eeeeee music nerdery excitement
the melbourne symphony orchestra has this shared concert program with the youth orchestra i play in and i’m playing in it this year
which means apparently my audition last year was like… alright
now all i have to do is convince one of the mso cellists to be my teacher…
Pierre Monteux, London Symphony Orchestra, 1962
Ma mère l’oye (1912), “XI: Sixième tableau - Le jardin féerique”
i legit started tearing up when we rehearsed this in orchestra
i have one of those 1/32 size violins from when i was 3
Taking a break from Prokofiev
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German Dances, K. 602: No. 2 in F major, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart; Ensemble Wien
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I have an unhealthy obsession with Rachmaninov.
i think stringed instruments inspire so much emotional response because the sound they make is real similar to the human voice. its like yr being sung to in a language you can’t understand, like when you were in the womb and heard people talking
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I’m really enjoying this piece that i’m playing.
Sicilienne - von Paradis
Jacqueline du Pré
favourite <3
Steven Isserlis
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Sicilienne, Op. 78
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Sicilienne, Op 78 - Gabriel Fauré
Cello: Steven Isserlis
Piano: Pascal DevoynonA beautiful piece of cello music, now staple repertoire for cello and flute!
classic killing in A# minor
yes
che bella.
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Lord Of The Rings cover, by The Piano Guys
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Johann Sebastian Bach, Cello suite No. V, BWV 1011: I. Prélude
[Anner Bylsma]
absolute bestest Bach prelude :) you have to tune down the A string to a G which gives a whole different tone and look if that’s not exciting to a musician idk what is
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