Get ready for the second coming of the Frank Zappa Choir : The Mothers of Appropriation, coming at you at this year’s NSCAD Wearable Art Show!
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Huh, & there i thunk it was that PMRC that were the Mothers of Approbriumation! YOW!
Nadia rocks the Casbah – but be warned: there’s a video-link that includes MAJOR ex-lobster desecration … o my messy goodness!
My goodness. So Zappa a cappella? Jeeez…
Why not, supposed it’s musically 100% ok? Let’s go back in time.
Remember the great Gesualdo: March 8, 1560 – September 8, 1613,
Prince of Venosa and Count of Conza.
Internet :
http://www.gesualdo.com/
or
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carlo_Gesualdo
or
http://www.hoasm.org/IVD/Gesualdo.html
OK, +/- Like FZ : an Italian.
Just listen to his 6th Book Of Madrigals ( = a cappella).
I love to tell friends that G’s music is actually contemporary Finnish Music. ….
They believe it.
Great Gesualdo.