#edvard moritz

[weirdlookindog]

Edvard Moritz - Adventures Into the Unknown #2 (ACG, 1949)

#edvard moritz #adventures into the unknown #acg #cover art #illustration #horror art

[ourstaturestouchtheskies]

Cover of Adventures into the Unknown, 1948 – Edvard Moritz // Ends of the Earth – Lord Huron

#charlotte's halloween celebration #comics #comic art #comic books #vintage comics #ends of the earth #lonesome dreams #lord huron #haunted house #spooky art #art #art history #lyrics #lyric art

[femmes-et-art]

Edvard Moritz - Roméo et Juliette, 1969.

[ultrakillblast]

ADVENTURES INTO THE UNKNOWN #1 (1948)

#1948 #40s #horror #mystery #40s comics #comic art #acg #edvard moritz

[balu8]

Adventures into the Unknown #11, cover by Edvard Moritz

“Marriage of Death“ , art by Ken Bald

“Map of Magic “, art by Pete Riss

#american comics group #comic book #cover #Adventures into the Unknown 11 #edvard moritz #pete riss #ken bald

[evilhorse]

The Cursed Pistol

#adventures into the unknown #the cursed pistol #skull #horror story #edvard moritz #dark horse comics #horror comics #comics #40s comics #golden age comics

[superdames]

Here’s 1950s’ superhero TOMBOY with your lesson about strikes.

— “Tomboy” in Captain Flash #4 (1955) by Edvard Moritz

#Tomboy #Janie Jackson #comics #women in comics #strike #daywithoutawoman #Edvard Moritz #1950s #Golden Age comics #golden age

[hellocanticle]

Elegant Affable Virtuosity, Hanzhi Wang at the Music Academy of the West

Elegant Affable Virtuosity, Hanzhi Wang at the Music Academy of the West

Hanzhi Wang with her Pigini concert accordion (publicity photo from the internet)

On the first day of February, on a sunny day in Santa Barbara, rising star Hanzhi Wang presented a solo recital in Hahn Hall at the matinee hour of 4PM.  Despite the beautiful weather a substantial crowd gathered for this event which was part of the always notable UCSB Arts and Lectures series.

This young performer…

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#accordion #Alfred Schnittke #Astor Piazolla #Bach #baroque #Carnegie Hall #China Central Conservatory of Music #classical #Domenico Scarlatti #Edvard Grieg #Hahn Hall #Hanzhi Wang #Jean-Philippe Rameau #Kennedy Center #Moritz Moszkowski #Music Academy of the West #Nikolai Gogol #Pigini accordions #polystylism #Royal Danish Academy of Music #Switched on Bach #virtuosity #Wendy Carlos #Young Concert Artists #Zankel Hall

[tmrmary]

new moon gaze // two wolves

June 2018. Somewhere unchartered in the Mundat Forest. 

How long had it been? If Meg were to guess, it must have been 20 (excruciatingly long) minutes since she revealed her presence to the whole of The Pack and their alliances towards the Werewolf Revolution. However, all of time since she had taken the portkey out of Hogwarts had felt like it had been sped up in tenfold. One moment, she was interrupting a meeting of Lycan leaders, spanning across the entire Pack and its many fractions, in search for her own boss Edvard Greyback. The next, she was taken outside and being the subject of a blind enraged tirade from what Meg could only care to admit at the time as her sire, not anything more, Cortez.

Patrick Moritz left the meeting, along with a suspiciously silent Greyback, in fear that Cortez would attack the young wolf witch in more ways than one.

Meg was less than threatened by him and his empty accusations for carelessness and overall apathy to the ‘greater’ cause. As he yelled over her, she exhaled impatiently, snorting from her flaring nostrils in indignation. Her pinched, piercing eyes not breaking eye contact with him, even though that clearly only infuriated him more. Cortez would only break eye contact to mutter some obscene bickering toward Greyback, looking for some supported retaliation from his superior, even though he clearly was enjoying the chaos of Meg’s preempted return.

Meg’s eyes trailed away in that one second. Only to find that off in the corner, she spotted another boy, someone who couldn’t have been more than a couple years older than her, watching the whole thing with a smug smile and a lit cigarette in his hand. 

Cortez caught Meg’s distant gaze, calling out to what became her new focus, “Oye! And what the fuck are you lookin’ at? Huh?!”

Patrick instinctively called over to him, “Baris, ignore him.” This time, Patrick stepped up to Cortez and tapped him down on his shoulder. “Cortez... walk away.” His tone aged cold and condescending, impatient with Cortez and the whole nonsense coming out of this endless, unnecessary war. 

Cortez took a few seconds to recuperate. His eyes looking back to the eavesdropper, to Meg, back to Patrick, and back to Meg again. He slowly straightened his posture, stepping back as he patted himself down in attempts to calm down. Meg could’ve sworn she heard a low exasperated chuckle coming from the far off distance. Nonetheless, before she could register why Baris had reacted as such, Cortez was putting his arm around her shoulder and leading her back to the tent where they could return to the previous meeting. At least she knew now Cortez was the jealous type.

For @chelstmrangst.

#moonrise #otp: two wolves #what even are tags #drabble

[weirdlookindog]

Adventures Into The Unknown! #1 - ACG, 1948. Cover art by Edvard Moritz.

