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Lullaby for a dead baby?
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lontano
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Lullaby for a dead baby?
on: October 29, 2009, 12:56:32 AM
Well, for all you lovers of the macabre in the Halloween season, I present what I consider the most disturbing of music in the "lullaby, cradle song, berceuse, etc" vein - songs/music played for the very young. Of what do I refer?
Samuel Feinberg's Berceuse, Op.19a (of course). If anyone thinks they know of a stranger example of such a work, please, oh please do tell!
I'm attaching the score, with an
excerpt
of a recording of it. May all your dreams be stranger than mine...
if you dare tread the darkest recesses of your
id
!
Lontano
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...and she disappeared from view while playing the Agatha Christie Fugue...
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