Psience Quest

I heard an edited version of this concert recently on the radio. I like the sound of the cimbalom, and the music is suitably chosen and/or arranged to  suit that instrument.



My favourite so far is the hora at about 44:11. Sends shivers through me!

Includes:

Quote:1.La Campanella - Niccolo Paganini (1:54) 2.Introducție și rondo capriccioso - Camille Saint-Saens (6:55) 3.Minor Swing - Django Reinhardt & Stephane Grapelli (18:38) 4.Bossa Dorado - Dorado Schmitt (23:42) 5.Tears - Django Reinhardt (27:32) 6.Got a match - Chick Corea (31:13) 7.Bulgăraș de ghiață rece - muzica populara/text - George Topârceanu (36:42) 8.Hora lăutăreasca, Geamparale și Brâu - Sandu Sura (44:11) 9.Hai Buzău, Buzău (50:50) 10.Tinerețe, dulce tinerețe - muzica Sandu Sura și Veronica Ungureanu/text Veronica Ungureanu și Viorica Lupu (54:30) 11.Hora și Breaza - Toni Iordache (57:35) 12.Cântec de dragoste și Joc Bănățean - Sandu Sura (1:03:15) 13.Picături de untdelemn (1:10:03)

(2018-07-31, 02:06 PM)Typoz Wrote: [ -> ]I heard an edited version of this concert recently on the radio. I like the sound of the cimbalom, and the music is suitably chosen and/or arranged to  suit that instrument.



My favourite so far is the hora at about 44:11. Sends shivers through me!

Includes:

Quite the performance, especially considering he doesn't appear  to be referencing  any sheet music.

Due to my current learning of German, I started listening to German songs... and found a good band E Nomine, with songs being a mixture of German and Latin. Some of their music brings associations with Enigma... at least for me. Listen for yourself:

(2018-08-06, 06:22 PM)Vortex Wrote: [ -> ]Some of their music brings associations with Enigma... at least for me.

Yep, I get an Enigma vibe from them too.

(2018-08-06, 08:35 PM)Laird Wrote: [ -> ]Yep, I get an Enigma vibe from them too.

Well, this one has an especially clear Enigma-style theme:





Yet their music is in fact quite diverse - it can be much more active and rhytmic, as in here:





And one more good song from them:





Well, this is enough... Will provide all here with some more music, when I find it.

I love this song. Marcus Miller playing bass!

We can see God in Marcus when he plays this...the cheeky smirk while playing the intro. 

Makes me happy.

To mark the 100th anniversary of the armistice in Europe, here's a poignant reminder of the barbarity, depravity and utter futility of war: