AT the U. of Queensland, the links between Architecture and Music
are intriguingly fused - both in the one building.
There is a saying, but I only remember the 'gist' of it, that
Architecture is 'frozen music' ...
Anyone recall who and the details of this comment?
Mel
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>
> This tries to answer the query of Linda Smith about the Subject.
>
> Prof. V. Strumillo, our expert in music buildings here has shared the
> following information on the Subject with me:
>
> In the 1920s, post-WWI cynicism, there was a resultant outburst of cabaret
> music associated with surrelism and expressionism. Oposite tendencies
> (Of mysticism) were, also, present (in the work of Oscar Schlemmer).
>
> Strumillo suggests a library literature search *by you* starting from this
> point of departure.
>
> I hope this helps.
>
> Howard
>
are intriguingly fused - both in the one building.
There is a saying, but I only remember the 'gist' of it, that
Architecture is 'frozen music' ...
Anyone recall who and the details of this comment?
Mel
--
>
> This tries to answer the query of Linda Smith about the Subject.
>
> Prof. V. Strumillo, our expert in music buildings here has shared the
> following information on the Subject with me:
>
> In the 1920s, post-WWI cynicism, there was a resultant outburst of cabaret
> music associated with surrelism and expressionism. Oposite tendencies
> (Of mysticism) were, also, present (in the work of Oscar Schlemmer).
>
> Strumillo suggests a library literature search *by you* starting from this
> point of departure.
>
> I hope this helps.
>
> Howard
>