44 mixes with tracks by “Gidon Kremer”
thesillys
between the notes
thesillys
2012-02-04T15:22:18Z
Quiet, hair raising, probably melodramatic! 2 hours of tracks for those contemplative moods.
Ranges from Mahler to Glass to James Blake.
Photo: Equivalence - Alfred Stieglitz
haikusu
Accordions & Strings
haikusu
2011-08-17T05:44:42Z
Eight tracks including music by Richard Thompson, Gidon Kremer, and a famous cello suite played on saxophone.
Petraeus
Keeping the 'Mix' in Mixtape #4
Petraeus
2012-02-04T23:59:34Z
01/29/12 to 02/04/12: Need something different? This mix is for you!
We all absorb a lot of music. Whether it's over the internets, radio, or computer, between a sitcom's laugh tracks or over the corner-store's tinny speakers, whistled by your younger sister or stuck in your head from a preferably forgotten concert, music is all around us. The following mix is comprised of tracks that have stuck out at me from this past week.
Belizarie
A musical offering. Enescu.
Belizarie
2011-06-06T19:34:56Z
In his autobiography, Yehudi Menuhin referred to Enescu’s musicality as an ‘incandescence surpassing anything in my experience’, and described him as ‘the most extraordinary human being, the greatest musician and the most formative influence I have ever experienced’.
scll
088
scll
2011-07-11T02:15:54Z
Twelve tracks including music by Adrian Iaies, Astillero, and Astor Piazzolla.
Rrshp
la belle au bois dormant
Rrshp
2011-05-26T15:59:35Z
Eight tracks including music by Múm, Bukkene Bruse, and Keiichiro Shibuya.
estherahn
anima tranquilla
estherahn
2011-03-07T14:23:40Z
Nine tracks including music by Mahler, Berlioz, Wagner and Smetana.
Belizarie
The Sound and the Fury
Belizarie
2011-01-24T19:07:06Z
"And then is heard no more... It is a tale
Told by an idiot, full of sound and fury,
Signifying nothing."
Rachael_Haigh
Soledad
Rachael_Haigh
2011-08-10T05:21:25Z
Ten tracks including music by Dave Fischoff, Gidon Kremer, and Land of the Loops.
estherahn
Fading Into Silence
estherahn
2011-10-17T11:46:47Z
So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past. - F. Scott Fitzgerald











