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From: linda@inuxd.UUCP (Linda Pearlstein)
Newsgroups: net.music.classical
Subject: Re: Modern Classical Music
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Date: Thu, 31-May-84 17:21:21 EDT
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Posted: Thu May 31 17:21:21 1984
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My tastes in art are as contemporary as my tastes in music
are classical and baroque.  My favorite composer is Bach,
and my favorite artist is Miro, who -- in addition to still
being alive! -- uses chiefly primary colors and, to me,
relatively simple lines and shapes.  

I'm fond of saying of my taste in art -- " if I can tell
what it is (a bird, a tree) -- I don't like it."  Extremely
abstract, in a word.  My favorite museum is Museum of
Modern Art, which I visit as often as I visit New York.  

I also love contemporary architecture and interiors.  My
tastes -- far from baroque |-) are absolutely stark. 
I've not been able to explain this seeming paradox.  Anyone
else?

Linda Pearlstein
AT&T Consumer Products
Indianapolis



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