Satie - Socrate - III(a) - Mort De Socrate

[@Lesiga1]

Heartbreaking and tender. Satie's masterpiece is not just timeless, but outside of time.

[@nemorable1]

perhaps outside of time, specifically somewhat higher and to the left, slightly, only occasionally drifting closer to time, but never quite getting inside, mostly.

[@rogertougas6269]

merveilleux merci. pour la génération du futur

[@PianistStefanBoetel]

Beautiful.

[@polobede9054]

Quelle merveille ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! . Et dire qu'il est mort dans la misère ! !

[@jean-marcbuzin6982]

la diction de ce chanteur n'est pas bien modulée , le texte de Platon est en partie inaudible .

[@koiny2009]

I am sorry to stray from the chorus of praise, but this composition seems to me of an exhausting boredom and, from the compositional point of view, quite banal.

[@zanhuang7402]

the beauty is in its banality

[@echopractic]

@@zanhuang7402 The banality here is that of the rabble who sentenced Socrates to death. Satie's work is more relevant than ever today.

[@zaniwoob]

To resonate with music is the key to appreciation. Those who are unable to resonate are merely left with incomprehension : the outsiders.