Lionel Mandrake
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Sat Oct-22-11 06:59 PM
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A little classic Johann Sebastian for a quiet afternoon |
Lionel Mandrake
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Sun Oct-23-11 08:28 PM
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1. Bach fugues are sometimes featured in movies. |
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The "Little" Fugue in G minor was played in the movie "The Paper Chase" (1973).
The Toccata and Fugue in D minor was played (by Captain Nemo) in "20,000 Leagues Under The Sea".
Parts of the Passacaglia and Fugue in C minor were played in the movie "The Godfather".
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CaliforniaPeggy
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Sun Oct-23-11 08:38 PM
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I love these schematic representations...
Plus, of course, the music is so beautiful.
Thank you, my dear Lionel Mandrake!
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Lionel Mandrake
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Sun Oct-23-11 11:08 PM
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You're welcome.
I agree with everything you say.
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Mon Oct-24-11 02:32 AM
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4. I was expecting "Summer In The City" |
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I gotta start wearing my reading glasses at the computer.
Thanx for posting anyway.
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Lionel Mandrake
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Mon Oct-24-11 04:20 PM
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5. I have a special pair of glasses just for the computer, |
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because my eyes are farther away from the computer screen than they would be from a book or magazine if I were reading. :eyes:
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Mon Oct-24-11 05:42 PM
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I guess a lot of us do. It's called O-L-D. :-)
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Lionel Mandrake
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Mon Oct-24-11 09:06 PM
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is the technical term for this characteristic which we share. The word is is derived from Greek words meaning "old man" and "eye".
The lenses in our eyes used to have variable focal lengths. Now they have fixed focal lengths.
Young people who opt for Lasik surgery (mutilation of the cornea) may not know what's in store for them at age 40-50, when they may be dismayed to learn that they need glasses again.
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