"The public and I have a firm understanding:
they never hear what I say, and I never
say what they want to hear."
- Karl Kraus (1874-1936)
posted by HH at 9:00 PM
HH was born an Air Force brat in Gulfport, Mississippi, and has lived in Kansas, Oklahoma, and NEW YORK CITY. He received the B.A. in Liberal Arts from The New School for Social Research, a felony for pacifist draft resistance (1972), and a Presidential Pardon (1977). HH's plays have been produced Off-Off Broadway. HH created the role of the wicked CIA executive in SHADOWPLAY: THE WORLD'S FIRST MUSICAL HISTORY OF THE CIA. HH is Executive Director of the Museum of the Bourgeois (MoB). MoB is the world's first conceptual museum (since 1789).
4 Comments:
If you are trying to play "compare and contrast" with Bartok, and McCain/Palin, you get no points for the attempt.
For those of us who admire Bartok's gifts and are appalled by McCain and Palin, this is actually a perfect example of comparison and contrast. I give it a ten.
Our two opinions are, thus, another compare and contrast.
Ah, the wonder of free thought!
Does this mean I get a 5?
(Tee hee!)
And thanks for knowing and caring about music, and, particularly, Bartok, on this day when we revere him.
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