Share songs or music with me..

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GO86NIh2zyM

Classical music is my first love of music. My mother used to play it all the time and the first time I heard this song, (Ave Maria by Elly Ameling). This always makes me cry, it reminds me of my mother and it's a deeply moving piece of music. My friends laugh at me for listening to classical music, I was bullied at college, but I'll always love it no matter what. 

I’m glad you never yielded to peer pressure on that one. What nourishes the souls will long outlast anything that temporary fellow travellers feel they ‘should’ be into. 

So am I. It brings me so much joy and feelings. I can relax to music, cry to it, even self harm to it. Music is good for the soul as well. What's your favourite song and piece of music? 

Then there's the weirdness of hearing actual vocals from them on this www.youtube.com/watch

Thanks :-)Those childhood touchstones feel so appropriate as 'last things' - bookends.

So good! He checked out after Sky 4 I think, as he started to feels they'd strayed from the classical/pop fusion balance a bit more than was in the original mission statement. But the remaining group still came up with some cool stuff www.youtube.com/watch

That's a beautiful piece of music. Lovely choice and I think I would choose the same. It's scarily perfect.

For not dissimilar reasons to your own. I remember my mother playing this when I was very young, I think I was about three, and feeling some new emotions just from the music alone. Like witnessing the ‘invention’ of melancholy in a way. 

Toccata was one of my dad's favourites. Williams is a tremendous guitarist, I think.

My favourite piece of music is hard to choose with certainty. I think if I knew I was going to die tonight and had to choose one last piece to see me out it would be this… 

https://youtu.be/IRkeem3BtpM

My favourite piece of music is hard to choose with certainty. I think if I knew I was going to die tonight and had to choose one last piece to see me out it would be this… 

https://youtu.be/IRkeem3BtpM

Then there's the weirdness of hearing actual vocals from them on this www.youtube.com/watch

Thanks :-)Those childhood touchstones feel so appropriate as 'last things' - bookends.

So good! He checked out after Sky 4 I think, as he started to feels they'd strayed from the classical/pop fusion balance a bit more than was in the original mission statement. But the remaining group still came up with some cool stuff www.youtube.com/watch

That's a beautiful piece of music. Lovely choice and I think I would choose the same. It's scarily perfect.

For not dissimilar reasons to your own. I remember my mother playing this when I was very young, I think I was about three, and feeling some new emotions just from the music alone. Like witnessing the ‘invention’ of melancholy in a way. 

Toccata was one of my dad's favourites. Williams is a tremendous guitarist, I think.