on 05/07/2003Music is essentially useless, as life is. George Santayana, The Life of Reason ãֵȻáģ˭áţֱԸһ̵ļįģһ㰲οһ˷ܡ
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- I have been practicing "God Save the King" all my life, whistling and humming of it over to myself in solitary corners; and am not yet arrived, they tell me, within many quavers it. Charles Lamb "A Chapter on Ears," Essays of Elia
- adagioţ posted on 05/06/2003Man's peculiar privilege is walking erect on two feet and thereby being forced to stretch his hands upwards to heaven. This conquering of gravity, space and height, as well as of horizon, is essential in violin playing. Yehudi Menuhin, 1972 Ǵʦ֮ԡѧ֮СͯС
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- ţ posted on 05/06/2003The notes I handle no better than many pianists. But the pauses between the notes - ah, that is where the art resides! - Artur Schnabel, 1958 дҲһ˵ʲôʲô˵ͬҪеĿռ䣬Ǻͣ٣½еһ֡ʹЩְŵʽ壬ѧͽϰĽ
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- ţ posted on 05/05/2003Siren Songs 'Sappho's Leap' by Erica Jong Reviewed by Katherine A. Powers Sunday, May 4, 2003; Page BW07 SAPPHO'S LEAP By Erica Jong Norton. 316 pp. $24.95 Sappho of Lesbos, the world's most famous woman poet, is a person about whom nothing is known for sure except that she lived around 2,700 years ago. Her poetry has come down to us in fragments; and from it we can -- or at least do -- glean certain details, most famously that she was an enthusiastic lover of both men and women. For the
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