Thank you for all your cultural sharings. It is important for each ignorant (in my case, ignorant about music) to find a good source, and you are surely one. It is a nourishment for the mind to listen such masterpieces while studying or just to contemplate them. Thank you.
I'm so glad to hear that you like all these cultural sharings. and one more thing I like that it is classical music that can be interesting, intriguing and exciting journey for everyone. thank you for following and listening!
Not to be obnoxious, but the Tchaikovsky one to which I think leonardo is referring (the 4th on playlist) is the Pas de Deux in the Nutcracker. Just to help you find the specific piece! It's one of my all time faves, so wonderful!
it's ok, it might be Pas de Deux! perfectly know this tune, but I imagined that Swan Lake could be one of the pieces that catched the idea of this mix. agree with you, thanks!
thanks for this! really, Kreutzer Sonata needs to be here. and Leoš Janáček is one of my favorite composers. it's а pity that this piece has low bitrate.
Where can I find this piece from Tchaikovsky? It's simply astonishing! I was completely swept away in the very first tune. The harp, the violins! It is utterly beautiful.
special for you I've shared these tunes (one from Swan and the another one from Serenade for Strings conducted by Karajan)+Valse that I didn't include it this mix. and Mussogorsky is also here cause you told that was swept away with first tune https://www.dropbox.com/sh/a3iaos9o75g82xm/9FTEXS84kn thanks for careful listening!
Oh, many thanks for that! I just love Tchaikovsky's work, it's such an outstanding sensibility. And Pictures at an Exhibition is quite something as well.
thestarsplitter May 14, 2014
i just listened to your piano playlist and your violin playlist and now this literally bless you this is great study music <33
⃠ladylindy plus March 18, 2013
simply beautiful. Thank you & your wonderful taste.
⃠ching#1337 was here75 plus March 20, 2013
thank you for listening! I'm glad you like this music.
⃠Herukon November 16, 2012
Thank you for all your cultural sharings. It is important for each ignorant (in my case, ignorant about music) to find a good source, and you are surely one. It is a nourishment for the mind to listen such masterpieces while studying or just to contemplate them. Thank you.
⃠ching#1337 was here75 plus November 17, 2012
I'm so glad to hear that you like all these cultural sharings. and one more thing I like that it is classical music that can be interesting, intriguing and exciting journey for everyone. thank you for following and listening!
⃠Cherrrta October 26, 2012
It's so pleasant and close to my Russian heart.
⃠ching#1337 was here75 plus October 26, 2012
very glad you liked it! thanks for your kind words.
⃠kamikatarian October 21, 2012
Not to be obnoxious, but the Tchaikovsky one to which I think leonardo is referring (the 4th on playlist) is the Pas de Deux in the Nutcracker. Just to help you find the specific piece! It's one of my all time faves, so wonderful!
⃠ching#1337 was here75 plus October 23, 2012
it's ok, it might be Pas de Deux! perfectly know this tune, but I imagined that Swan Lake could be one of the pieces that catched the idea of this mix. agree with you, thanks!
⃠abazulin September 28, 2012
Nice!
⃠Theese tunes are familiar from the childhood =)
But! Shame on me - I never read Anna Karenina.
ching#1337 was here75 plus September 28, 2012
glad you liked it! it's never too late to read something. every single book is waiting its own time! thanks a lot for listening.
⃠mk13 September 19, 2012
The Kreutzer Sonata begs to be made into a playlist
⃠ching#1337 was here75 plus September 19, 2012
thanks for this! really, Kreutzer Sonata needs to be here. and Leoš Janáček is one of my favorite composers. it's а pity that this piece has low bitrate.
⃠libbyd00m September 13, 2012
This is excellent.
⃠ching#1337 was here75 plus September 14, 2012
thank you very much! I'm so glad you enjoyed it!
⃠leonardoferrari September 09, 2012
Where can I find this piece from Tchaikovsky? It's simply astonishing! I was completely swept away in the very first tune. The harp, the violins! It is utterly beautiful.
⃠ching#1337 was here75 plus September 09, 2012
special for you I've shared these tunes (one from Swan and the another one from Serenade for Strings conducted by Karajan)+Valse that I didn't include it this mix. and Mussogorsky is also here cause you told that was swept away with first tune https://www.dropbox.com/sh/a3iaos9o75g82xm/9FTEXS84kn
⃠thanks for careful listening!
leonardoferrari September 09, 2012
Oh, many thanks for that! I just love Tchaikovsky's work, it's such an outstanding sensibility. And Pictures at an Exhibition is quite something as well.
⃠ching#1337 was here75 plus September 09, 2012
oh, me too! such a great composer (mystical, with naive and at the same time tragic world-view)! Now I most of all love Symphony No. 5.
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