This piece was our
soundtrack favorite growing up.
(Al, this piece is close to heart ain't it?) This is an 18th century piece by Mozart, altho I think it is relatively short and I wish it was longer. It reminded me of the King Arthur era, where all are white and gay
(gay as in happy, joyous, celebratorious (is that a word?)). And it is so
never-ending-story theme. :) You know what I mean. ;)
So this week I present to you
Greensleeves by
Mozart.
** The first clip is the piece we usually play with the orchestra, and I thought was the original one, or maybe not...I don't know but the second one so reminds me of King Arthur. Dang I want to watch The Tudors.
9 comments:
OMG!!!!! I LOVE THIS PIECE. PERIOD.
LOL. Right?? See whenever I listen to it, it reminds me of you and us and AU. :P OH OMG I got those funky eyelighs pencils...too tempted not to buy it :P
Wahahahah!~!#
That's unrelated to the post Chrys :D
haha i know but i just want you to know!!! ~~~ ^^
Ah, Greensleeves -- such a simple piece, but capable of being so elaborate and beautiful at the same time!
I recently started listening to Oscar Peterson's work (and he did an awful lot), and on one of his albums is a Jazz-piano version of Greensleeves. It's lovely; look it up, if you can find a copy :)
Really? Jazzy? That would be interesting, and be a good piece for my jazz orchestra...ill try to look it up :D Thanks.
Quick google shows this:
http://www.last.fm/music/Oscar+Peterson/_/Greensleeves
Not sure if that's the version I have on my computer tho'.
hmmm...im gonna have to look for a jazzy piano version
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