Archive – Page 3 of 3 – THE DECADENT REVIEW

The Walk

by Steve Gerson

Thoughts On Steppenwolf

by C. Rommial Butler

Degradation Sonnet

by Anthony Hamilton

The Cycle

by Katherine Lazarus

Thoughts While Playing Online Chess

Holy Daisy (After Gertrude Stein’s Sacred Emily)

by Claire Marie Anderson

Bright Hope

by James Ph. Kotsybar

Beethoven’s Guide to Being Human

Respice finem – III: Tod

by Willi van Hengel

CON FORZA, PART I: HAMMERKLAVIER

Spectres

by Kathryn Sadakierski

Light Pollution

Classical Music

by Jason Morphew

CON FORZA, PART II: OUT OF THE SKILLET

Lyrical Ekphrasis on the Introduction to the 1st Movement of Beethoven’s 7th

by Michael Perret

The Idea of Structure in Marvin Bell’s Treetops

by John Timothy Robinson

Sinfonia Eroica

by Matt Schroeder

Piano Sonata No. 26, Les Adieux

TEXTURALITY

Concerto in D Major

by Tom Driscoll

The Decadent Review

by Dimitri Kaufman

Joy and the Demon

by Anthony S. James

Pathétique

Symphony

by Walter Holland

Darling, this one’s your eulogy

Child’s Requiem

by Fran Markover

Three Loves, or Four

by James B. Nicola

Yes, but Slowly

by Paul F. Gehl

String Quartet No. 15, Op. 132 – Tragicomedy

Nine minutes and 49 seconds with Ludwig van Beethoven

by Paul Brucker

CON FORZA, PART IV: THE PROPER TASK

CON FORZA, PART III: EVENINGS ILLUMINED BY THE ARDOUR OF COAL

Respice finem – II: Taub

by Willi van Hengel

Respice finem – I: Trotz

by Willi van Hengel

Exercises in New Meaning: Rek

by Cordula Daus

Phineus