Re: framework for trauma / grief?

Posted by Sigismund on January 5, 2010, at 21:01:04

In reply to framework for trauma / grief?, posted by floatingbridge on January 5, 2010, at 16:58:14

>any books that have helped?
The Wasteland and King Lear for sure.
Florestan's aria from Fidelio (in particular), Mozart's 24th piano concerto....there's heaps of classical music that I've found useful, Dostoevsky of course, anything to free me from the burden of the optimism, basically. Bach naturally.

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