#adventures into the unknown! #edvard moritz #horror comics #pre code comics #horror art

[todayclassical]

August 23 in Music History

1727 Birth of composer Friedrich Hartmann Graf.

1735 FP of Rameau's opera Les Indes Galantes by Paris Opera.

1784 FP of Giovanni Paisiello's opera Il Re Teodoro in Venezia in Vienna.

1794 FP of Gretry: "Denys le turan, maître d'école à Corinthe" Paris.

1802 Birth of baritone Eugene Massol in Lodeve.

1802 Death of German soprano Corona Elizabeth Schröter.

1814 FP of Spontini: "Pélage, ou Le Roi et la paix" Paris, 1814.

1815 Birth of Irish conductor, singer, and composer Joseph Robinson. 

1854 Birth of Polish-German pianist and composer Moritz Moszowski.

1878 Death of Swedish composer, pianist Adolf Frederik Lindblad in Linkoping. 

1879 Birth of Latvian organist and composer Alfreds Kalnins in Zehsis. 

1886 Death of Cuban tenor Marcos Cubas. 

1886 Birth of composer Gottfried Rudinger.

1893 Birth of composer Roy Agnew.

1894 Birth of tenor Heinrich Tessmer.

1898 Death of Irish composer, conductor Joseph Robinson.

1900 Birth of Austrian-American composer, conductor and pianist Ernst Krenek.

1902 Death of soprano Teresa Stolz.

1903 Birth of British-American violist-violinist William Primrose in Glasgow.  1905 Birth of British composer, conductor, Constant Lambert.

1911 Birth of French recorder soloist Carl Dolmetsch.

1912 Birth of Italian bass Enzo Titta.

1913 Birth of composer Luis-Felipe Ramon y Rivera.

1913 FP of Sergei Prokofiev's Piano Concerto No. 2 at Pavlovsk, conducted by A.P. Aslanov, composer was the soloist. 

1914 Birth of English composer Harold Truscott in Seven Kings, Ilford.

1915 FP of Herbert: "Princess Pat" Operetta, Atlantic City.

1917 Birth of American mezzo-soprano Inez Matthews.

1919 FP of Berutti: "Los Heroes" Buenos Aires.

1924 Birth of Bulgarian composer Georgi Tutev in Sofia.

1924 Birth of composer Edvard Fliflet Braein.

1925 Birth of composer Sulkhan Fyodorovich Tsintsadze.

1925 Birth of Polish composer Wlodzimierz Kotonski in Warsaw.

1927 Birth of composer Martial Solal.

1927 Birth of English baritone Raimund Herincx. 

1928 Birth of composer Gerd Natschinski.

1929 Birth of German bass-baritone Franz-Ferdinand Nentwig.

1929 Birth of American bass Elfego "Beans" Esparza.

1930 Birth of American composer Raymond Songayllo in Chicopee, MA.

1932 Birth of American saxophone virtuoso Eugene Rousseau.

1934 Birth of soprano Helia T'hezan.

1934 Birth of composer Lojze Lebic.

1935 Birth of American composer Randall Woolf in Detroit, MI.

1935 Birth of American composer Loren Rush in Fullerton, CA.

1937 Death of French composer Albert Roussel in Royan. 

1938 Birth of Italian soprano Celestina Casapietra.

1938 Birth of composer Roger Greenaway.

1939 Birth of soprano Barbara Vogel.

1940 Birth of Dutch baritone Lieuwe Visser.

1947 Birth of composer Terje Rypdal.

1962 Death of American composer Irving Fine in Boston. 

1964 FP of Lou Harrison's Symphony on G. by the Oakland Symphony, Gerhard Samuel conducting. 

1964 FP of Hovhanes: "Wind Drum" and "The Burning House" Gatlinburg, TN.

1964 FP of Igor Stravinsky's Abraham and Isaac. It was dedicated to the people of Israel by the Israel Festival Orchestra conducted by Robert Craft in Jerusalem.

1968 Birth of Portuguese composer Sérgio Azevedo in Coimbra.

1976 Birth of American composer Gordon Beeferman in Cambridge, MA.

1994 Death of American composer Fisher Tull.

1996 Death of Dutch composer Jurriaan Andriessen in The Hague

#todayclassical #classicalmusic #musichistory #today in music history #onthisday

[pulpsandcomics]

“Adventures into the Unknown” #3 February 1949

Published by ACG. Cover by Edvard Moritz.

#mystery/horror comics #adventures into the unknown

[balu8]

Adventures into the Unknown ‘5:  The Spectral Singer by  John Celardo (P/I); cover by  Edvard Moritz

American Comics Group

#american comics group #adventures into the unknown

[evilhorse]

True Ghosts of History

#adventures into the unknown #true ghosts of history #ghosts #lord Tyrone #edvard moritz #dark horse comics #comics #horror comics #40s comics #golden age comics

[bizarrobrain]

#Edvard Moritz #Richard Hughes #American Comics Group #Adventures into the Unknown #Comics

[ultrakillblast]

ADVENTURES INTO THE UNKNOWN

#40s #horror #comic panels #edvard moritz #adventures into the unknown