Just as I was about to consume my impoverished brunch of noodles, I get news of a ride to the public library and it's an offer I cannot refuse. Cloudy skies and clammy air abound to leave me squirming in sweat. The hauls this time were mostly music.
- CDs
- World's Greatest Marches/42nd Regimental Band
- Prokofiev goes to the movies (excerpts from Ivan the Terrible Part I, Lieutenant KijéAlexander Nevsky)
- Firebird Suite/Stravinsky (Leonard Bernstein and the NY Philharmonic) [CBS/MYK 37221]
- The Planets/Holst (Karajan and the Berlin Philharmonic)
- Invisible Connections/Vangelis
- Cirque Ingenieux/Kitaro
- Symphony No. 9, Carnival Overture, Humoresque/Dvoràk
and Romanian Rhapsody No. 1/Enesco [6530-RG] - Apollo, The Rite of Spring/Stravinsky (City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra) [EMI/CDC 7 49636]
- Romeo and Juliet/Prokofiev (The Philadelphia Orchestra) [EMI/CDC 7 47004 2]
- Books
- Cut! : horror writers on horror film
- Bossa nova : the story of the brazilian music that seduced the word/Ruy Castro
- Origami paper animals/Didier Boursin
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