classical music

Torture only gets unreliable answers. Beating your opponent fairly and without question, forces respect. Fear inspires to last so long. But fair and square beating downs ends the fight, unless the opponent is psychotic. Most terrorists are. (Source: https://www.youtube.com/)

pretty-in-black-hoe: bellexbeni: papipatois: forreverloved: peanutbutterandjeri: blackmabari: himynameisrollin: daydreamerofyesterday: amanidenae: coldest-ichi: amanidenae: I really wanna know if this is true. It is. Beethoven was black as well. They referred to us as moores back then. They paint greatness white so we can be casted out of history as how great we truly are. It’s a damnContinue reading

Some young fans were discussing about Lord Byron and the Byronic Hero as defined as: Byronic hero definition. A kind of hero found in several of the works of Lord Byron. Like Byron himself, a Byronic hero is a melancholy and rebellious young man, distressed by a terrible wrong he committed in the past. (source)Continue reading

Although for many years after her death Clara Schumann was not widely recognized as a composer, as a pianist she made an impression which lasts until today. She was one of the first pianists to perform from memory, making that the standard for concertizing. Trained by her father to play by ear and to memorize,Continue reading

getthrawnin: getthrawnin: Something that Thrawn would chill out to. “Symphony No. 5 C-Sharp Minor: IV Adagietto” by Gustav Mahler. Now how about when you listen to this piece by Gustav Mahler? One of my favorites in classical music (Source: https://www.youtube.com/)

A 1924 song written by Isham Jones, and lyrics by Gus Kahn. This version by Doris Day in 1951. Tho’ the days are long, Twilight sings a song, Of the happiness that used to be; Soon my eyes will close, Soon I’ll find repose, And in dreams you’re always near to me. [Chorus]I’ll See YouContinue reading