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I dont have anyone I can really share this with IRL who would fully appreciate how EXCELLENT this performance is so I hope through the tags this gets to the right people.
Absolutely incredible playing here, and I like that the arrangement is also giving the Lead Voice to different people across the score so everyone gets a chance to shine!
like idk if this makes sense to anyone else but Anitra’s Dance sounds exactly how the wind feels like
Anitra's Dance (Simply Romantic Era) [Early Intermediate Piano Tutorial]
(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4mdTgI02cg)
This is the piece I did my Final Project on for Music Theory.
My final project in Music Theory.
Anitra's Dance. Illustrated by Arthur Rackham. Peer Gynt. A Dramatic Poem by Henrik Ibsen. Henrik Ibsen. George G. Harrap & Co., Limited 1936.
"PEER [His eyes following Anitra during the dance.]
Legs as nimble as drumsticks fitting. She's a dainty morsel indeed, that wench! It's true she has somewhat extravagant contours,-- Not quite in accord with the norms of beauty. But what is beauty? A mere convention,-- A coin made current by time and place..."
The Galactic Light Orchestra - Anitra's Dance, from the album Time Travellers Galaxis, released in Germany 1974 on Polydor.
