I don't remember seeing a guy pole dancing, so here are two of them. π
(As I said, don't take me seriously these days.)
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For all those who have a special degree of craziness that gets liberated by music, have a great weekend! (The final scene from "Another Round"; Scarlet Pleasure - "What a life")
A weird thought that I have:
Metallica sang "Whiskey in The Jar" as a tribute to Thin Lizzy.
End-of-summer suggestion:
On September 6, Vienna Open Air Opera. It's free, and you should go if you're around.
Well, today France lost DJ Kavinsky (Vincent Belorgey). Some of you might know him from the iconic opening of the movie Drive with his song Nightcall. RIP
A short moment with Luka Coetzee playing Allemande from Bach's 6th Suite.
A fine moment from Tomorrowland:
I just got this from a friend, and I have to share it with you. While I know Indira Paganotto, I know nothing about Harald Barrett (or his band, Imminence). Anyway, if you're into club music and some Rock, enjoy!
Something next to perfection, Valentina Lisitsa playing Liszt's Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2. πππππ
Absolutely beautiful!
I didn't watch Money Heist, but I enjoyed this a lot, the monks cracked me up. π
(Umberto Tozzi's "Ti Amo")
Today's afternoon espresso went very well, accompanied by Vilde Frang playing Ernst's Grand Caprice (after Schubert's "Der ErlkΓΆnig"). β
Have a fine day!
I'm having some mixed feelings about this. In the end, it's a very French way, so here we go with cello & pole dancing.
Chi G D (cello) & Cay Izumi (pole)
Tonight, for a bit of weekend fun, I recommend to you Jimmy Brown and his latest album, "I urinated on a butterfly".
I always assume that you're way younger, so there's that. That being said, I don't know if someone used to be a Depeche Mode fan in the previous millennium, but today I present to you (in a fun note) the Temu Depeche Mode. π»
A short history page with Paco de LucΓa playing "Tico Tico". (1967)
Eva Zavaro performing Saint-SaΓ«ns' "Danse Macabre" with Orchestre de Paris, directed by Julien Masmondet.
Sidenote: It was inspired by a poem by Henri Cazalis and the medieval legend of "Dance of the Death". Initially, it was written as a simple song, and only later transformed into a symphonic masterpiece.
I've just created a new account where I post art at least once a day. I had some headaches with it, but now it should work just fine. Enjoy! π₯
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A few moments with Nadine Sierra in La Traviata. πππ
It's summer, and Vivaldi made even a soundtrack for it. It's only fitting to choose a post from Vienna Concert House, where there are proper summer storms these days.
Today, I prefer to end the day again on a fun note, bringing a bit of hope to all the old sexy men out there! ππ₯
The one and only, the most Spanish Belgian, Pablo Andres & "Sexy moustache"
For this afternoon, I propose to enjoy an espresso with Nina Simone's calming voice and "I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel To Be Free". (Montreux, 1976)