A Schubert evening With La roue playing on the tv screen, and my kindle, dad will surely talk quite a bit, but eventually he'll be snoring to Schubert's timeless sonorities, and a most magical night will be had. (1)
6/50 -- Mahler : Symphony No.2 - Zubin MehtaOne of Mahler's most powerful symphonies and he was a master of powerful symphonies, this one with Zubin Mehta conducting is generally regarded as the best, and that is what this 50 classical works is all about, THE BEST. This is a playlist so keep... See More » (1)
5/50 -- VOCES8: The Lamb by John Tavener One of Sir John Tavener's most sublime pieces with the words of a William Blake poem. (1)
4/50 -- Antonio Vivaldi: "La Notte", Flute Concerto in G minor, RV 439 – Bremer Barockorchester A quickie for a change in my finest music ever according to me festival, designed for a sort of restoring faith in some things. (1)
3/50 -- Arvo Pärt : Tabula rasa I really love the 2nd part of this work, and the meaning of the title I take to heart as well. (1)
1/50 -- Sviatoslav Richter and the Borodin Quartet plays Shostakovich Piano Quintet in g, op 57 Dmitri does despair really well, I like that, too often I sense with folks here we're experiencing despair under protest, well this is aesthetic despair, hence therapeutic. yw .....:) (1)
Does sharing 50 classical works I love sound like a good idea for the next 11 days?Yes, I think I shall it'll be fun dammit, and everyone here will have little bubbles of life affirmation bursting alive in their minds and hearts as a result!!
