When I have some time, I will be placing here some random links and random text that has nothing to do with Computational Chemistry. Now I do not have time, but if you wandered here, check a page about Antoni Stolpe http://www.antonistolpe.com/index_en.html - short lived (died when he was 21) Polish pianist and composer. Obviously he did not left many compositions behind him. But the few pieces that he finished amaze with their originality and maturity. I love classical music (barring the dodecaphonists, though I like Verklärte Nacht by Schönberg), and I used to play piano myself, but I would not discover Stolpe if not the CD recorded by my son, Stefan Labanowski http://www.stefanlabanowski-pianist.com/index_en.html. He provides a few samples on his web site. Imagine... This music was composed by the guy, who would not be allowed to drink beer in most states of the US. God works in strange ways...