[kintsaki]

By now it should be evident that beautiful women musicians are my
passion. My wife does not mind this with one exception. The lady with
the accordion. Be aware.

 

[wskl]

In the middle of composing The Planets, Gustav Holst wrote Japanese Suite at the request of a Japanese dancer named Michio Ito. Ito was appearing at the London Coliseum and wanted to dance to a work derived from traditional Japanese tunes.



0:01 Prelude - Song of the Fisherman
2:31 I - Ceremonial Dance
4:07 II - Dance of the Marionette
5:48 Interlude - Song of the Fisherman
6:31 III - Dance under the Cherry Tree
8:31 IV - Finale - Dance of the Wolves

 

[Pokemonn]

In the middle of composing The Planets, Gustav Holst wrote Japanese Suite at the request of a Japanese dancer named Michio Ito. Ito was appearing at the London Coliseum and wanted to dance to a work derived from traditional Japanese tunes.



0:01 Prelude - Song of the Fisherman
2:31 I - Ceremonial Dance
4:07 II - Dance of the Marionette
5:48 Interlude - Song of the Fisherman
6:31 III - Dance under the Cherry Tree
8:31 IV - Finale - Dance of the Wolves

I didnt know this tune until today! shame on me(as a japanese)! Thank you Mr wskl!

 

[shockdoc]

 

[Light - Man]

 

[Head1]

Handel arr. Kempff - Minuet in G minor - Romain Nosbaum

 

[Head1]

Finzi - Cello Concerto Op. 40 II - Andante Quieto

Howard Griffiths, Conductor, Northern Sinfonia, Tim Hugh, Cello

 

[Light - Man]

This little tune (written by an Irish guy) transcribed and translated into every language and arrangement under the Moon, seems never to lose that special................................

 

[wskl]

 

[kintsaki]

One my wife's all time favorites, won the Brit Awards that were co-founded by Siobhan Fahey
(Banarama girls with the pop smash hit "Venus")
What she said about music expresses my own thoughts 100 percent.





Here is the full Opera version....

and once your baby lights your fire and gets you higher you are ready for this version...

 

[Light - Man]

Kintsaki, talking about the emotional connection of music to past experiences, here is a good example of a few people in the audience..........................

 

[Light - Man]

The humorous side to Mozart and Strauss

Music is slow to start in this first video

 

[kintsaki]

The humorous side to Mozart and Strauss

Music is slow to start in this first video

Thanks a lot excellent choices all 3 of them. Andreu Rieu is to my wife what Katie Melua is to me.
Especially Anthony Hopkin's "And the Waltz goes on"

 

[Head1]

Widor - Toccata - Kalevi Kiviniemi

 

[Head1]

Daquin - Le coucou "The cuckoo" - Thierry de Brunhoff