LAST DITCH OF DEMOCRACY - Majority Rights

Of course it’s not THAT kind of an oratorio, it is a musical whoop in two
parts, to celebrate the retaking of Corfu from the Turks in 1715; and it
was very timely and suitable as a bicentenary funeral wreath on red-head
Vivaldi.
I got it once from the top centre, and once in a box hangin’ over the
orchestry, once for the whole and once for the details.
And I think it’s O.K. brother. You’d have to hear it alternate with
Johnnie Bach, say the Mathias, seven times over, at least I would, before
I would think I was ready to say just HOW good it is.
There has been some good Vivaldi done for orchestra over Rome Radio,
but I dunno whether it has been short-waved over to Amerika. There
was some good Vivaldi done two years ago, when the Chigi organization
had the sense to devote the whole of the Sienese fest to Vivaldi, but the
Juditha is one up on that. Better than the Olympiade, as then presented.
In fact I think it is better built up as a whole, and you don’t have to be
annoyed by ginks walkin’ about and doin’ stage actin’. Well some
people like their music with that distraction. When you stop shootin’
and stop pilin’ up profit for kikes by conveying their guns to the god
damn English who ought to be spanked and put to bed by their nurses,
you might be able to come over and HEAR IT.
That would be a saner way of passin’ the time than doublin’ your taxes
and being robbed by the American treasury. God, my god, you folks are
DUMB!!!
Now as to criticism of the Juditha; I affirm that Vivaldi knew more about
using the human voice than Johnnie Bach ever discovered. That may
sound like heresy. Waaal, you decide after you have listened to both of
’em. And I affirm that Tony Vivaldi knocks the spots off of Handel. I
got no doubt on that point whatsoever. Very nice bit for viola d’amore
and naturally it pleases me on account of a kink I had before I knew