Over the years there have been numerous attempts to standardize the tuning of musical instruments. An Italian law of 1989 establishes, for example, that ” the reference sound for the basic intonation of musical instruments is the note LA³, whose height must correspond to the frequency of 440 Hertz (Hz), measured at room temperature of […]
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I love you, Julien, don’t be afraid. I’ll be close to you!
Louis Malle was only twenty-five years old when he directed “Lift to the Scaffold”, a cult film of 1958, passed to history as one of the cornerstones of the Nouvelle Vague. A throbbing film, which combines Pathos and Eros, Love and Crime. And, in the background, Miles Davis’s Immortal Soundtrack. A film, an epochal soundtrack […]