A turbulent escape of music by dochtersions

Fractal • Fractal • posted on Jul 24, 2015

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This fractal is inspired by the organ concert opus 7 (1, 2, and 3) G. F. Händel. Played by the, unfortunately already deceased, but most fantastic organist and conductor, Karl Richter. If you like it, the link below will take you to You-tube, on which Karl Richter and his orchestra performed several organ concerts of J.F. Händel. After about 7 minutes ' the whirling show', which was my inspiration, begins. Karl Richter Thank you so much for your lovely comments on my other uploads, it's highly appreciated. Sorry for my absence on your galleries, the facial pains takes my breath away. (f.e., I was doing 1 hour and a half by uploading this fractal, and making many mistakes, sigh ;-).) Fractal made with Apophysis, and 1 FE as a soft background. And now I escape to the outside ;-)

Comments (22)

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blankfrancine

12:01PM | Fri, 24 July 2015

Wonderful fractal creation.

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Glendaw

12:02PM | Fri, 24 July 2015

Love how the intense music has the flowers tossing and reeling out of the flower pot ! Amazing shapes, colors, textures and atmosphere. Hope you feel better after your escape to the outside world Mies.

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durleybeachbum

12:21PM | Fri, 24 July 2015

Wonderful! When I was at school as a pupil we were often asked to make art whilst listening to music, and I used the same ideas when I was teaching .

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jayfar

12:59PM | Fri, 24 July 2015

That title fits this super fractal admirably Jacomina.

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auntietk

1:13PM | Fri, 24 July 2015

Visual art and music are a natural pairing, to my mind. This is beautiful!

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farmerC

1:18PM | Fri, 24 July 2015

Fantastie's werk en kleuren.

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jmb007

1:42PM | Fri, 24 July 2015

belle escapade

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giulband

3:03PM | Fri, 24 July 2015

Superlative work !!!!

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Faemike55

9:08PM | Fri, 24 July 2015

Very beautiful interpretation of the music Hope you feel better soon Have a great weekend

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magnus073

9:23PM | Fri, 24 July 2015

Jacomina, this marvelous presentation really has a life all it's own.

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Giana

9:45PM | Fri, 24 July 2015

third time today that i have come to look at your beautiful creation... very captivating... it looks so much like dancing... yes, extremely musical in flow & feel... so glad you were able to post this as it is a treat to more than just the eyes...

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jocko500

11:31PM | Fri, 24 July 2015

very lovely

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Juliette.Gribnau

3:13AM | Sat, 25 July 2015

lekker wild maar mooi

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claude19

5:35AM | Sat, 25 July 2015

SUPERB MASTER of MUSIC;;;Karl RICHTER !!! awesome outstanding realization ! GREAT ARTS...muical and pictural !!!

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helanker

6:22AM | Sat, 25 July 2015

A wonderful creation. Dont shake the coffee cup before it is empty ;-) Beautiful Music too :) I am listening to it now.

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anahata.c

7:56AM | Sat, 25 July 2015

I've recently developed allergies that have caused me to break out in rashes and get itching-spells that have kept me up for hours. So I can only imagine what your condition is like. Mine has only been here for a few weeks (and it's treatable): I know you've lived with your conditions a long time; and yours brings real pain (which mine has not). I wish you comfort and peace whenever you can get it, and I fully understand that it's hard for you to get to everyone's galleries. Your art is a great gift all by itself. I wish you rest and peace from all the discomfort. Well, Karl Richter was the "historically informed" musician before there was such a movement. I mean, Koopman, Harnacourt, Herreweghe and others owe a lot to Richter---even though Richter didn't use the original instruments (and didn't know all the performance practices that we know, today). He still brought historical authenticity to the Baroque, and it's sad that he's not more appreciated today. (To tell you the truth, while I greatly respect the Historically Informed movement, I'm with Beethoven that any interpretation is fine, as long as it's from the heart and it gets to the heart of the music. But the Historically Informed movement brought great richness to the musics of the past, there's no doubt about that.) I didn't know the Handel organ concertos, but after watching the video, that's Handel, alright! It couldn't be anyone else. Your image captures the passion, turbulence, darkness and power of the music. A terrific evocation of the turbulent spirit of Handel. (On the video: I love how the orchestra faces Richter, rather than the audience---so they can see his direction.) (I have all Richter's Bach---on LP ((yes, I'm a dinosaur))---and he always mixed great discipline with deep passion. His cantatas were revelations, and his B Minor Mass, Passions, Christmas Oratorio, etc, were just right. It was great to see him again in this video.) Your image is like a cup of coffee, where the coffee just "had it," stormed out of the cup, and exploded into the room. The jewels are flying in passionate swirls---like the music---and you have so many levels of dark and light here, along with jewel-like forms bursting everywhere. Even the background has hidden bursts. That poor coffee cup is wondering, "what did I DO????? what did I SAY????" Terrific, Mies: A terrific evocation of the music, and a terrific piece of art. It's so clear why you were honored here. Wonderful inspiration from you.

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X-PaX

11:32AM | Sat, 25 July 2015

Very nice fractal work Jacomina.

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kepp

1:01PM | Sat, 25 July 2015

superb image

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ia-du-lin

4:16PM | Sat, 25 July 2015

very nice abstract fractal image

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flavia49

5:38PM | Sat, 25 July 2015

marvelous

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danapommet

10:37PM | Sat, 25 July 2015

A lovely swirling APO fractal and thank you Mies for the link - it is delightful and still playing in the background! Een mooie wervelende fractal APO en dank u Mies voor de link - het is heerlijk en nog steeds spelen op de achtergrond!

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