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Breathtaking choices, Sgt. of different intakes and for different reasons.
Only an aumaton would remain unmoved by both the Beethoven and the Gorecki, or fail to weep lengthily at the latter.And can’t leave out my favourite bit from Mozart’s Requiem Mass:
Firstly.. a link to mozart and salieri writing the Confutatis part (which I love) from the film Amadeus. Salieri was jealous of Mozart, but loved his work….he helped Mozart write it all down as Mozart was dying….a cruel irony of fate.
then a good recording of it
Passionate stuff.
@esmeralda wrote:
Breathtaking choices, Sgt. of different intakes and for different reasons.
Only an aumaton would remain unmoved by both the Beethoven and the Gorecki, or fail to weep lengthily at the latter.agreed on both counts… I hadn’t heard the Gorecki before, sorrowful indeed.
@(f)politics? wrote:
Beethoven
Loving this thread :D keep em coming
I was taught how to make sure you played the right amount of notes by singing…..go and wash your knickers in the bath, in the bath in the bath, oh go and wash your knickers in the bath in the bath in the bath
it worked most of the time :)
String orchestral not to everyones tastes so apologies, but Violin was my first instrument so i love this one.
@minim wrote:
whilst on favourites….. got to share this one
I did find some stuffed shirts waving sticks around, but thought this was more serene as a backdrop to the sound.
Great choice and a cracking video actually beautiful pictures
Victor Borge taking the pish as usual, had to add this…
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