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The finnest interpretation ever. Furtwabgler captures the spirit of Wagner as no one can. And Tanhauser... well, somthing so great haunts our spirit for ever and lives beyind Mankind's time. One there is no Man walking on the earth, Wagner's music will still be whispered by the wind.

For me that is what writing and illustration means. I devote my life to art because I HAVE to do it. There was never a choice for me. And the feeling that something great takes over you is pure happiness, regardless of the fact that it is not always a straight path. Anton Walbrook and Moira Shear...

All this fairy tale whitness, the kindness and inocence makes this scene a little piece of stardust. Took me a while to find this film and buy it, but my mother used to tell me the story, when I was a child, and she smiled with the same magic whiteness.

Perfection in body and soul. The gods themselves look upon her as something divine, I'm sure.

From Delacroix's Painting, Chopin is watching Rubinstein play. This video is a jewel of Youtube, and the Poster must be congratulated. I read Rubinstein's memories and found them priceless. Life is wonderful and one should never forget it. Grand et la vie, as he said it.

This is the metaphor that starts it all. What is Man but thoughts and actions that come from thoughts? What is Man but feverish imagination and notorious evolution, what is Man but he who produces Art in all its forms? Man is free to think, to be aware of himself, and of that freedom. Take that a...