Classical Music

Miles said:

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That one is also really good. I actually would never have known Clair de Lune existed if it wasn't for playing through a survival horror game titled The Evil Within, of all things. I remember becoming enamored of the piece over time playing through the game as it would intermittently come up, and eagerly searched for the title of the piece in the game's ending credits, to hopefully look up on YouTube later and download. ^-^

Another work of Debussy's that I have - although like with less fervor than Clar de Lune, admittedly - is "Prelude to Afternoon of a Faun".

Listening to it right now, LaBella. The first ten seconds alone had me intrigued.

LaBèlla said:

Chaconne for Violin - Vitali | Performed by Sarah Chang

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That is beautiful.

Losing track of what has been posted, hope these have not been posted before.
If you have an hour.

The greatest instrument created, the human voice.

A little art to accompany the music

In last few months I have only listened to classical music and a JAZZ but that is different story.

For the melancholic soul.

Vivaldi Autumn

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I heard some once say if they wanted to describe Sunlight to a blind person this is the music they would have them listen to

Ride of the Valkyries by Richard Wagner

Music composed by Anna Rusbatch, Painting by David Hockney: For the hearing and seeing of the soul