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Up lifting music, I record music through the night radio 3 , 1pm-6pm no talk only music and information on what's playing,and listen during the days I'm in doors.
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ah great dd,recommend anything thats stunned you lately
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At the moment I am listening to Felix Mendelssohn-The Hebrides(Fingal's Cave),Op .26 I never tire from hearing this,I have an eclectic taste in music covering most genres,where would we be without music.
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This one of my favourites
Bruch Violin Concerto #1 mvt.2 - Itzhak Perlman https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOw8PDbYWow |
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classic ch,and itzhak is the daddy of em all,scottish fantasy great too
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Do those philistines on the Man U thread know that you are a man of culture
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think i'm a mentalist
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Wonderful stuff - never tire of hearing this concerto. One of the greatest ever. Crazy that it was shunned by audiences at the time it was first performed. But that still happens sometimes today in modern popular music particularly. Abba were shunned by Swedish audiences at first and it's only recently that it's dawned on them that their music was rather exceptional, both in construction, melody and production.
Don't worry, I'm not comparing Tchaikovsky's music with Abba,(before I get shot down in flames for daring to compare the two!) |