Gustav Holst (1874-1934) - String Trio
Bochmann Trio :
Michael Bochmann, Carol Hubel Allen, David Powell
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Gustav Holst (1874-1934) - String Trio
Bochmann Trio :
Michael Bochmann, Carol Hubel Allen, David Powell
sketchbook post #3
i got the idea for this one while listening to Saturn from Holst’s “The Planets”. the tragedy of dignified collapse.
Thought I might put yall on some peak 😛
Today's Mental Playlist
"The Planets, Op. 32: II. Venus" by Gustav Holst
"Gymnopédie No. 1" by Erik Satie**
"Mii Maker" from Tomodachi Life
"O Magnum Mysterium" (Gregorian Chant; some specific arrangement I can't find rn)
"Everybody's Got A Song" by Andrew Peterson
mashup of "Hay Libertad" by Art Aguilera and "Hong Kong 2046" by Hong Kong Express
"Title Screen" from Wii Sports
"Manifesto" by The City Harmonic**
"Holy Spirit Come" by Patrick Mayberry
"Main Theme" from Tetris
"In The Navy" by Village People
"Luigi Circuit - Mario Circuit" from Mario Kart Wii
"Macintosh Plus 2k17" by Yung Frown**
**These songs looped the most
holst: the planets
hello everyone! i am a big nerd at heart, and one of the things i love "nerding out" about is the holst planets symphony. for this reason, i've decided to make a series of post going in depth about each of those pieces and how i personally interpret them! i feel like this is a very niche but yet very interesting topic, so i hope that whoever decides to read it finds it as fascinating as i do!
finished posts: mars: the bringer of war
At my moms work today and someone’s kids were watching bluey. anyways, I hear Jupiter playing??? It’s literally in bluey? I didn’t know bluey was peak ☝️☝️☝️
he quite literally does not miss on any of these