This is for Shostakovich to read

[denison rosario]

This is for Shostakovich to read <BR> <BR>If you were impressed with the depth of my list, know, dear friend, that the Brazilians are a people put back industriality, but it possesses great knowledge text in art and general culture. <P>Visit our similar page to the this in the: <A HREF="http://www.movimento.com/" TARGET=_blank>http://www.movimento.com/</A> <P>He/she also has my page: <A HREF="http://www.ndenison.hpg.com.br/" TARGET=_blank>http://www.ndenison.hpg.com.br/</A> <P>And my fan club of Beethoven: <A HREF="http://br.clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/beethovenfanclube" TARGET=_blank>http://br.clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/beethovenfanclube</A> <BR> <BR>Could it order your son's e-mail that always visits Rio de Janeiro?<BR>

[shostakovich]

Thank you, Denison. I'll check out the web sites sometime this week. I have no doubt about the Brazilian aesthetic ability. Musically, one of the prominent composers of the 20th C was Brazilian, Villa-Lobos. I hold him in very high regard. Much of his music was film-oriented, making it enjoyable to many. His set of Bachianas Brasilieras has some wonderful pieces. I especially like #1, 2, 3, 5, 7.<BR> There are many people coming from Brazil to the northeast, and assimilating very quickly. Adapting to a language as tricky as ours is not easy. You write well, and I appreciate your love of the "right stuff". <BR>Shos

[shostakovich]

Hi again, Denison. I checked out the web sites. Unfortunately, I couldn't read them. I'm listening to quartets 2 & 4, and making some progress on #4.<BR>Shos

[denison rosario]

I am happy for its understanding of the Russian master's quartets. <BR>What do you find of this Lislie to discuss on Jazz in this forum?

[shostakovich]

It's an area I know little about. Leslie is tuned into it. <BR>Shos