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To: LarsA who wrote (13806)7/15/2001 6:56:47 PM
From: 49thMIMOMander  Respond to of 34857
 
OT: Agree, I'm sure Cornelis Wreswijk rests in peace, or
at least he is having fun.

My first experience was this song in dutch where he ended
the whole thing with a helpful, quick translation of the
one and only word understandable, "ein raket" = en raket.
(touches the inner neurons of anyone bilingual, the
most famous finnish version is to start the speach with
an inserted "ärade medborgare" to show a minimum bilingual
capability)

IMO one of "artists of life" which gets "better and better"
the older one (the listner) gets, raised to the
same level of Taube and Ramel lately(??) (nothing wrong with
stuff which is made to only for instant meaning and
not long lasting, both needed)

On this side of the bay we have the blessing of our imported
national hero, Neil Hardwick, still alive and active.

Ilmarinen

P.S. Beckett is sometimes a more modern Strindberg copy.
(finnish TV runs a "Beckett summer", great!!)

P.P.S No question on how Cornelis "saved" you, but I can
see lots of possibilities.

P.P.P.S An interesting thing I stumbled on, this Tolstoy
grandgrand..daughter in sweden singing jazz and another
Tolstoy offspring involved in wireless operator business.
(but I have never really got the idea of Tolstoy, I guess
I must learn more background)

(I went to one swedish place in finland just to hear Cornelis
just before he died, he did not arrive, but this Tolstoy
girl did)