February 14th. Trenton’s own George Antheil contemplates the skull of St. Valentine.
Three-quarter will get you 75 cents with Antheil’s “Valentine Waltzes.”

February 14th. Trenton’s own George Antheil contemplates the skull of St. Valentine.
Three-quarter will get you 75 cents with Antheil’s “Valentine Waltzes.”

Roses are red; Rosses are blue.
Here’s my annual posting of the skull of St. Valentine. Think of it as a memento mori.
Relationships die. You’ll die. I’ll die. Everything and everyone we’ve ever cared about will be gone eventually. But while we’re here, we can at least keep classical music on the radio.
Call now and make your Valentine’s donation to WWFM – The Classical Network at 1-888-232-1212. Or be bitter like me, circumvent humanity, and contribute online at wwfm.org.
Thank you for ensuring a modicum of beauty in our bleak existence.

Happy Valentine’s Day! Behold the skull of St. Valentine and enjoy these “Valentine Waltzes” by Trenton’s own George Antheil.
There are eleven of them in all. Here’s the 5th:
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