Lullaby for Amie and Tifani Omigosh. I love this song soooo much. It's absolutely gorgeous. I think it's super romantic; that it tells a story of proclaiming love. But considering the composer wrote it for his children, that might not have been the purpose. It's one of those songs you only play for your high … Continue reading How the Lullaby Makes Me Feel
Have you ever learned someone played a classical instrument and thought that person had no life? (I take that to offense; the only reason I'm typing so quickly right now is because I just practiced Mozart's Divertimento : 1st Violin). Or maybe listened to some classical music radio channel/ snooze fest, only to change the station … Continue reading Why People Think Classical Music and the People Who Listen to It Are Boring
Turn on your favorite song. Close your eyes. What do you see? Or rather, what do you feel. Do you see a deep violet, maybe a sky blue or a dark green? Bold red? When I listen to music. I feel colors. Not vividly, not something I can point to in the distance and say, … Continue reading The Color of Music
The March Slav: The most amazing piece of all time. The way it captures your attention in the beginning with a quiet soli from the cellos, then how the upper strings join in, and how it slowly builds up to being fast and loud; it's amazing. Not to mention how Tchaikovsky perfectly blends the winds … Continue reading The March Slav
