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Classical music [Youtube Clips]
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What happened?
What happened to Saint-Saens' Oratorio de Noel? I posted it here a couple days ago, got a couple thank yous, then it suddenly disappeared. It was several movements in a playlist. Are playlists forbidden? I searched for rules regarding this matter and could find none.
What happened to Saint-Saens' Oratorio de Noel? I posted it here a couple days ago, got a couple thank yous, then it suddenly disappeared. It was several movements in a playlist. Are playlists forbidden? I searched for rules regarding this matter and could find none.
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Merry Christmas, haiducii and everyone at GH.
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Debussy: Clair de Lune, London Symphony Orchestra, Stanley Black, HD
Victor Borge Clair De Lune
January 3rd, 1989. Victor Borges 80th birthday celebration at Wolf Trap in Virginia and he performs Debussys Clair De Lune. Its great....enjoy!!
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Some Chinese classical music.
No, I'm not going to give you some super talented Chinese pianist or violonist playing Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert or Bach.
This small series of posts will be classics from the Chinese tradition, played on distinctly Chinese and very ancient instruments.
Guqin.
Let's start with one of the oldest instruments with about 3000 years of history, the Guqin, one of several Chinese zither instruments.
No, I'm not going to give you some super talented Chinese pianist or violonist playing Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert or Bach.
This small series of posts will be classics from the Chinese tradition, played on distinctly Chinese and very ancient instruments.
Guqin.
Let's start with one of the oldest instruments with about 3000 years of history, the Guqin, one of several Chinese zither instruments.
gorgik9
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Chinese classics 4.
Erhu.
The erhu is a member of the very large instrument family called Huqin, which is the family of spike fiddles with its important role in the music of Central Asia, Mongolia, China and different parts of South East Asia.
Erhu.
The erhu is a member of the very large instrument family called Huqin, which is the family of spike fiddles with its important role in the music of Central Asia, Mongolia, China and different parts of South East Asia.