Taken to orchestral concerts as a child, I was restless. The complexity and vast architectures of a typical Romantic symphony made me think of the music as some fractal maze, wholly illegible in its ever-shifting textures and bombastic pronouncements of brass-laden grandeur. It felt like sound and fury signifying nothing. Then came the slow movement. […]
Author Archives: Tim Lutton
… is an arts worker, photographer, singer and writer living in London. His writing has previously appeared in Red Pepper and New Socialist.