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For those who fancy bands and musicians such as Mr. Bungle, Estradasphere, Secret Chiefs 3, Fantômas, Traun, Umlaut, Farmers Market, Atomic Ape/Red Fiction, John Zorn, among other musical specimens as exotic as they are sublime, High Castle Teleorkestra is a sure tip. If you’re not familiar with any of these names, allow us to introduce… Continue lendo HIGH CASTLE TELEORKESTRA: A Genre-Defying Supergroup Unlike Anything You’ve Ever Heard (Or Imagined)
Compte tenu du rôle central qu’y jouent la jubilation et l’expérience musicale, celle-là toujours liée chez Nietzsche à celle-ci, la crédibilité de la pensée nietzschéenne apparaît comme tributaire de la crédibilité d’une conception de la musique dont La Naissance de la tragédie présente une ébauche déjà à certains égards définitive. Conception qu’on peut résumer en… Continue lendo « La Gaieté Musicale » – CLÉMENT ROSSET
Like countless other well-educated German lads, Friedrich Nietzsche took up the piano as a child, and immersed himself in the world of Beethoven and Schumann. But unlike most of them, he pursued music with a single-minded devotion which would later distinguish his philosophical writings. During his teenage years he composed fugues, sonatas and fantasies, as… Continue lendo NIETZSCHE – Complete Piano Music
THIS IS OUR EXPERIENCE IN MUSIC: we must first learn in general to hear fully, and to distinguish a theme or melody, we have to isolate and limit it as a life by itself; then we need to exercise effort and good will in order to endure it in spite of its strangeness we need… Continue lendo NURSE WITH WOUND – Creakiness / Nil By Mouth
Nietzsche experienced music as authentic reality and colossal power. Music penetrated the core of his being, and it meant everything to him. He hoped the music would never stop, but it did, and he faced the quandary of how to carry on with his existence. On December 18,1871, Nietzsche traveled from Basel to Mannheim to… Continue lendo Nietzsche’s Passion for Music and the Drama of Disillusionment
PIAUÍ, 14 de março de 2016 Mais do que um filósofo músico, Nietzsche parece ter sido um músico filósofo. Sim, um músico que chegou à filosofia a partir da música. No livro Nietzsche na Itália: A Viagem que Mudou os Rumos da Filosofia, Paolo D’Iorio narra a temporada do então professor de filologia no balneário de… Continue lendo “Nietzsche e a alegria musical”, por Paulo da Costa e Silva
THIS IS OUR EXPERIENCE IN MUSIC: we must first learn in general to hear fully, and to distinguish a theme or melody, we have to isolate and limit it as a life by itself; then we need to exercise effort and good will in order to endure it in spite of its strangeness we need… Continue lendo “One must learn to love” – Nietzsche
EIS O QUE SUCEDE conosco na música: primeiro temos que aprender a ouvir uma figura, uma melodia, a detectá-la, distingui-la, isolando-a e demarcando-a como uma vida em si; então é necessário empenho e boa vontade para suportá-la, não obstante sua estranheza, usar de paciência com seu olhar e sua expressão, de brandura c om o… Continue lendo É preciso aprender a amar – Nietzsche
PHILOSOPHY BREAK, October 2018 You may or may not be familiar with the below quotation. It bounds across the internet in meme form, usually laid over images of silhouetted people dancing at sunset... or on underground train carriages. "And those who were seen dancing were thought to be insane by those who could not hear… Continue lendo “Dancing with Nietzsche” – Jack Maden
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