[Light - Man]

I heard these last night at a concert when the singer was having a little rest of her larynx - but in random order

 

 

 

 

[Light - Man]

Last 2 from me for a while as I have a truck load of work to do this week

 


 
Edit: a direct quote taken from a comment made in the YT video below.
 
"The video was recorded during the Grafenegg Festival 2012, which is a major international Austrian festival of classical music. The festival takes place near the Grafenegg Castle, shown in the video."
 
 

 

[elessartelconta]

Here is a cross post from the Free FLAC sharing thread, posted by @molecule

 
Gerardo Duarte - Volumen Siete (2015) (254.5 MB)

Classical Piano
https://gerardoduarte.bandcamp.com/album/volumen-siete
No Email Address Required

 

[Light - Man]

This one is on the slightly slippy side of silky smooth fluffiness!

 

 

[wskl]

Handel - Sarabande
 

 

[Light - Man]

 
Come on guys! - where is the music? - a dude could easily die of loneliness on these music threads.

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[x RELIC x]

Lol!

One of my favourite soundtracks of all time has been Basil Poledouris's Conan the Barbarian score. Love it. Here's an excerpt.


[VIDEO]https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=EAFtiUoq6TE[/VIDEO]

 

[Light - Man]

Relic, one of my recent most memorable soundtracks is from the movie San Andreas (with piano and violin

)
 

 

 

[elessartelconta]

No OST talk is complete without...
 

 
... and the live orchestral performance...
 

 

[Mr Trev]

Not classical, but it's from a soundtrack
 

 

[wskl]

Bach Cello Sonata in G minor, BWV 1029 - Adagio
 

 

[Light - Man]

Mr T, I think this first one is a little gem! (again just a little off-piste)
 
It sort of reminds me of when I was a little brat

in a pram and my mother had to pasify me to eat my gruel by dangling a little bell yoke in front of me.

 

 
 

 

 

 

[Light - Man]

Listening to Greensleeves at the moment, I think I first heard it playing on an old wind-up music-box that we had when I was a child - before I broke it!
 
Ever since it has stuck in my head and will haunt me forevermore! 

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3 random versions of it.
 

 

 
 
 
Edit: yet another random addition with nice little pictures.
 
 

 

[wskl]

A very fine violin concerto by Miklos Rosza (only 1st mvt has been posted, but I would encourage you to listen to the other movements)
 

 
 
The concerto was also adapted for the soundtrack to the film "The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes"
 

 

[Light - Man]

Thanks Guys for all your posts! it is usually a thankless task posting on these music threads and the novelty can soon wear off.
 
The facilities here I think are second to none and it surprises me that more people do not join in and have a bit of fun.
 
This one is nice and relaxing with a dollop of sweet nectar thrown in.