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Not a song - but a very beautiful piece of music with some equally beautiful images:
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I'm on a Katatonia jag again:
(the videos are a little distubing, but the songs are beautiful)
And a great prog band from Poland: Riverside
“Sans arme, sans violence et sans haine”Comment
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Limehouse, any time you have half an hour, then (if you haven't already) check out Sibelius's Violin Concerto. It's wonderful.Comment
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Thnks Robert - I know it -and love it! I also adore Brahms' violin concerto. I'm a sucker for strings.Originally posted by Robert View Post
Here is Brahms:
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Me too, and choral. Listen to the Hosanna at 6.50 :
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That was lovely Robert. Very rousing. Do you know Borodin's Polovtsian Dances from Prince Igor? It's a lovely chorus piece that I have loved greatly from a very early age.
I once played it for my step-mother-in-law who remarked 'Your Russian stole that tune you know. It's really called 'Stranger in Paradise'.
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Robert - here is another most beautiful piece by one of my favourite composers - Dvorak
I really think that pieces like this keep me from going insane.Comment
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Ah yes, Borodin stole that beautiful melody from Bing Crosby - I have him singing Stranger In Paradise on a 78 rpm.
Loved the Dvorak, even if it did look like Clint Eastwood conducting it. Here is some more from him :
I looked to see if the Bekova Sisters' version of Pictures From An Exhibition was online, but apparently not.Comment
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Originally posted by Robert View PostAh yes, Borodin stole that beautiful melody from Bing Crosby - I have him singing Stranger In Paradise on a 78 rpm.
Loved the Dvorak, even if it did look like Clint Eastwood conducting it. Here is some more from him :
I looked to see if the Bekova Sisters' version of Pictures From An Exhibition was online, but apparently not.
That was lovely Robert. Here is another Dvorak gem:
Do you like Mahler?Comment
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Here's a version 
Sink the Bismark
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