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Classicalite's Liner Notes for Joyce DiDonato's 'ReJoyce'
Gödel, Escher, Bach: The Eternal Braid at 34
Despite the best efforts of would-be interdisciplinarians throughout Euclidean space and Cartesian time--from antiquity's Pythagoreans, to Leonard Meyer's Chicago cohorts of the '60s, to the acolytes of Douglas R. Hofstadter's Bloomington colloquia--music, science and knowledge, while certainly linked beyond mere coincidence or the occasional isomorphism, ultimately exist as three functionally discrete, fully autonomous endeavors. Off Off Broadway EXCLUSIVE: Daniel Bumgardner, 'You've Got My Song: the [unauthorized] Weezer musical'
Classicalite continues, then, with Act 1, Scenes 4 & 5. Or, as Daniel Bumgardner writes below: "No Other One" and "Why Bother?"
