I liked this so much that I just don’t wanna apply critical thinking to it. It felt right, so it’s right. Don’t ask me any questions about it. Just listen to it. It’s only a few minutes long.
Okay?
I liked this so much that I just don’t wanna apply critical thinking to it. It felt right, so it’s right. Don’t ask me any questions about it. Just listen to it. It’s only a few minutes long.
Okay?
This is fantastic singing, so much sound from such a small group, and this happens to be one of my favorite choral pieces in existence, perhaps my very favorite.
Voces8 blows me away. So smooth. I've been listening to their classical albums on repeat for weeks as I write (their early pop stuff is kind of silly), and Rachmaninoff is a perfect way to show off their skill:
“Take Me to Church,” by the Irish artist Hozier, is a global hit, reaching the number one slot in 12 countries and the top 10 in 21 more. It has gone triple platinum in the U.S. Here's the opening verse: My lover's got humor; She's the giggle at a funeral, Knows...
I just love Philip Glass. The Grid is my favorite piece (followed closely by Renfield and other music written for piano). This is just perfect study/writing music for me:
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I’ll bite! I listened. I have questions. I won’t ask you:-)
“Judgment [discernment] is the precondition of all enjoyment”
Excellent comment. Sounds like the sort of thing Lewis might have said.