Something relaxing and fun for your Sunday morning enjoyment.
Piano Concerto No.3 composed by Ludwig van Beethoven
Radio France Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Mikko Franck.
With pianist Alice Sara Ott
Enjoy, Jack
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Something relaxing and fun for your Sunday morning enjoyment.
Piano Concerto No.3 composed by Ludwig van Beethoven
Radio France Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Mikko Franck.
With pianist Alice Sara Ott
Enjoy, Jack
Some days you discover something that you never knew existed and it is so beautiful that it blows you away.
It is discoveries like this that make me realize that I’m far too Eurocentric.
Please relax and enjoy these selected pieces from Japan,
Jack
I want to thank Bink for the work he did last year creating a playlist of all of Jace’s Sunday Serendipity selections. He linked to them here
I had bookmarked the link but hadn’t gotten around to playing them until Saturday afternoon when I played them for 5 hours straight, commercial free. I think Bink said there was around 24 hrs worth of music on that list. I truly enjoyed it. Playing that many selections all at once I was able to notice the difference in Jace’s approach and mine. It may have been because he actually knew what he was doing, Me? not so much.
My process for deciding what to play each Sunday is very random and haphazard. It depends on what catches my attention (if anything does) then running with it. This week Felix Mendelssohn popped up in a novel I was reading and so it goes.
Enjoy, Jack
Felix Mendelssohn (1809-1847) – Violin Concerto in E minor, Op. 64 (1844)
Performed by: Gewandhausorchester Leipzig
Soloist: Anne Sophie-Mutter, violin
Something to blow all that Christmas stuff out of your brain and get ready for New Years Eve.
Miles Davis: Blues for Pablo on the Miles Ahead album in 1957.
Blues For Pablo isn’t important enough to have it’s own Wiki page, I ran across it as I do a lot of stuff on youtube, played it and liked it. I hope you do too.
Enjoy, Jack
A little something to start out Christmas week
Enjoy, Jack
And to all you Pagans out there celebrating the winter solstice have a Cool Yule