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"A purpose worth knowing
A time worth searching and
A goal worth eternal rest"
(Generously handed on to me by @Spoon_wonderful )
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Forever grateful to everyone at The Late Show — from David Letterman to Stephen Colbert.
That stage changed our lives.
The night after our first appearance in 2014, we played the Orange Peel in Asheville. Tonight, we’re back there again.
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1993年にロッキンfとFOOL'S MATEという別雑誌の12月号でYOSHIKIの顔が半分ずつ掲載されるという企画！YOSHIKIさんとはこういう人だったんですよ～ #YOSHIKI #YOSHIKIOFFICIAL #YOSHIKICHANNEL
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“A man lives not only his personal life, as an individual, but also, consciously or unconsciously, the life of his epoch and his contemporaries.”
— Thomas Mann
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Ryuichi's autobiography MUSIC SETS YOU FREE, translated to English by Sam Bett, will be released this September from @HarperViaBooks
Pre-order is now available!
harpercollins.com/products/m…
#skmtnews
#ryuichisakamoto
#MusicSetsYouFree
Rob retweeted
クラシックの伝統あるコンサートホールに私のようなものを受け入れてくれた事にとても感謝しています。
これからも日本、オーストリア両国の友好を祈っています。
ウィーンでコンサートを開催してくださり、本当にありがとうございます。🙏🇦🇹❤️
オーストリア、そして私たちの首都ウィーンにお迎えできたことを大変光栄に思っております。
会場に足を運び、あの素晴らしい雰囲気を直接味わうことができなかったのはとても残念ですが、いつかまた日本でHYDEさんのライブを拝見できる日を心待ちしています。
Thank you so much for performing in Vienna! 🙏🇦🇹❤️What an honour it was for Austria and our captital to host you.
I’m terribly sorry I couldn’t attend and experience the atmosphere firsthand, but I truly hope I’ll have the chance to see Hyde perform live again in Japan someday.
@HydeOfficial_
@ANTO_Tokyo
#HYDE
#JEKYLL
#HYDEOrchestraTour2026
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You have a bad day? Here is something to help you get through it: listen to Beethoven’s String Quartet No. 16, third movement, “Lento assai, e cantabile e tranquillo,” performed by Ludwig van Beethoven and conducted by Seiji Ozawa with the International Academy of Switzerland.
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“Three things in human life are important: the first is to be kind; the second is to be kind; and the third is to be kind." ~Henry James
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Wisdom from Alban Berg, b otd 1885:
"Music is at once the product of feeling and knowledge; it requires from its disciples, composers and performers alike, not only talent and enthusiasm, but also the knowledge and perception which are the result of endless study and reflection."
