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One of the best comments I've ever heard about a piece was concerning 'Amphigorey.' 'I don't know if I should be disturbed, laughing, or disturbed because I'm laughing.' ‘PICTURES AT AN EXHIBITION' Speech by Professor Geoffrey Blainey AC opening the. MAC.ART exhibition at the Collins Street Gallery. Collins Street, Melbourne, October, 2003. Download Piano Masterpieces: Pictures at an Exhibition (Remastered 2019) by Yuri Boukoff in high-resolution audio at ProStudioMasters.com. Software for Mac OS X. Pictures At An Exhibition: Samuel Goldenberg And Schmuyle – 03:06 07. Pictures At An Exhibition: The Market Place At Limoges – 01:13 08. Pictures At An Exhibition: Catacombs – 02:37 09. Pictures At An Exhibition: Con Mortuis In Lingua Mortua – 02:11 10. Pictures At An Exhibition: The Hut Of Baba Yaga – 03:42 11.
Childhood, spent on the family farm with her grandmother who shared a love of literature with her, etched in Kay O'Rourke a deep pattern of narrative: 'I embrace storytelling; narrative is a powerful and positive part of our lives.'1
Although Kay came from a family of artists and made art all of her life, she didn't see herself as an artist until, when she was 35 years old, she gave a lecture about her art to students at Whitworth College. 'As I went through the slides I could see my work from outside myself, and about half way through I realized that I was an artist.'2 That journey was nudged along by the people and institutions she counts among her greatest influences in adulthood: Dick Ingals, Harold Balazs, Cheney Cowles Museum, Maxine Martell, Kathleen Gemberling Adkison, Liz Plastino, Spokane Art School, and Beth Sellars.
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Kay self-identifies as a 'chronicler of life's journey,' tapping the powerful tool of the unconscious to see more: 'Art should do that—allow you to see something in yourself beyond what seems to be known. My sister Gina Freuen does her own myth making… in these things we are similar. We have familiar roots and bonds that spread out to embrace our different life experiences.'3
- Artist Statement
- MAC Interview with Kay O'Rourke, 2012
- 'Gina Freuen & Kay O'Rourke, a Potter and a Painter who happen to be Sisters'—press release 2011
- Attended University of Washington and Gonzaga University
- Taught painting at Eastern Washington University, Spokane Falls Community College, and the Spokane Art School, 1980s
- Work chosen for the Washington State 1% Program and placed in schools in Wenatchee, 1976
- Winner, Spokane City Hall Open Competition, Purchase Award, 1982
- Best in Show, 'Women in Washington: The First Century,' Pacific Lutheran University, Tacoma, 1989
- Pacific Northwest Annual Exhibition, Bellevue Art Museum, Bellevue, 1990 and 1992
- Annual Juried Art Exhibition, Cheney Cowles Museum, 1990
The musicianship is evident and the arrangement interesting, but I do find the overall effect slightly bland (more interesting with the 'orchestral' backing, though). There are some notable parts in both the first 16 tracks (group only) and the second 16 tracks (group plus 'orchestra'), but for sheer entertainment the album can't compare with a symphony orchestra belting this out, or with Greg Lake's dulcet voice and Keith Emerson's mad antics on the Hammond and Moog.
This album is not something I would rush out to buy. If you see it on offer or in a bargain bin then by all means buy it - it's no dud - but it's nothing extraordinary in my opinion. As I type this I'm listening to the LSO playing the Ravel orchestration of Pictures At An Exhibition, and I'm enjoying it more.
In my opinion this album should not be given a 5-star rating (Essential: a masterpiece of progressive music) for three reasons: firstly, it's an arrangement of another composer's work; secondly, it is by no means essential in a Progressive Rock collection; thirdly, although the playing and arrangement are good, I find some parts somewhat tiresome and simplistic played using just electric guitars, bass and rock drums/percussion. If anyone deserves 5 stars then it's Mussorgsky as his opus is wonderful, or at least Ravel's orchestration of his original piano opus is wonderful. That said, MEKONG DELTA have done a good job and, despite being classified as a Progressive Metal group, this arrangement does not sound very heavy or at all like 'thrash metal', and should please any fan of Progressive Rock, even one who favours the symphonic side of the genre. If I had to choose between this album and ELP's live album then it would be the latter, and I don't feel I need both. And, quite frankly, when I listen to this album I wonder why they bothered, although I suppose it's a credible modern homage to Mussorgsky. If such a thing were possible I'd give the album 3.5 stars but, as it isn't, I'll go with 3 stars (Good, but not essential). Nevertheless, if you see it going very cheaply then don't hesitate to pick it up, as it is enjoyable.
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