independent existence
Rumors, myths and legends about musicians.
One of the most enduring legends is the legend “Paul is Dead,” according to which Paul McCartney died in 1966 and was replaced by a clone. McCartney himself in response to these rumors in 1993 released the “live” album “Paul Is Live”, whose name can also be translated as “Paul is alive.”
According to rumors, which of the musicians just did not wash their stomach. Particularly famous was the case of Rod Stuart, who was once allegedly urgently taken to a hospital with abdominal pain caused by … an overdose of seminal fluid, and even obtained from sailors. The singer escaped the embarrassing situation with a joke: in his book Rod. Autobiography ”, he wrote that he was never washed his stomach neither from the semen of the sailors, nor from any other. Continue reading
Symphony
Symphony (from the Greek. “Consonance”) is a genre of symphonic instrumental music of the many-part canonized form of fundamental worldview content.
A symphony, as a rule, is a composition for an orchestra, consisting, as a rule, of several parts. This is one of the most important genres of European music. In the modern sense, the word “symphony” came into use relatively recently, in the 70s. XVIII century., But it itself is of very ancient origin.
“Symphony” in Greek means “consonance.” In ancient times, the so-called singing of a choir or ensemble in unison, as well as any harmonious, harmonious combination of tones. In the Middle Ages, the word disappeared from use, and its new life began in the Renaissance. But now a different Continue reading
