AbbeyLee Bluelighter Joined Dec 24, 2019 Messages 7,660 Location Melbourne, Australia Jun 29, 2022 #181
AbbeyLee Bluelighter Joined Dec 24, 2019 Messages 7,660 Location Melbourne, Australia Jun 29, 2022 #182
AbbeyLee Bluelighter Joined Dec 24, 2019 Messages 7,660 Location Melbourne, Australia Jun 29, 2022 #183
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AbbeyLee Bluelighter Joined Dec 24, 2019 Messages 7,660 Location Melbourne, Australia Jul 3, 2022 #185
lonelyDude Bluelighter Joined Jul 3, 2022 Messages 736 Jul 3, 2022 #186 Telemann: Concerto in E minor TWV 52:e1 (Presto) | Anna Besson, Bolette Roed, Kore Orchestra
lonelyDude Bluelighter Joined Jul 3, 2022 Messages 736 Jul 3, 2022 #187 Johann Ernst/Bach: Concerto in C major BWV 595 (M.-A. Grall-Menet) JS bachs son
AbbeyLee Bluelighter Joined Dec 24, 2019 Messages 7,660 Location Melbourne, Australia Jul 16, 2022 #189
negrogesic Bluelight Crew Joined Jul 21, 2002 Messages 12,548 Location Negronesia Jul 16, 2022 #190 This piece of music was pretty life changing for me, especially as a composer. It might be the most objectively beautiful thing he wrote.
This piece of music was pretty life changing for me, especially as a composer. It might be the most objectively beautiful thing he wrote.
AbbeyLee Bluelighter Joined Dec 24, 2019 Messages 7,660 Location Melbourne, Australia Jul 16, 2022 #191
AbbeyLee Bluelighter Joined Dec 24, 2019 Messages 7,660 Location Melbourne, Australia Jul 17, 2022 #192
Neuroborean Bluelight Crew Joined Nov 15, 2020 Messages 1,588 Jul 17, 2022 #193 I'm sure most of you would recognize the Who song into it, well, Baba O'Riley was because of Terry. (I don't know if you consider this Classical or "Classical contemporary"... for me it's already Classical.
I'm sure most of you would recognize the Who song into it, well, Baba O'Riley was because of Terry. (I don't know if you consider this Classical or "Classical contemporary"... for me it's already Classical.
Neuroborean Bluelight Crew Joined Nov 15, 2020 Messages 1,588 Jul 17, 2022 #194 Love the end of this piece, one of the most haunting and otherworldly harmonic progressions ever...
Neuroborean Bluelight Crew Joined Nov 15, 2020 Messages 1,588 Jul 17, 2022 #195 I posted Scarbo from Ravel, played by the amazing Martha Argerich,... but I much prefer Le Gibet sound, much more deep and sublime:
I posted Scarbo from Ravel, played by the amazing Martha Argerich,... but I much prefer Le Gibet sound, much more deep and sublime:
AbbeyLee Bluelighter Joined Dec 24, 2019 Messages 7,660 Location Melbourne, Australia Jul 28, 2022 #196
AbbeyLee Bluelighter Joined Dec 24, 2019 Messages 7,660 Location Melbourne, Australia Jul 28, 2022 #197
AbbeyLee Bluelighter Joined Dec 24, 2019 Messages 7,660 Location Melbourne, Australia Aug 8, 2022 #198 Magic.
AbbeyLee Bluelighter Joined Dec 24, 2019 Messages 7,660 Location Melbourne, Australia Aug 8, 2022 #199
AbbeyLee Bluelighter Joined Dec 24, 2019 Messages 7,660 Location Melbourne, Australia Aug 8, 2022 #200