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I find this speaker so annoying! I wish she could hear herself… she thinks she’s so … I mean, I’m being a bit mean, I know that speakers have to show passion to entice listeners and even make a little joke here & there & be personal, but it’s sort of self-conscious or indulgent and “hum” annoying… But what I’m amazed! Perplexed! Is that she actually doesn’t actually say or think that Matisse is looking into vazante & Picasso for cubism itself, and that that portrait of Mme Matisse is not cubistic! The art critic may not have liked Matisse’s brighter colors, or style or persona, but it was certainly not for lack of cubism! When she’s describing the Res Studio, the walls and window-painting not matching, THAT IS CUBISM! Seeing from different perspectives! She thinks it comes later with the later paintings, and that it’s because of the people he’s painting… Noooo… he’s been looking at cezanne for as long or longer than Picasso and he’s IS doing cubism all throughout! Bizantina style, masks, geometricizing, etc is essential part of cubism! So Matisse was doing cubism all along! Picasso influenced Matisse & Braque, but Matisse influenced Picasso tremendously, and we see both trying what the other does, from Ronal or color work, to composition to primitivism elements etc! This is obvious! But if one doesn’t believe me, I guess she hasn’t read Matisse & Picasso … We wish she had gone mad because she’s so boring! And affected… and “hum”… conceited to be quite frank.

This would be a perfect instrument in a modern reggae setting. I need this so bad

I really love these lectures so much. This was amazing. Hope to keep seeing more and more.

amazing. thanks

what key is this in?

Professor Sarah Thompson's research on ukiyo-e is undoubtedly the most scholarly and outstanding. Her research also delves into the roots of today's anime and manga creation. Her work deserves to be more widely known around the world.

Theres a shop in Brighton where they make and sell these instruments

Beautiful

I saw a lot of harpsichord and ancient instrument in the "Castello Sforzesco" in Milan

It's a magnificent art, congratulations, happy to live to this day to finally watch where these chinese sweet sounds actually come from, erhu is totally new for me, I'm fascinated.

so blissful to hear

Beautiful 🎉🎉

if it has honey in it its gouache not watercolor they are very different

During the Old Kingdom of Egypt, also known as the Pyramid days, from 2613-2181 BCE, Egypt was Kemet or Kmt.

Today, the official name of Egypt is Jumhuriyat Misr al-Arabiyah, which means the Arab Republic of Egypt in English. If Egyptians live in Cairo, they will often call it Egypt Misr, which is an Arabic word. During the Old Kingdom of Egypt, also known as the Pyramid days, from 2613-2181 BCE, Egypt was Kemet or Kmt.

Very wholesome video.

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Lupe is the greatest.

Beautiful sound !

Ah, yes. China before communism.

I want this talk injected into my veins, Anne carson is so eloquent, such pure genius

dawg they used this instrument for the music in loz stables change my mind

Magic sounds..

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Wonderfully thorough. Perhaps a support for your conclusion, that imported patterned cloths (i.e. Chintz in England or Sits in the Netherlands) were worn far more than shown in contemporary paintings, is that the British actually banned the sale of Indian chintz during the mid 17th century as their sales were detrimental to the British textile (cotton) industry, which were then protected by legislation. Also, Interesting is that the Dutch painting you found to illustrate the use of Chintz/Sits actually comes from the Fries Museum in Leeuwarden, the province in which there are villages renowned for still incorporating chintz/sits into heir traditional attire.

heard this instrument in paper mario

Very valuable, even if very short, lecture.

I can‘t believe how great the sound of this shamisen is! It looks like all plastic from koma to bachi but sounds so pure and traditional. I wonder what the materials truly are. I have a plastic bachi and plastic koma (i no longer use it but wood+bone ones) and it doesn‘t sound as good, also the plastic shamisen sounds awful compared with a wooden one. Maybe it‘s the skin? The room? The strings?

Lute would be the Biwa my friend. ;) do videos on the differences between Shamisen and Sanshin. ;) so much was inspired by Okinawa. The Uchina. ❤

I like the facial expression

SKIP TO THE 9:00 MARK. CHRIST.

Vi ringrazio molto per questa interessante conferenza. Di certo Vincent non avrebbe mai immaginato di essere ricordato in modo così intenso

That sounds wonderful! Many thanks for the fine demonstration.

True peace, serenity, confidence. Great fortune.

Thats a big guitar pick

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This is excellent -- stimulating and revealing. I feel enriched by it. A person I knew published a journal called "Title", which seems like a mere joke about calling something "Untitled". But "Untitled" is an invitation to title as one pleases; "Title" is an assertion of ownership of the work that allows no interpretation by any means other than what is contained within the work. I think I am going to start naming my paintings "Titled".

Re-naming in order to own the loved one.

I learnt this melody, too!

La Farge is also a master.

This was so good. Thank you!

I don't understand how he is playing dagar Veena in this posture.

The sound is quite transparent...

AYO THE GREEKS WERE BLACK THATS WHY THEY PAINT BLACK PEOPLE ON THEM VASES

The episode of Vincent and the Doctor on the BBC Series Doctor Who is why I’m obsessed with Van Gogh. I consider myself lucky to have been able to attend the immersive event here in Houston. I would go see it again.

so beautiful!

Great playing, but why must it sound so tight and "spitty"? It needn't be.