Anybody Like Classical Music?
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From Genghis Kahn to JS Bach
Genghis Kahn spread his seed far and wide, Janos Starker has his genes. He has spent most of his life championing the music of that most humane of all composers.
As Alanis Morrisette would say, isn't it ironic.
Genghis Kahn spread his seed far and wide, Janos Starker has his genes. He has spent most of his life championing the music of that most humane of all composers.
As Alanis Morrisette would say, isn't it ironic.
Ohhhh my God!!!! This is ridiculously awesome..I have never seen such a beautiful and sexy women play violin with such passion and emotion. She looks so sexy, confident, and all of her expressions are just perfect. So cute, so talented, so sexy and confident what a combination. My mind is blown. Ohhh my...defiantly need to check more of her stuff out. It's so hard to leave terb tonight when you guys keep posting such awesome performances. Wow just wow. Thanks for that one BTW.
Those hands were made from lighting and fire and were sent down from the God's. Tears are flowing down my face after this one.
Perhaps it is because of its short duration this work of Robert
Schumann for piano and orchestra is rarely performed. To me
Schumann's Introduction and Allegro appassionato deserves
to be as popular as the composer's A minor concerto.
Schumann for piano and orchestra is rarely performed. To me
Schumann's Introduction and Allegro appassionato deserves
to be as popular as the composer's A minor concerto.
Was shocked by the extreme tempo of this rendition of
Berlioz's Rakoczi March the first time I heard it. The normal
duration for this work is about 5 min. Somehow I thought
Karajan actually got it right after all upon repeated listening.
Berlioz's Rakoczi March the first time I heard it. The normal
duration for this work is about 5 min. Somehow I thought
Karajan actually got it right after all upon repeated listening.
A waltz is a ballroom dance in triple time with a strong accent on the first beat.
The Viennese custom is to slightly anticipate the second beat, which conveys a faster, lighter rhythm, and also breaks of the phrase. Strauss would sometimes break up the one-two-three of the melody with a one-two pattern in the accompaniment along with other rhythms, maintaining the 3/4 time while causing the dancers to dance a two-step waltz.
The Viennese custom is to slightly anticipate the second beat, which conveys a faster, lighter rhythm, and also breaks of the phrase. Strauss would sometimes break up the one-two-three of the melody with a one-two pattern in the accompaniment along with other rhythms, maintaining the 3/4 time while causing the dancers to dance a two-step waltz.
I am of the view that Stanley Kubrick's use of classical music pieces like
Blue Danube for 2001 instead of the original music intended for the movie
provided by Alex North was an unfortunate mistake. The
use of instantly recognizable overwhelmingly powerful classical
is more of a distraction than providing an effective background
underscoring to complement the visual images. I am sure some other
choices of classical music for the Enterprise docking scene shown
her would capture the audience's attention immediately. Thankfully
not every director is like Kubrick.
Blue Danube for 2001 instead of the original music intended for the movie
provided by Alex North was an unfortunate mistake. The
use of instantly recognizable overwhelmingly powerful classical
is more of a distraction than providing an effective background
underscoring to complement the visual images. I am sure some other
choices of classical music for the Enterprise docking scene shown
her would capture the audience's attention immediately. Thankfully
not every director is like Kubrick.
My most memorable session was doing it with MPA to Nessun Dorma...I felt every inch of her and was magical.
Not so much classical although I do like some of it. I've played in Concert Bands for many years and am a former Canadian Forces musician .
But my main love growing up and still is the Drum and Bugle Corps activity as I am still playing at 58.
But my main love growing up and still is the Drum and Bugle Corps activity as I am still playing at 58.
Love classical, ESPECIALLY during traffic. Calms me right down.
I couldn't name specifics of who I like, but I have a certain style I do like, so if it's not on 96.3 I just turn to whatever other station is playing something I like.
Are there any other stations for classical besides 96.3?
I couldn't name specifics of who I like, but I have a certain style I do like, so if it's not on 96.3 I just turn to whatever other station is playing something I like.
Are there any other stations for classical besides 96.3?
