Classical music

[Gwylan]

I lived in Hillside all my childhood days and never saw this, is it a recent addition ?

It was there when I was growing up, so it was definitely there in the late 70s (it's how I knew he lived in Hillside). It may have been removed since, I haven't been that way for a while.

EDIT. Apparently it's still there

 

[OzMike]

It was there when I was growing up, so it was definitely there in the late 70s (it's how I knew he lived in Hillside). It may have been removed since, I haven't been that way for a while.

EDIT. Apparently it's still there
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I was probably more interested in football and girls at the time.

 

[Gritt23]

I love a bit of classical.

I'm listening to it now at work. Always seems to be the right balance between enjoyable relaxing music, but not so invasive that it distracts me from my work.

 

[Weststander]

Composed in 1914, to me the piece is evocative of our beautiful countryside and possibly the looming war at that time.

 

[OzMike]

My favourite cello piece, I am teaching myself to play this on a saxophone, should raise an eyebrow or two when it is ready.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=PCicM6i59_I

 

[Weststander]

I love a bit of classical.

I'm listening to it now at work. Always seems to be the right balance between enjoyable relaxing music, but not so invasive that it distracts me from my work.

I listen to relaxing classical music whilst working from home, a relaxing start to the day.

But not the crescendo within the 1812 Overture!

 

[Is it PotG?]

Been mentioned before, but Island Songs by Ólafur Arnalds, modern classical by the experimental Icelandic genius. This album was done one song a week travelling arounf rural Iceland. Stunning.