Aram Khachaturian arr. Aleksey Krasavin - Sabre Dance

Mozart - Symphony No. 25 In G Minor  K. 183 (complete)

George Frideric Handel (1685–1759) was a great German composer, famous for his operas, concertos, and oratorios (church music). One of his most famous compositions is "Sarabande in D Minor". "Sarabande" means "slow dance" and is one of my favorite music parts. This is my first effort to make a remake of a classical work, using both ambient and chillout elements.

Sarabande

Official page

Sarabande (George Frideric Handel) - 2010 remix

A set of classical guitar ensemble pieces by students of the Bangalore School of Music. 

- Arjun, Sriram, Satish, Siddharth, Shishir, Robby 

Check out the entire Album here:
http://www.reverbnation.com/arjunshounak/album/84469-classical-guitar-duetstriosquartets

G. Bizet- Habanera from Carmen - Arjun, Sriram, Robby, Siddharth

Brahms Hungarian Dance No 5 arranged for string quartet. The sheet music available at www.musicforstrings.com

Brahms Hungarian Dance 5 string quartet

Johann Sebastian Bach: Violin Concerto in A minor, BWV 1041

Thomas Gould, violin
Senesino Players

Johann Sebastian Bach: Violin Concerto in A minor: 1.

Grieg - Peer Gynt Suite No. 1 - III. Anitra's Dance

Magdeburger Philarmonie Orchester
Kimbo Ishii- Eto -Conductor
Hale Soner- Soprano
Susanna Drexl- Mezzo
Ilja Werger - Tenor
Kartal Karagedik - Bariton


Beethoven 9th Symphony- Finale- O FREUNDE NICHT DIESE TÖNE

Short version: 
Please support me with a few dollars - or just 50 cents... ! 
(There's no such amount as "too small"! Anything, really.) 
www.paypal.com/paypalme/toseethesun 

Details: 
Hey guys and girls, ladies and gentlemen, I'm really glad that so many of you like this ! Every week 4-6 people share this recording of mine, and many more people give me a "like" (without sharing).  This feels great, thank you !   

If you - on top of this - would also consider giving me (sending me) 1 dollar, or even a dime, a quarter... only a tiny little amount that you feel comfortable with... the change that you would give to a homeless person on the street... then I could continue to make a living as a musician. Nothing is "too small" !!! 

Because , you know, when I must do "something else" to pay the bills (something that I do only for the money, no vocation whatsoever), then this takes away my precious (and limited) Time, and during the hours of this type of "survival work"  I obviously cannot practice, I cannot make new recordings, cannot prepare the projects in my head or on the computer, cannot fix a cable, etc.   After work I'm tired,  for even trying to sit down with my instruments... I just take a shower, eat something, sleep... and the next day it starts over.  Which is totally normal for so many of you - we both know what hard work is!  But the day consists of only 24 hours for me as well.  Then some of you may 'suggest' "okay, then don't sleep so much  ;-) " ! As if I'd be a robot.. but I'm a human being.  You know, the nature of artistic creation is such, that it needs a tranquil and well-rested mind - and the same is true, for instance, when I drive a car, or when I fly an aircraft.  If I try to live 2-3 lives at the same time, sooner or later something (or someone) would suffer... 

Anyway, I'm asking  EACH AND EVERY ONE OF YOU who tends to like this recording of mine, to send me at least a ridiculously small amount.  I mean, is 1 dollar too much to ask?  No worries, then please send me 50 cents !  If  1000 people would send me three or four dollars  each month, I could spend all my time with what I REALLY want to do - for instance continuing the production of this recording, the Summer, then Autumn/Fall... And I have many (MANY !) more project ideas in my head. But my beautiful instrument often just rests at home while I have to do "something else"... 

On this particular recording that you just liked and/or shared: 
Zoltan Lengyel (myself) on church organ, with Berthold Oppitz on violin. 

And most certainly you're welcome to check the other recordings of this same page, too  ! (They were made with the same artistical standards.)

More of my musical "outputs" (concert recordings, improvisations, my music) at www.toseethesun.com

Vivaldi - Four Seasons - Spring

02. Schubert - Standchen (Serenade)

Brise napolitaine - Jean Peyronnin & Pierre Vetesse
Valse des bergers - Tiennet Simonnin

Mathilde Lacaze : violon
Antoine Leclercq : guitare
Ludovic Rio : accordéon chromatique

http://triolam.free.fr

Beethoven 9th Symphony- Finale- O FREUNDE NICHT DIESE TÖNE

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