I don’t much about them except for this:
It’s not everybody taste, to see classical music done with synthesizers, and this is from back in the 70s, done by a Japanese keyboard genius called “Isao Tomita” and is “Clair de Lune”. I also adore the orchestral version, but this version has a deep, sentimental meaning to me and I never tire of listening to it.
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This is late in the 2nd movement of Anton Bruckner’s No 7, and is, to my view, spectacular. Hint…lean on the volume, for this.
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You won’t get any argument from me. I bought his Snowflakes are Dancing album on the strength of hearing it played at the Reading Festival in 1975. A marvellous album in its entirety.
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One from the late, great, Vangelis
Ah … yes. Tomita-san. I had completely forgotten about this Japanese genius. This is the album that bought him to my attention decades ago:
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I think I’ll have a sandwich…
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Blimming eck…I very nearly applauded with the audience! What a cracking piece of music that is. Must try and find more online.
Thanks for sharing. (I do also love the vocal version.)
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After listening to the 2Cellos I just had to order the deluxe version of their CD/DVD!! Love it.
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Not sure if this is classical but it’s a piano on it’s own.
Not long picked up my 2Cellos cd/dvd combo. Yay…
Some light classical music for me this afternoon.
I long time ago
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