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Spring, Life, Music
 More Life! by Ellen Reiss
“Who is more alive: 1) a person who can look at an object, maybe the bare branch of a winter tree, and be interested in it, feel that in its humble bareness yet proud diagonal lift it is beautiful?; or 2) a person who looks at the branch yet doesn’t really notice it, and moves on?”—The Right of Aesthetic Realism to Be Known, issue 1291
How Is Reality Organized? by Eli Siegel
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“Spring is a sign that nature hasn’t lost its gift for organization....As energy goes from the earth through the stem of a plant and changes into a flower, and the flower blooms, it is an example of the successful organization that nature has.” |
"Are You Glad to Need Him?" Reenactment of an Aesthetic Realism Lesson
"Does your husband get the feeling you have these signs: 'Help me unlimitedly' but 'No Trespassing'?" — Eli Siegel
Seriousness & Jubilation in Bach's B Minor Mass by musician and choral director Alan Shapiro
"One of the most beautiful and deeply ecstatic moments in the choral music of the world comes when the ‘Crucifixus,’ somber and mournful, is followed by the joyous ‘Et Resurexit.’"
—And More! Contri. $10
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