Classical-post #8

Love is all around
Been out and about doing other things lately... but now I'm back with some classical-recs, folks!


I'm currently in love with Edward Elgar's "Salut d'amour" (I think it means "love salutation"? Wild guess, haha).

This version in particular, is a lovely blend of 5 instruments: piano, flute, violin, cello, and trumpet. What a beautiful harmony it makes! <3

-tmsh-

Classical-post #7

Times of trial
In the midst of a turbulent heart, always seek for the silver lining and cling to the hope abound.


Tonight, I empathize with Rachmaninov's Piano Concerto No.2, a musical retelling of how one's inner turmoil:
Starts at the brink of despair,
Develops a sense of hope, then
Evolves into a flush of freedom.

There is a time for everything; for everything there is a time.
And I truly believe He makes all things beautiful in His time.

In His time, in His time
He makes all things beautiful in His time
Lord, please show me every day as You're teaching me Your way
That You do just what You say in Your time

-tmsh-

Classical-post #6

More than words
Have you ever had a day when you just feel it, but can't express it?


Faze out in wordlessness with "Song without Words No.1 in E Op.19b No.1" by Mendelssohn. (...that's one long title for a song that doesn't have any words.) X-D

-tmsh-

Classical-post #5

Dance after the rain
Had a lively game of 'dancing' on the courts earlier this evening, drizzling aside.


Now, enjoy one of Chopin's well-known tunes for dances, the "Grande Valse brillante".

Happy Sunday,
-tmsh-

Classical-post #4

Gloom looms
It's been a gloomy day for the most part, but it doesn't mean a gloomy mood.


Have a thoughtful twist with "Alborada de gracioso", the first movement from Ravel's all-famous Miroirs.

-tmsh-

Classical-post #3

April has arrived
And it's looking to be a fantastic month ahead.


On this day of fools, let's take it lightly with Dvořák's "Humoresque". ^^

-tmsh-

Classical-post #2

Monday not-so blues
Got a lot done today. Go me! To celebrate, here's Gershwin's "I got rhythm".


Have a rhythmic-week, folks. ^^

-tmsh-

Classical-post #1

It's one of those days


Chopin's "Fantaisie-impromptu" adequately represents what I'm feeling right now: mixed up, rush & tumble... at the same time contemplative and hopeful.

-tmsh-