Humoresque
fowl improvisations
on an evening walk
playing Chopin
adagio through crescendo
entr’acte duet
this warm summer afternoon
our fugue into fantaisie
© G.s.k. ‘15
Carpe Diem Haiku Writing Techniques #22 double entendre (double meaning)
In today’s post on writing techniques we explored double meanings which is one of the techniques I love the most … above I play with musical terms … and not only.
Ooh… very nice 😉
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I like Chopin … https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grGjD1rTNyg
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Indeed….and very literary too..
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I thought I’d try with a little western honki-dori 🙂
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Enjoyed this very much!
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Thanks Carol … it was a nice interlude 😉
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Wow … Georgia what an extraordinary nice post and that music … heavenly.
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Thanks Chèvrefeuille … a lovely lesson by the way … very fun and inspiring .. and I like Chopin so much … tied up with some great memories.
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I’m thinking I must keep writing this comment….for as long as the music lasts. One of my favorites! I was always quite fond of Arthur Rubenstein however the vid will not play(here in the US) due to copyright laws and such. I’m listening to Valentina Igoshina play this piece instead. (very nice)
As is your poem. I enjoyed it very much and! it led me to another Chopin piece “Fantasie” Impromptu OP 66. 🙂
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Lovely comment .. and so sorry that you couldn’t hear the Arthur Rubinstein, but I’m glad you searched for another rendition of this great piece. I’m really happy you liked the piece and it’s great when one can find another piece by Chopin, isn’t it!
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At least they aren’t “foul” improvisations! 😉
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😉 yep!
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