Music and architecture
Architecture and music both shape the spaces in which we go about our lives, and in which we think, learn and discover. That is as true, I find, on a quiet path in the country as in the bustle of streets in the city.
Listened to any good buildings lately?
When I am in Glasgow, I walk by this building several times a day. It is the Glasgow School of Art, designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh
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3 Comments:
i love all of mackintosh's work. he was such an extraordinary artist. and YAY for music!
Interesting! Near Luxor, the ancient Memnon Colossi used to produce musical sounds, apparently as a result of a giant earth quake some 2000 years ago. Seems a Roman emperor repaired them and the music stopped. A bit sad that.
Ahhh, I love that building. I find that the city and the pace of travel, whether commuting, flying, or walking, informs the music I listen to. You could do a whole NYC walking tour set to Simon & Garfunkel songs@
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