September‘s musical pieces were my #BookSpin for September, and I‘m finally finished
The curious thing happened. My listening had been going well, so I thought I would buy her second book. With the result that I stopped listening, and now has some catching up to do
But I love these musical pieces and how they introduce me to so many different composers
I‘ve fallen behind on my listening, but have started to catch up
This is worth remembering and that‘s an impressive walk
#TuesdayTunes
Yesterday started out gloomy and then the wind picked up and washed it away. Today is a perfect fall day.
I love Vivaldi‘s Four Seasons and learned he wrote sonnets for each season at a candlelight performance a couple of years ago.
Here is Autumn: https://youtu.be/UIdwCrfDNjU?si=QrP8lmLBVBdn3b_B.
Along with Van Gogh‘s Harvest at La Crau with Montmajour in the Background.
@TieDyeDude
My roommate freshman year played this all year. All.the.time. It‘s been 45 years, so maybe I‘m ready to hear it again. 😀 @kspenmoll @AnnCecilie
My daughter could start in band/orchestra this year at her school. She chose the cello. The instrument is about as big as her but she is excited. We are trying to match her enthusiasm as we listen to the sweet (screeching) sounds as she‘s learning how to play. She was adamant that she wanted to play the cello from the start. She‘s also seen someone on YouTube play “Pink Pony Club” on cello & it‘s motivated her more.
My favorite #musician is my offspring B! They‘ve been playing the cello for 5 years now. This was from a fiddle club performance from earlier this summer. #CharacterCharm
Welcoming the cool air, lightly clouded sky & bird song this morning with coffee & a book. The occasional crow of a rooster breaks the quiet.
This day‘s musical pick adds to the sacred feel of the morning. #porchlife
https://youtu.be/cBZj_kMhjRI
I had fallen a couple of days behind in my listening of this book, and listened to yesterday‘s piece today
That felt a little serendipitous. I saw Moonrise Kingdom directed by Wes Anderson yesterday. Benjamin Britten is mentioned several times and when the music is shown at the end, several of his pieces had been used. Life works in mysterious ways sometimes
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