Hi all,
I'm sure there are many classical music listeners here, so here's a challenge.
I'm trying to remember what this music is, and there´s no way I can recall. For some reason I keep thinking it might be some Wagner or Mahler, but I'm really not sure, and can't identify it. It's in this video I saw on Facebook, music starts at about minute 9:40:
Videos Posted by CUALQUIER FRUTA ES ARTE!!!: ELEONORA BUTIN [HQ] | Facebook
Unfortunately, it seems the video can't be made to start at any point one wishes before it's fully loaded. So if you don't care about the interview in the first 10 minutes, but have enough curiosity and patience, let the video load in full first with the volume turned down -and in a separate tab of your browser maybe
After it's fully loaded it let's you select any point for playback. Select any moment after minute 10, very likely if you've heard the music and can name the composer and piece, any point after minute 10 will let you identify it after just a few seconds of listening.
The video has an intro by who seems to be the producer, then there's an interview (in Spanish) of Eleonora Butin, an argentinian painter. Then, at about 9:40, the video starts showing her paintings. Awesome paintings btw I think. The paintings are shown with that music as backgroung.
Come on! Show your breadth-and-depth musical knowledge!
Any help is much appreciated, thanks!
PS. For the record, I have no connection to that painter btw, or that Facebook page, other than just having become a fan of the page.
I'm sure there are many classical music listeners here, so here's a challenge.
I'm trying to remember what this music is, and there´s no way I can recall. For some reason I keep thinking it might be some Wagner or Mahler, but I'm really not sure, and can't identify it. It's in this video I saw on Facebook, music starts at about minute 9:40:
Videos Posted by CUALQUIER FRUTA ES ARTE!!!: ELEONORA BUTIN [HQ] | Facebook
Unfortunately, it seems the video can't be made to start at any point one wishes before it's fully loaded. So if you don't care about the interview in the first 10 minutes, but have enough curiosity and patience, let the video load in full first with the volume turned down -and in a separate tab of your browser maybe
After it's fully loaded it let's you select any point for playback. Select any moment after minute 10, very likely if you've heard the music and can name the composer and piece, any point after minute 10 will let you identify it after just a few seconds of listening.The video has an intro by who seems to be the producer, then there's an interview (in Spanish) of Eleonora Butin, an argentinian painter. Then, at about 9:40, the video starts showing her paintings. Awesome paintings btw I think. The paintings are shown with that music as backgroung.
Come on! Show your breadth-and-depth musical knowledge!
Any help is much appreciated, thanks!
PS. For the record, I have no connection to that painter btw, or that Facebook page, other than just having become a fan of the page.
Always nice to hear different opinions, though this is what makes classical music so confusing (and probably interesting too), I'm always affraid I'm listening to a lousy intepretation without noticing 
But as long as I enjoy them I guess I'll just keep exploring, people at head-fi usually know their stuff anyway
