Category Archives: The Coffee Table

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Fear

Siegfried is an innocent young man who grew up in isolation and has never felt fear. When he comes across the sleeping Brünnhilde and discovers his feelings for a woman he experiences a panic attack. To love a woman is … Continue reading

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Living with Loss

    –by Paul Last summer, when I was staying in Germany with Angelika, I had the pleasure to meet a young man, Rouven Bauer, who is a fine musician and composer. He shared a song with me that he … Continue reading

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On a train

Sitting on a train the landscape flying by Life is there whispers in my ear and fills me with truth and beauty. Mountains capped with snow yellow tops between the firs a bubbly stream flowing round the rocks A bulbous … Continue reading

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Topographic map on a leaf

  Isn’t nature the most gorgeous painter of all ? It is unbelievable !

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Doing not-doing

This is how it is done. The violinist is the tune. God through Vivaldi and Ann Sophie Mutter.

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A new blend

Michaela suggested to me to listen to Lama Lobsang. Yesterday I made Geli listen to him as well. She suggested to mix Lama Lobsang´s voice with music performed by Till Brönner. This is the result. Click on play to listen. Enjoy!

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Dying in beauty

Autumn is the time of transformation Watch the old dying in blazing and radiant beauty So excited to turn into something else.

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Sunset in Debrecen

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Mother, hear a suppliant child !

For Martina with best wishes: Franz Schubert – Ellens Gesang Nr 3 – Ave Maria

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Cancer World

A brilliant article on cancer from this weeks’s New Yorker: Cancer World The more science tells us about the cancer cell, the more it resembles us. It wants to grow and multiply, as we do, but it doesn’t know how … Continue reading

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