I'm afraid my tastes are not very sophisticated yet. Mostly, just little ditties as I study. But, I totally adore Beethoven's "Fuhr Elise". It has to be one of the most beautiful love songs ever written. And, here is the thing that blows me away about classical compositions, where "Fuhr Elise" is just one example of so many. How the heck do they portray something (another little ditty, as an example, is "Flight of the Lonely Beetle") so clearly that I can either envision it ("Beetle") or feel it like a hammer ("Elise") without a single word spoken. Just awesome!.
'' Sometimes I think I've felt everything I'm ever going to feel and from here on out I'm not going to feel anything new, just lesser versions of what I've already felt ''
'' Sometimes I think I've felt everything I'm ever going to feel and from here on out I'm not going to feel anything new, just lesser versions of what I've already felt ''
Diana Damrau -Queen of the Night...Out of this world..............I wouldn't take a Haribo Tangfastic if my life depended on it!
Post edited by Cervus at 2013-08-03 01:58:16
'' Sometimes I think I've felt everything I'm ever going to feel and from here on out I'm not going to feel anything new, just lesser versions of what I've already felt ''
^^^^ That is stunning......I know it is not in the same league but I have one of these (it is actually the same one I used to play in junior school) I went back years later to find it shoved in a cupboard as it had been replaced with plastic ones. The horror! It is such a beautiful thing.
Post edited by Cervus at 2013-08-05 02:53:23
'' Sometimes I think I've felt everything I'm ever going to feel and from here on out I'm not going to feel anything new, just lesser versions of what I've already felt ''
I inherited a couple beautiful wooden recorders from an elderly lady I cared for in her last years. I can play the flute and clarinet with basic proficiency, but I can't seem to play a decent melody on their simple country cousin.
A brilliant scene: the juxtaposition of the man's vulgar nature with the tenderness of the piece. I wonder, though, whether or not the man was as much of a beast as they portray him.