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This is where my thoughts pool as a reservoir of miscellany and peculiarity. It's actually not my brain that's dripping -- it's my soul that's leaking. It's really no big deal.
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- some poems are haunted
- Very few things...
- I'm circling around...
- Lauren Benjamin thinking Bruno Shulz
- Lazar Berman & Liszt
- the Sebald Effect
- a little something about Scriabin
- imagination and the city
- Roberto Gerhard's Violin Concerto
- a Steve Klepetar poem
- Ha! -- philosophical G-Men
- Late November
- Benjamin on Proust
- Man with Cuboid
- A musician!
- The kind of poems...
- desperate measures
- "Baltic"
- Murray Perahia -- Schubert/Liszt
- My friend Regina BOu...
- The religious attitude...
- thinking for and being oneself
- the gusli
- my friend Olga...
- Homophobia...
- before it changed
- Benjamin's way of thinking poetically
- odd communion
- stupid Freemasonry
- concerning Adam Zagajewski
- Afanasy Afanasyevich Fet
- Canto di Speranza
- If you happen to own a piano...
- my three children
- Don't think for a minute...
- concerning Kafka
- a Mozart violin concerto
- Zagajewski taking about Gombrowicz
- an opera that touched me
- two more Ladinsky poems
- Island of the Mad
- three Antonin Ladinsky poems
- composer Georg Friedrich Haas
- Alex Ross says something...
- opposite pairs
- those old Russian poets
- I've been listening...
- Bernstein, the RDO, and Nielsen
- another excerpt from The Italics Are Mine
- If you find yourself...
- a problem of substance
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In addition to the piano, during the sixties and seventies, Richard Kimball played orchestral contrabass and toured the western states with the University of Utah concert band. Beginning in the sixties, he played bass with various rock, jazz, and Brazilian groups. He also played stints with the Larry Elgart , Sammy Kaye and Tex Beneke Big Bands. Richard also was active in the theatre ,writing music for various off-broadway plays and the venerable Stella "This is not a democracy!" Adler Theatre Workshop.
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