Discovered George Enescu years ago when I played his Konzertstück, a piece for piano and viola.
Never knew about any of his piano sonatas.
This one sounds like Bach on steroids.
Discovered only on /spotify
https://open.spotify.com/track/5zhtSyZnJ0bIUU7c4jKmOH?si=cdfd8927650a4a2b
This year I want to get back into going to the Opera at least a couple times. Verdi is high on my list.
https://youtu.be/9xZm81Xy8Xc?si=lMMPIjXR_CncvS3H
Christmas time is Bach time and this aria from the Weihnachtsoratorium has been stuck in my head for the past days.
https://youtu.be/a2yFh3JrumA?si=WMlCfABgnj7bkav3
This is the spirit crypto could have (again) if we weren't so eager to become just another sector of hyperfinancialization eating the soul.
Egmont is a play about rising against oppressors, a very Beethoven theme to treat.
https://youtu.be/AoAlouGwS_4?si=xcOstW7O8d9nhjxT
If you never stop looking, you never stop finding new pieces.. for example, last weekend I learned that Denmark had a bunch of amazing romantic composers, like this one
https://youtu.be/Y0GRdCXHBl8?si=gBTSPB1Cx-X0QqDI
RELIQUIE (2023)
A concert film of Franz Schubert's unfinished Sonata in C major 'Reliquie' D. 840 with a completion written by modernist composer Ernst Krenek
conceived and performed by
Gavin Gamboa
Co-Produced and Directed by Daniel Anderson
https://gavart.ist/#Reliquie
When I die, they should play this at my funeral.
Bruch considered it one of his best works, I think so too.
https://youtu.be/75uQU6X3R38?si=m3yRKFmW8cOAFLW3