Imagining books and music in quirky and creative ways
In the spirit of Easter being tomorrow and spring coming (although if you live in the midwest you’d never know it), behold! Classical music inspired by chicks and hens. Is this a poorly-veiled excuse to share some of my favorite music ever? I’ll leave that for you to decide. Continue reading “Hens and Chicks (Or Easter-ish Classical Music)”
Christmas continues to approach, and what better way to celebrate than with some Christmas music? But not just any Christmas music…behold, the classical composer Alfred Schnittke’s rendition of “Silent Night” for violin and piano:
What starts out as a relatively simple, beautiful version of the carol starts to become unhinged towards the end of the first Continue reading “Silent Night: A Creepy Classical Version”
As Christmas approaches, I’ve found myself wondering: what holiday might certain beloved literary characters enjoy over all others?
1) Lydia & Kitty Bennett: Easter Continue reading “If Literary Characters Had Favorite Holidays”
If Mermaids Wore Suspenders 