Anyone Into Classical Music?
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Not per se ...I prefer modernised classic these days....
Right Time, Right Place, I can get into Vivaldi, The Four Seasons...
I love violin music, but my tastes run towards it being accompanied by a guitar, banjo, and a bass.
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Sure....but like Jr Brown betta 
Actually, I do like classical music and have had a neighbor call the cops on me because it was being played too loud in my shop more than once! The cops laughed because they had never been called on such a thing before lol!
Actually, I do like classical music and have had a neighbor call the cops on me because it was being played too loud in my shop more than once! The cops laughed because they had never been called on such a thing before lol!
Not per se ...I prefer modernised classic these days....
Sometime after he played this I saw him on TV with a translucent guitar filled with water and two goldfish in it playing this number.
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To see an orchestra live is an amazing event. I saw Trans-Siberian Orchestra 3 times, and they never disappoint.
Here are some Classics snippets performed by the "Horn Guy" ....
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Not sure what to say about that one!Here are some Classics snippets performed by the "Horn Guy" ....
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Symphony Orchestral performances, live and in person, are the stuff of memories, balm for the soul and a reaffirmation that you are alive. The New Years Concert Live from the Opera House in Vienna, Austria is always a favorite. The National Orchestras are always good. Particularly Holland, Sweden, and London, England. Two of my favorites, and I listen often, are The Peter Gunn theme and Bolero. This performance of Bolero in London is exceptional in my opinion. It's frustrating that You Tube felt the need to interrupt it twice but there it is. Never the less, the individual performances of many of the members are spectacular. This is one where you will want to have headphones, a quiet room, no interruptions by others and turn it up as loud as you can stand it to be. lay back in an easy chair and close your eyes. Just feel the notes and the flow of the piece. Go with it, let it take your spirit away. When it's done you should be worn out but euphoric. THAT"S Symphonic sound. That's the exhilaration in the power of great music. Then listen again, and watch the players...enjoy!! Ghost.
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Peter Gunn is classical music?
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Hmm... well, lets see. performed by men in tuxedos...check. Using wind instruments and percussion? check. performed in an orchestra shell ? check. No singing....?check....audience? check. QATAR Philharmonic Brass? check...
Sounds like classical to me. New classical perhaps, but there you have it.
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Don't forget ELECTRIC guitar.
Mancini himself said the tune comes from rock and roll and jazz.
Mancini himself said the tune comes from rock and roll and jazz.
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Not per se ...I prefer modernised classic these days....
Love this song . . . think it's great . . .
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