TheSkySearchers

Something classical.

A piece that was a cornerstone of my repertoire the Rachmaninoff Sonata for Cello and Piano played by two of my favored artists of the new generation:

Hi all. With these scary times that we are all living in now, this song from the past came to my mind. Up next from 1971, here are The Undisputed Truth with Smiling Faces Sometimes:

When you really want to kick back and relax for a few hours.

Everyone needs a bit of 1980 southern rock (according to the crazy half)

05:45
Coffee... yes
Breakfast... yes
Cowbell.... yes

Some of my favorite cacophony

Lookout, kids, it's a theorbo!!

ewomack wrote: ↑Sun Mar 20, 2022 2:02 am Lookout, kids, it's a theorbo!!

Thanks for that. The theorbo is my favorite string instrument that I don't play.

Always liked the music of Two Steps from Hell. Everything they do is quite moving. Here is one of their more epic pieces:

And now for something more mundane.....but beautifully executed:

An accidental juxtaposition of ear worms caused me to realize that in meaning they are somewhat similar.

515bonner wrote: ↑Tue Mar 22, 2022 11:03 pm And now for something more mundane.....but beautifully executed:

Thanks! It reminds me it's about time to rewatch this underrated movie. While, the forces involved are much smaller than the previous post, far from being mundane it is quite ethereal.

Holy Moses it's Tami. She will liven things up.

515bonner wrote: ↑Tue Mar 22, 2022 11:03 pm And now for something more mundane.....but beautifully executed:

I have always enjoyed this piece, just lovely!

Hi all. I am just catching up on here and remembered in early February you folks were into the older swing music. So I found this song, which was sung in the Abbott and Costello movie "Hold That Ghost". And this song is fitting as Martin F (Martin) won the TSS APOD Award today for his great video "Aurora Dream 2". Up next from 1941, here are the Andrews Sisters with Aurora:

Something to go with the sound of rain ...