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Llegado ya el otoño, vuelvo a ponerme en contacto con vosotros y, como viene siendo habitual, os traigo mis recuerdos, mas o menos transformados e idealizados,
de los paisajes castellanos, donde busco cada año paz y espacios abiertos, donde la mirada se extiende libre,
sin los obstáculos que en la ciudad le cierran el paso.Y arboledas, las sobrias arboledas de pinos y encinares, bosques humildes
que evocan el poema "Olvido", de Jorge Teillier:
¿Has olvidado que el bosque es tu hogar?
¿Que el bosque grande, profundo y sereno
te espera como a un amigo?
Vuelve al bosque.
Allí aprenderás a ser de nuevo un niño.
¿Que el bosque grande, profundo y sereno
te espera como a un amigo?
Vuelve al bosque.
Allí aprenderás a ser de nuevo un niño.
Como tema musical, creo que encaja bien el romance a cuatro voces "Mi libertad en sosiego", compuesto por
Juan del Encina,
y recogido en el Cancionero de Palacio.
Woods in colour
The fall is here again and, as usual, I would like to share with you my summer impressions of those castilian landscapes, somewhat transformed and idealised, where every year I find internal peace and open spaces, where you can freely extend your glance without the limiting obstacles you face in the cities. And woods, the austere pine-trees and oak woods, humble forests evoking Jorge Teillier's poem "Olvido":
Have you, maybe, forgot that the forest is your home?
That the large, deep and calm forest
is waiting for you as a friend?
Go back to the forest.
There, you will learn to be a child again.
I think that this Romance in four voices composed by Juan del Encina, included in the so called "Cancionero de Palacio", is a proper musical theme.
The fall is here again and, as usual, I would like to share with you my summer impressions of those castilian landscapes, somewhat transformed and idealised, where every year I find internal peace and open spaces, where you can freely extend your glance without the limiting obstacles you face in the cities. And woods, the austere pine-trees and oak woods, humble forests evoking Jorge Teillier's poem "Olvido":
Have you, maybe, forgot that the forest is your home?
That the large, deep and calm forest
is waiting for you as a friend?
Go back to the forest.
There, you will learn to be a child again.
I think that this Romance in four voices composed by Juan del Encina, included in the so called "Cancionero de Palacio", is a proper musical theme.
