‘The heart’s anatomy’ by Enrique Simonet Lombardo, 1890
Dramatic, beautiful, exquisite in execution – and disturbing: once seen never forgotten. The bottles in the window are a minor masterpiece in the…
Author: Jay Livingstone
‘Church Going’ by Philip Larkin
Larkin offers us a serious reflection on a serious matter, but does so almost flippantly. Oddly, by emphasising distance, he comes all the closer t…
‘Heiliger Dankgesang eines Genesenen an die Gottheit’ [‘Sacred hymn of thanksgiving to the Godhead from one who is healed’]
This is the third movement from Beethoven’s quartet in A minor Op 132, one of the six so-called late quartets, which are each among the most asto…
Resurgence Talks: Dr Iain McGilchrist, ‘The Value of Values’
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The Beshara Lectures – The Coincidence of Opposites Q&A
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Hidden Forces Podcast Episode 300 (Extended Version): How our Brains Model Reality & the True Nature of the World with Iain McGilchrist
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Members Live Q&A with Iain – May 2023
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Robert Schumann: Mondnacht (from Liederkreis op 39). Here sung by Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau.
Mondnacht (from Liederkreis op 39). Here sung by Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau.
John Taverner: Kyrie Leroy
Written early in the sixteenth century. While it is both intellectually pleasing, and emotionally moving, its effect is far more than such terms …
Cristóbal de Morales: Circumdederunt me
The opening of the Offices of the Dead probably composed for the funeral rites of Charles V of Spain. Unsurpassed in its combination of beauty, s…
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