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  1. Sex and the Single Cellist proves once again that a smile makes a woman prettier by several orders of magnitude — and Ms. Culpo is without visible handicaps from the start. Is it possible to order Sex and the Single Cellist in Poster size?

  2. What a beautiful woman, at least externally. I make no apologies for a full and enthusiastic appreciation for the female form and face. IMHO, no greater form of beauty exists in God’s creation.

    But the most beautiful ‘wrapping’ means naught, if the inner gift be lacking.

  3. I won’t offer any excuses, because they are not necessary. I like cheesecake topped with a sweet, pretty, sexy fruit.

  4. Coincidentally, I started reading Neo today while listening to a CD of Pablo Casals playing Bach’s cello suites- paid $17 for a 10 CD set at a local used bookstore. Doubly coincidentally, my next door neighbor’s daughter just came into town for semester break from her studies at Boston University.

    Neo, I don’t know if you were aware of my experience with cooking your lebkuchen.

  5. I’ll take cellist next door any day. She looks sweet and real. The other two–sure, they’re attractive in a gaudy way, but cellist next door is beautiful. The others strike me as big egos I wouldn’t want to talk to. Sad, since it’s the same person. And that white cello looks like such a gimmick. Isn’t that the Facebook ‘F’?

    And I’m sick of pretty young women in classical music playing up their sexuality. Cheap attention-grabbing.

  6. }}} And I’m sick of pretty young women in classical music playing up their sexuality. Cheap attention-grabbing.

    a) Sex sells. Get used to it.
    b) I’d suggest complaining mainly when they’re less than talented.
    c) If it brings people in to start, they still have to have talent to keep ’em coming.

  7. Agree that I like the cellist next door best. Miss Olivia has a natural beauty that comes through even when she’s tarted up in her Vegas outfit. But I still prefer the jeans, simple top, straight long hair in the top photo. I’ve never been one for flashy, maybe that’s why I went into accounting rather than marketing or advertising. But I do understand showmanship, and if it helps break classical music out of its (inaccurate) stereotype of being stuffy and elitist, so be it. If it further helps bring young people to the concert hall, and she stays true to the music, then I count that as a good thing.

  8. gcotharn:

    When I first glanced at the headline, I thought it said “jello cheesecake” and was a recipe thread.

  9. If you watch this Adele video of her at the Royal Albert Hall, you see a line of string players behind her. They’re all very attractive, young, and animated.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ri7-vnrJD3k&list=AL94UKMTqg-9C9nTa1N-0ScMZTtqtIJv17

    Didn’t it used to be a sign of good discipline in an orchestra for the musicians to suppress the (normal) urge to move with the music? When I watch this video, I can’t help but think that a) these gals were chosen for their looks as much as their skills, and b) the director of the video portion of the show encouraged them to move more. It’s as if they are exaggerating the movement.

    They probably all want to be the little blond sprite from Celtic Woman who fiddles while running and leaping around the stage, barefoot.

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