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@esmeralda wrote:
Richard Tauber – You Are My Heart’s Delight (1935)
Most excellent Esme =D>
Tauber was a big deal in my house growing up! So much so , my Father taught a very young yours truly how to sing You Are My Heart’s Delight and Vienna, City Of My Dreams :P .
Maybe one night when I’m suitably inebriated I’ll inflict my own particular versions on you :wink:
No…
Come back….
WAIT….:D
What’s esme done to upset u pepps lol :wink:
@(f)politics? wrote:
What’s esme done to upset u pepps lol :wink:
:lol: :lol:
Cheeky!
:P
Grace and Grandeur..
Composed by Edward Elgar
Performed by The Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Conductor Daniel Barenboim@Sgt Pepper wrote:
@(f)politics? wrote:
What’s esme done to upset u pepps lol :wink:
:lol: :lol:
Cheeky!
:P
And leave my ar se out of it! the cheekier the more to grab hold of :lol:
Liebestraum-Nocturno nr.3 in A flat major
@Sgt Pepper wrote:
Grace and Grandeur..
I don’t remember ever hearing this one before its beautiful! 8)
The Rite Of Spring – The Adoration Of The Earth
Composed by Igor Stravinsky
Performed by The Los Angeles Philharmonic
Conducted by Esa-Pekka SalonenThis is for all you pagans out there :P .
Causing riots upon it’s premiere, many see this groundbreaking piece as perhaps the first ever modern orchestral work.
I particularly like this extract.. from it’s gentle beginning and rhythmic build up, through to one of THE greatest pulsing string sequences a little over three minutes in, then on to the wild abandon of the pagan dance towards the end.Uber 8)
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