Gustave Lind : A Winter Landscape
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Channel: PSearPianist · 2016 · Music
Phillip Sear plays a descriptive piece by the British composer Frederic Mullen (aka Gustave Lind) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ #1 from 'Winter' (1919) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ This suite is actually by the gifted British composer (Alfred) Frederic Mullen (1868-1936). Appraisal of his work is obscured by his use of pseudonyms - for example: Jean Morel , Gustave Lind - as in this work - and Pierre Lescaut. The works Mullen wrote under the Lind 'brand' tend to be headed by short verse quotations. This one is headed by a quotation from Robert Browning's 1848 poem 'The Guardian-Angel : A picture at Fano': "O world, as God has made it! All is beauty" - except that Mullen changes the 'O' to an 'A'! Interestingly the Guercino picture described by the poem has no reference to winter - and you can even join a Browning enthusiasts' club if you go and see the picture in Fano, Italy ( http://bit.ly/1RYuKOg ). For my thumbnail, I have superimposed Guercino's guardian angel on a winter landscape, and even given him some sun as he seems dressed for summer. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------- Played by Phillip Sear http://www.psear.co.uk (Email: [email protected] WhatsApp: http://wa.me/441444483794 ) TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@pianogems
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