Armchair Music Critics! the World's Most Beloved Symphonies!?
Armchair and Blog-Intros: The Perfect Match for Cozy and Engaging Reading
Have you ever found yourself curled up in an armchair, with a steaming cup of tea or coffee in one hand, and your favorite book or blog in the other? There's something undeniably comforting about sinking into a plush chair and losing yourself in a world of words and ideas.
And yet, as any reader or blogger knows, there's more to it than just sitting down and reading or writing. The first few sentences, or the blog-intro, can make or break the experience. They need to grab your attention, engage your interest, and set the tone for what's to come.
That's where the armchair and the blog-intro come together in perfect harmony. The armchair lulls you into a state of relaxation and comfort, while the blog-intro hooks you with an intriguing question, a bold statement, or a personal anecdote.
Whether you're reading or writing, the armchair and the blog-intro are two essential tools for creating an immersive and engaging experience. So next time you settle into your favorite chair with your laptop or your e-reader, take a moment to savor the cozy combination of armchair and blog-intro, and let the words wash over you like a warm blanket.
Oh boy, another one of these! I will only rate the ones I know: Beethoven 3 'Eroica' - 9 Beethoven 5 - 8 Beethoven 6 'Pastorale' - 8 Beethoven 7 - 6.5 Beethoven 9 'Chorale' - 10 Mahler 1 'Titan' - 9 Mahler 2 'Resurrection' - 8 Mahler 5 - 10 Mahler 6 'Tragic' - 7 (Very long, but worth it) Mahler 8 'Thousand' - 9 Rachmaninoff 1 - 7 Rachmaninoff 2 - 8 (The most beautiful introduction) Bruckner 4 'Romantic' - 7 Prokofiev 5 - 7.5 Berlioz 'Fantastique' - 6.5 Shostakovich 5 - 7 Shostakovich 7 'Leningrad' - 6 Shostakovich 8 'Stalingrad' - 6 Shostakovich 10 - 6 (Sorry Shost, your symphonies are a little odd for my ears) Tchaikovsky 4 - 7 Tchaikovsky 6 'Pathetique' - 7 Saint-Saens 3 'Organ' - 7.5 Franck 'D minor' - 8 Scriabin 4 'Poem of Ecstacy' - 7 Adding: Tchaikovsky Symphony 1 - 7 Mahler Symphony 7 - 8 (Not very Mahleresque, but still good) Alkan Symphony for solo piano - 7 (Does not really count, but whateves) Mozart Symphony 25 - 7 Berlioz - Romeo et Juliette "Choral Symphony" - 6.5 Prokofiev Symphony 2 - 7
1. help squeezing an armchair through a narrow corridor, please help?
the armchair was assembled so it can become un-assembled to move then re-assembled
2. What is some good advice for handling armchair psychologists who "diagnose" everyone with whom they are incompatible a narcissist?
A few things to try, although it may not change their thinking. As Elinor says, sometimes it's better to change the subject:Say I've noticed you are saying a lot (give a number if you have a guess) of people you have trouble relating to are narcissists. That seems a lot to me.What makes you think they are a narcissist? Since there's a lot of confusion around the term narcissist, could you give me something they did or a behavior so I can understand better. Do you know the different between someone with a few narcissistic traits versus someone who it is mentally ill with narcissitic personality disorder (NPD). We all have some narcissistic traits like being selfish sometime. NPD is a serious mental illness where the narcissist always has to be in the limelight and who will use almost anything to get what they want. They are totally self-centered and hurt people very, very badly.What is the difference between normal narcissists, who may possess 2-4 traits of narcissism, and someone who actually fits the diagnosis?Do you consider me a narcissist? if so, what is it I'm doing that makes you think this?You seem to be the only one (or one of a few) that is calling these people narcissistics. Are they treating you differently?Finding more about them might explain why they do this - perhaps they learned it from their family.
3. Scottish football and 'armchair' fans - a question ?
billy my dad followed rangers for years..in the days rangers were winning nothing.. until souness arrived really...a few years after souness arrived he gave his book up..he said the support was not the same..all glory hunters.he was disillusioned with the new breed of support who wanted nothing but success..they pissed him off so he stopped going and now watches from the comfort of his couch. . a more staunch rangers man you could never meet.a lot of fans due to whatever reasons can not make the games..or like myself the odd ones hear and there. ..some people just use it as a dig. .i personally could not care less where i watch the games..i am still a rangers fan...if rangers or celtic ever hit a really bad decline do you think the ground would still be full of loyal fans
4. How do you Choose Perfect ArmChair for your home?
I believe that the decision should be determined depending on the use that will be given to the piece. Before choosing the most suitable model, certain aspects of the decorative environment should be taken into account that can directly influence that choice, such as the layout's color palette, the style of the rest of the furniture, the available space, the preferred materials, the presence of pets or small children in the house, etc. For example, if it's for individual rest and the house has a Mid-Century Modern style, I think it's best to choose a classic option such as an Eames Lounge Chair since it's a piece that stands out for its incredible ergonomics and good design. This piece is famous precisely for having been able to remain in the taste and popularity of many users throughout entire decades and is currently marketed by stores such as Barcelona Designs and Manhattan Home Designs.How do you Choose Perfect ArmChair for your home?
An armchair can be a comfortable place to relax and unwind, but it can also be a metaphor for armchair criticism. In the age of the internet, everyone has a platform to share their opinions, and blogs are the perfect outlet for armchair critics. However, it's important to remember that just because you have an opinion doesn't make it valid or well-informed. Blog-conclusions should be based on research, facts, and critical thinking, rather than knee-jerk reactions and assumptions. The internet may have given us all a voice, but it's up to us to use that voice responsibly and with consideration for others. So, the next time you find yourself in your armchair, ready to write a blog post, take a moment to consider whether your conclusions are truly justified.
