MOONLIGHT SERENADE in Puccini Minuet Perfect Music Night

feb 28 am hours 11

Chopin kusc feb 28 cozy polonaise

heavy and ice-cold drops of water fell at regular intervals upon his breast, and when I drew his attention to those drops of water which were actually falling at regular intervals upon the roof, he denied having heard them. He was even vexed at what I translated by imitative harmony…. His genius was full of mysterious harmonies of nature, translated by sublime equivalents into his musical thought, and not by a servile repetition of external sounds.http://thesmartset.com/article/article02151101.aspx


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2N0kUdxe8I

19 feb kusc

	12:40 am  Adalbert Gyrowetz: Symphony No. 2 London Mozart Players / Matthias Bamert Chandos 9791 http://www.arkivmusic.com/classical/Playlist?source=KUSC&composer=Adalbert%20Gyrowetz&work=Symphony%20No.%202&label=Chandos&catalog=9791

this ladies site

here, stoops an angel gathering falling flowers in a basket, flowers that fall from somewhere we
http://ornamental.typepad.com/ornamental/2009/10/index.htm 
 can't see at all

Kusc Feb 18 11

2:06 am	Felix Mendelssohn: Athalia: Overture
		Bamberg Symphony Orchestra / Claus Peter Flor

Cavelight Studio Bach: Six Sonatas

Bach Sonata N0. 1 Sublime KUSC dreamed of musical moment

Johann Sebastian Bach: Sonata No. 1
	bunny note: Knotts Baroque	make happen	has long held note like in Truman Show sea scene		Kim Kashkashian, viola Keith Jarrett, harpsichord
	and truman show like piano composed of thudding heartbeats

Power / Warren-Green, London Chamber Orchestra

http://www.arkivmusic.com/classical/Playlist?source=KUSC&composer=Nick%20Bicat&work=Under%20the%20Eye%20of%20Heaven%3A%20Enigma&label=Virgin&catalog=91199




Under the Eye of Heaven: The Enigma by Nick Bicat 

Facades by Philip Glass

Works For Wind Orchestra / Royal Northern College Of Music

http://www.arkivmusic.com/classical/Playlist?source=KUSC&composer=Percy%20Grainger&work=Faeroe%20Island%20Dance%20and%20Country%20Gardens&label=Chandos&catalog=9549


I was fascinated that the Faeroe Island Dance in this late band version of 1954 has a pivoting ostinato for horns that echoes the opening of Vaughan Williams’s Fifth Symphony, before launching into the dance proper with echoes of The Rite of Spring. The merry King is hardly merry at all, with a ruminative part for piano, a setting of a folk-song which Grainger collected in 1905 in the then evidently rural setting of Wimbledon!