My "wanna be far away" mood can be best described right now by Paco De Lucia and Al Di Meola playing "Mediterranean Sundance".

I know it's a bit early, but maybe I'll help you make a plan. On January 23, 2027, organist Alexander Uhl will perform his first Depeche Mode concert. On the organ, obviously, together with Yvonne Kummerer (vocal), in Annenkirche, Dresden. I added the link for tickets and details, just in case. https://www.eventim.de/eventseries/depeche-mode-winterlounge-zwei-locations-ein-event-ein-abend-3273128/

Let's start the week with Philippe Hirschhorn playing Chausson's Poème, Op. 25.

Btw, this is from a few hours ago, from AC⚡DC.

As a side note, I absolutely respect A.N.I. because she's a piano player and a sound engineer, so she quite knows what she's doing. View quoted note →

A few weeks ago, Ludovico Einaudi was testing the acoustics at Het Concertgebouw (Amsterdam).

For the Game of Thrones fans who follow this npub, here's an epic low brass moment led by Joseph Alessi. 48 low brass players at once performing "The Rains of Castamere".

One of the peak moments in classical music, for which we have video evidence, is with Itzhak Perlman and Pinchas Zukerman performing Johan Halvorsen's Passacaglia Duo for Violin and Viola. Have a great Sunday!

I was somehow surprised that yesterday's techno posts got a lot of love, so here's something for connoisseurs. A.N.I. in GOTEC (Karlsruhe, Germany) going from Hard Techno, with Fin Carroll's "Adrenaline Junkie", into Psytrance, with Electric Universe's "Time Bender".

If you ever wondered how Thunderstruck would sound if composed by Hans Zimmer instead of AC⚡DC, the waiting is over!

I encountered this ad a few days ago, about a Flamenco workshop in Madrid. I said before that I am looking into knowing more about Spain and its cultural heritage, since for me it's more of a blind spot. This time, I ask for Nostr's guidance, and I offer a 2100 Sats prize. Submit a video (uploaded, not a link) of minimum 60 seconds, and a few words to let me know what I'm watching. Submissions open for 24 hours, and the winner will be decided after a maximum of another 24 hours. Winner means what I like most, not any other criteria. Come on, let's have fun!

If you had fun watching Jackass over the years, you'll have some fun with this too. The Danish National Orchestra performs "Tango Jalousie" after eating some red hot chilli peppers.

Wendy Rene's "After Laughter Comes Tears" doesn't have a video, so I didn't post it. But someone bored enough decided to make one using scenes from the movie "Joker", so here I am.

I start the day with Luciano Pavarotti and Jon Secada singing "Granada" during the 1996 edition of Pavarotti and Friends. Have a great weekend!

Ok, since I walked you through Techno Marching Band and South Korean Techno, let's end it with some German Cinematic Techno. The first video is from their studio work, because I like these nerds, and the second is with their final work. Schrotthagen with "Pain in my heart" and (hopefully) good night!

Since I went to the techno genre, the passionate should look into Idiotape, a group from South Korea. I'm pretty sure this song is called "Melodie", and you can find them on YouTube. View quoted note →

I have only one post today, since I'm really under the weather and the lack of sleep is starting to take its toll, but I discovered a Techno Marching Band from Hamburg that I want to share with you. These guys are called Meute, the song will be recognised by many as "Sail", and I wish you all a great evening!

After a very long day, my musical whiskey & cigar for tonight will be Ana Vidović playing Albéniz's Asturias. Have a great evening!

The Blue Moon bar in Paris

Today, I say goodbye with a short moment when Charles Yang performs Sam Cooke's song "A Change is Going to Come". While I'm not familiar with Sam Cooke, I have a hunch that @Yarnlady 🧶 might know a thing or two.