[HAM] Vedr. New Version of HAS DiscoveredIvar Berg iberg1 at yahoo.noThu Jan 10 10:07:35 CST 2008
Paste the Italian text into Babelfish, and you'll get this: "... Art on the art, or goal-art, that one of Turkish, similar Peter of hammondistica obsession, dreams and jam to the Organ Music Club. Art on the art because for we, cultori of an instrument that is not constructed from trent' years but continues to play for its singular beauty, the Hammond organ is an art work. Industrial art of ` the 900: a high synthesis of mechanical miniaturization, top-electronic, top-engineering of the sound, aesthetic acoustics and design. Much high one, than today sonorous objects are made more sophisticated much but nothing succeeds to play in that way. An art work, the Hammond, totally succeeded because - in order to say thinking it next to the insuperata definition of the art of Immanuel Kant - in it "all it is connected all" and "every element sends back to the others". The design, as an example, translate in vision the feelings of the ear: the that essential, most elegant panel; that massive piece of furniture; that one to delineate solidity, therefore Biedermeier, therefore pure in the shapes, therefore incarnating the perpetuity of a born object in order to last; that warm monocromia, declined between ivory of the keyboards and the commandos and the wood of the profiles... Insomma, the layout (as we say today) of the instrument is all a callback to the substance sonorous, corposa, pure, in its turn dense, played on varying of a single sonorous color (soft, deep voice of the sinusoidale wave). Too much density, too much perfection in order not to stimulate feticismi of the eye, in relation directed with those of the ear and viscere. Peter, for we adepts person of the loggia hammondistica world-wide, was in the air. We perfectly understand its smania of exploration, its travel around to the loved body, its contemplation-interpretation of together and the detail. Yes, it is feticismo that caress a square centimeter of bakelite and of ago a world. Peter has given body to our dream: the sexual absolute in an object that sound." (P.Veronesi) --- Rick Prevallet <rickp at tonewheelgeneral.com> skrev: > Fellow Hammond Addicts, > > I don't usually broadcast stuff that comes into the > Hospital's addiction > unit, but this is the first time I've seen or heard > of this particular > version of HAS. > > The patient seems to have not been content with > merely placing Hammonds > on the floor. He has created several Hammond still > life paintings so > that his walls can be covered with the object of his > fascination as well. > > I can't read Italian (other than pizza and ravioli) > so I'm not sure what > the text says. It might be a plea for help in > removing these objects > from his environment. Maybe one of our more > knowledgeable members can > elaborate on that. > > http://www.pietroturco.it/pietroturco_IT/H_index.html > > -- > == > Rick Prevallet > Hammond Age List Administrator > rickp at tonewheelgeneral.com > www.tonewheelgeneral.com > Skype: Leslie_Hammond > > > -- > Subscription Options/Unsubscribe/Archives: > http://www.zeni.net/hf/ > Hammond-Leslie FAQ: > http://theatreorgans.com/hammond/faq/ > HammondWiki: http://www.dairiki.org/HammondWiki/ > hammond at zk3.dec.com archives: > http://zk3.hammondforum.com/ > > _________________________________________________________ Alt i ett. Få Yahoo! Mail med adressekartotek, kalender og notisblokk. http://no.mail.yahoo.com
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