"The Phantom of the Opera"
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"The Phantom of the Opera"
I think I was severely intoxicated when I put this on the curriculum and I apologize to my past and future selves that it turned out so popular. Damn you, Webber.
It is a bit distracting, however. And thoroughly compelling on cello.
We just played an educational concert with Sorcerer's Apprentice and HARRY POTTER!!!!!!
HERE IT IS. The full version of my arrangement of David Bowies masterpiece “Life on Mars?”. Enjoy! <3
Rudolf Matz (1901-1988) - Quartet in D Minor for Four Violoncellos:
I. Allegro 00:00 II. Intermezzo 06:34 III. Menuetto 11:40 IV. Assai Drammatico 14:47 V. Finale in Modo Rustico 18:30
cello I - Jakub Lemanski; cello II - Milosz Mirowski; cello III - Pawel Mirowski; cello IV - Jakub Nowak
Rudolf Matz (1901-1988) : Cello Quartet in d minor: 1. Allegro
Gorazd Strlič, Nikolaj Sajko, Božo Šulić, Zsofi Klacsmann, cellos
without it
where am i
and who are you
who i can’t reach
who i can’t even touch
.who knows where
i’d be without
longing for you
Download file | Play in new window | Duration: 4:08
REVERIES 20 #10 “without longing” was originally published on Luke Janela