OFF THE LEASH!
A change in your system can create a musical epiphany. Ken Kessler says it can happen daily
One of the primary qualities of the greatest, most evocative or poignant literature (works such as Proust’s ), is how they transcend time to communicate with readers decades or even centuries later. For example, a 1940s Raymond Chandler novel might mystify a Millennial because Philip Marlowe doesn’t have a mobile phone, isn’t a vegan and calls women ‘dames’, but the story and the calibre of the telling defy societal changes. More
