A MÚSICA QUE ARRASA FRONTEIRAS por Eduardo Carli de Moraes “Music is the universal language of human emotion.” THEODOR REIK (1888-1969), “The Haunting Melody – Psychoanalytic Experiences in Life and Music” Entre 26 de Junho e 06 de Julho de 2014, Montréal acolheu a 35ª edição de seu célebre Festival Internacional de Jazz. Todos os anos,

It seems to me quite ironic and ambiguous that a band named Nirvana was actually the living and struggling embodiment of what Buddhists call Samsara. As if he was bound to the wheel of craving and suffering, Kurt Cobain screamed his guts out just like I imagine Prometheus (so beautifully depicted in Rubens’ painting) screamed

“In 1968 dread was the currency. It was what kept you up all night, and not just the night Bobby Kennedy was shot… Dread was why every day could feel like a trap. (…) The feeling that the country was coming apart – that, for what looked and felt like a casually genocidal war in Vietnam,

JOHN LENNON AS PUBLIC ENEMY How the Beatle became a menace to the U.S. Establishment as revealed by Leaf’s and Scheinfield’s pulsating documentary After the Beatles broke-up, John Lennon certainly wasn’t willing to simply let things be. Even tough he remained faithful to the pacifist creed once stated in “Revolution” (“If you talk about destruction