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clevermanka) wrote2011-04-22 08:54 am
clevermanka) wrote2011-04-22 08:54 am
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Earth Day
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Last night's Rumi presentation was disappointing. The dancers and musicians were beautiful and moving (ha). But the speaker was awful--said nothing I didn't already know, said nothing I couldn't have looked up on wikipedia, and said nothing that made it worth struggling past his accent to understand. The man who read the poetry had a nice voice, but it was just nice. Not modulated or engaging or anything. Frankly, I would've rather had the presentation speaker read the poetry in the original language. I might not have understood the words, but they would have at least sounded interesting.
In spite of the atrocious name of the organizing group (SPICMACAY? What were they thinking?), I am considering going to this concert tomorrow. Load this video just for the sound. Don't try to watch it--you'll get seasick.
Just let that play and open up your F-page to read in a different window. Isn't that soothing and beautiful? And now I want chicken tikka masala.
Edit: Jesus Christ. I'm talking about Earth Day, cloth panty liners, and weird tingy-ling music. I sound like a hippie. D=
Last night's Rumi presentation was disappointing. The dancers and musicians were beautiful and moving (ha). But the speaker was awful--said nothing I didn't already know, said nothing I couldn't have looked up on wikipedia, and said nothing that made it worth struggling past his accent to understand. The man who read the poetry had a nice voice, but it was just nice. Not modulated or engaging or anything. Frankly, I would've rather had the presentation speaker read the poetry in the original language. I might not have understood the words, but they would have at least sounded interesting.
In spite of the atrocious name of the organizing group (SPICMACAY? What were they thinking?), I am considering going to this concert tomorrow. Load this video just for the sound. Don't try to watch it--you'll get seasick.
Just let that play and open up your F-page to read in a different window. Isn't that soothing and beautiful? And now I want chicken tikka masala.
Edit: Jesus Christ. I'm talking about Earth Day, cloth panty liners, and weird tingy-ling music. I sound like a hippie. D=