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sacredwhores · 5 months
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Ken Russell - Mahler (1974)
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da-da-sk · 2 months
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"Tradition is not the worship of ashes, but the preservation of fire. It's a colourful analogy for when you believe that the thing being preserved is good or productive, and particularly for when it shares the good qualities of fire: self sustaining, energy giving, natural, etc."
Gustav Mahler
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dozydawn · 9 months
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Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir Free Dance, 2010.
Symphony No. 5 by Gustav Mahler.
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semioticapocalypse · 4 months
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Moriz Nähr. Gustav Mahler. Vienna. 1907
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bussyplease · 9 months
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I made this a while ago on paint at midnight in a fever like state and needed to post it here
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tinyicis · 5 months
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scherzokinn · 24 days
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Btw I'm serious when I say Sarek has a human fetish. This is how those with a fetish for a certain group of people act. Sarek being disgusted by Spock's human side while also marrying human wives is 100% because of a fetish. Sarek is just the Star Trek version of Alma Mahler.
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sixty-silver-wishes · 8 months
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if you read gustav mahler's letters, you'll find a surprising amount about his coffee maker
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sixtysilverwishes-art · 8 months
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freehands of my favorite musical guys
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galescafe · 6 days
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tried studying to mahler symphony no. 5 and almost had a breakdown i was so overstimulated
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wrongnote-lc · 1 month
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Gustav Mahler
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sacredwhores · 5 months
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Ken Russell - Mahler (1974)
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sameoldloneliness · 1 year
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"like a wild animal gnawing off a leg to escape the jaws of a trap, i force myself to find new places to call home. inescapable choices to deal with inescapable tragedies. i just worry that i only have so many legs to stand on, and one day i'll fall and hit the basement of loneliness."
what is the nature of sacrifice?
fake out - fall out boy // atonement (2007) // the year in ugliness by arabelle sicardi // 14 lines from love letters or suicide notes by doc luben // crazy rich asians (2018) // the perks of being a wallflower (2012) // symphony no. 2 in c minor, or the resurrection symphony - gustav mahler // myself
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ofgreatart · 2 months
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'Forever'
"Exclusive enthusiasts of the new do not consider the quality of being able to be repeated, re-heard, rethought, reviewed - the Re value - of works. This is what makes a work functional - becomes form - once it has crossed the threshold of raw astonishments. To preserve wonder in habituation. This is a rare value in works. A woman whose repeated possession increases the lover's desire is an infinite value."
"Great artists did not strive to be noticed, but to be looked at for a long time - which is quite different. Astonishment lasts a short while; shocking is not a long-term goal. But to be recalled by memory, to establish a great desire to be seen again, that is to aim not at the moment of passing, but at the very depth of one's being. A work that calls people back to it is more powerful than one that merely provokes them. This is true in everything: as for myself, I classify books according to the need they have inspired in me to reread them, more or less."
Paul Valéry
VIDEO: 'Forever' ('Ewig'), Song of the Earth Ballerina: Darcey Bussell Music: Gustav Mahler Choreography: Kenneth MacMillan
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nobeerreviews · 1 year
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With the coming of spring, I am calm again.
-- Gustav Mahler
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dk-thrive · 10 months
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It is peculiar, but as soon as I am in the midst of nature and by myself, everything that is base and trivial vanishes without trace. On such days nothing scares me; and this helps me again and again.
— Gustav Mahler, published in a letter he wrote to his wife, Alma Mahler, on June 15, 1907. This letter is included in the book "The Letters of Gustav Mahler 1860-1911" edited by Henry-Louis de La Grange and Gunther Weiss. (via The Hammock Papers)
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