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meles meles wrote:From the days when Britain really did have talent..

Blu wrote:

(Getting older isn't as bad as I thought!)

:lol: Oh yeah! Just wait until you hit fifty mate then come back and tell us that. I digress my favourite piece of music is


I always found this so relaxing to listen to and watch.

Blu

Jenks wrote:I'm thinking that the music I enjoy very much depends on my mood at the time I listen to it. I'm pretty sure that must be the same for most of us. Therefore it would be impossible for me to have a definitive one off favourite Some of the music I enjoy in no particular order of preference.

Scindlers list

Danzón No. 2 (Arturo Márquez) [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PA7vEIj6Lzk&feature=kp[/youtube]

Debussy: Clair de lune [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZIsQPdC9 ... a2WoUtbzuw[/youtube]


Beethovens Emperor concerto especially this the slow movement..

Better stop now could go on forever, I haven't even got to Jaz, the Blues. Then there are the Beetles, Rolling Stones............... Any thing by Leon Russel

Bob Dylan.............. Really must stop or I will be on YouTube all day

Jenks

dromia wrote:Canteloube's Chants d'Auvergne has some beautiful passages including the justly popular Bailero.

My favourite rendition of this piece is by Kathleen Ferrier but I couldn't find it on the netty, Dame Kiri Te Kanawa gives it a certain smoothness though.




A pleasantly sharper presentation of the complete works sung by Victoria de los Angeles

kennyc wrote:well if you are going to start on "Classical" music then this is a "classic" :shakeshout:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwb4izbGgvY

Charlotte the flyer wrote:Brian Eno, An Ending


Barber's Adagio for strings


Albinoni's Adagio

Jenks wrote:Charlotte the Flyer..

Oh yes! American music, bring it on. How about this by the 'Venezuelan Simon Bolivar youth Orchestra' conducted by their gifted and equally
youthful conductor Gustavo Dudamel...



And how about Aaron Copelands Fanfare for the common man conducted here by The composer.(I'm sure there are better recordings but hey this is probably the only one of Copeland conducting it.)




Jenks



Jenks