I always assume that you're way younger, so there's that. That being said, I don't know if someone used to be a Depeche Mode fan in the previous millennium, but today I present to you (in a fun note) the Temu Depeche Mode. 🍻
Classical Music
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An amateur's corner
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A short history page with Paco de Lucía playing "Tico Tico". (1967)
Eva Zavaro performing Saint-Saëns' "Danse Macabre" with Orchestre de Paris, directed by Julien Masmondet.
Sidenote: It was inspired by a poem by Henri Cazalis and the medieval legend of "Dance of the Death". Initially, it was written as a simple song, and only later transformed into a symphonic masterpiece.
I've just created a new account where I post art at least once a day. I had some headaches with it, but now it should work just fine. Enjoy! 🥂
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A few moments with Nadine Sierra in La Traviata. 👏👏👏
It's summer, and Vivaldi made even a soundtrack for it. It's only fitting to choose a post from Vienna Concert House, where there are proper summer storms these days.
Today, I prefer to end the day again on a fun note, bringing a bit of hope to all the old sexy men out there! 😂🥂
The one and only, the most Spanish Belgian, Pablo Andres & "Sexy moustache"
For this afternoon, I propose to enjoy an espresso with Nina Simone's calming voice and "I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel To Be Free". (Montreux, 1976)
Tonight, I say goodnight with the intention to bring a smile to those with broken hearts.
Olly Mux - "I hate you"
Ludovico Einaudi, last Friday, in a field.
A bit of Tango from a Belgian dance contest TV show.
In case I didn't say it already a hundred times, I'm old. And sometimes I want to post music that I used to listen to when the dinosaurs were running free. 🤷 So... did you ever listen to Delinquent Habits' "Return of the Tres"? (Because I never posted anything hip hop related. Or so I remember...)
I don't know if anyone else is passionate about Belgian punk from the late 70s, but Plastic Bertrand's "Ça plane pour moi" got a video upgrade. 🤣😂
And here we go! 🥂
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I was looking for Claudio Arrau's performance of Beethoven's Piano Sonata No. 32 in C Minor, Op. 111, 2nd movement (Arietta, 3rd variation, jazz), but Fazıl Say should do the job for now.
For the French National Day, I propose to you Gautier Capuçon performing Elgar’s Cello Concerto in E minor, Op. 85 - I. Adagio. 🥂
Today I say goodbye with Maxim Vengerov playing Eugène Ysaÿe's Sonata No. 3 in D minor, Op. 27, No. 3, "Ballade". A new fact for me about this solo sonata, one of his six, is that it was written for George Enescu.
Have a great evening! 🥂
I'm not a fan of André Rieu and I can't even tell why. That being said, one extraordinary moment was when his orchestra accompanied Emma Kok singing "Voilà".
I passed by a small Jazz-ish concert in Juan-Les-Pins, let's see what's left after compression. Not the best angle either, so here we go.
For a change of rhythm, David Perrico's trumpet adaptation of "Nessun Dorma" ("Let no one sleep") from Puccini's "Turandot".