Provided that you have one, of course. This was always mine. The apropriately named Waltz of the Geese - the Blue Danube..
Where did you first hear your favourite?
Edit: I hate autocorrect sometimes.
Scriabin – Sonate No. 5, Sonate No. 8Satie – Socrate, Gymnopédie No. 2
I searched for them on YouTube. Scriabin I explored after hearing about him, and I fell in love. I read a biography of Satie that named Socrate his masterpiece. I listened; I agreed.
7760688I recognize the first. Don't think I've heard the others.
7760712Satie's Gymnopédie No. 1 you may well have heard. It's very famous. No. 2 is less so, though still well-known.
7760713Nice picks.
Provided that you have one, of course.
This was always mine. The apropriately named Waltz of the Geese - the Blue Danube..
Where did you first hear your favourite?
Edit: I hate autocorrect sometimes.
Scriabin – Sonate No. 5, Sonate No. 8
Satie – Socrate, Gymnopédie No. 2
I searched for them on YouTube. Scriabin I explored after hearing about him, and I fell in love. I read a biography of Satie that named Socrate his masterpiece. I listened; I agreed.
7760688
I recognize the first. Don't think I've heard the others.
7760712
Satie's Gymnopédie No. 1 you may well have heard. It's very famous. No. 2 is less so, though still well-known.
7760713
Nice picks.