Apr 23
Pergolesi : Stabat Mater, on the turntable this morning
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Pergolesi : Stabat Mater, on the turntable this morning
Still learning to work with loose strokes. His crimson eye caught me first.
Arietta (Se tu m'a'mi) by Pergolesi.
Bitches be like, “I don’t have a type!” when their camera roll is filled with portraits of insultingly beautiful people who died of tuberculosis in their twenties and left a lasting influence on music and pop culture despite being completely unknown to the average person.
(It’s me. I’m bitches.)
Cor ardens.
Okay but Pergolesi's Stabat Mater actually goes so hard. The incredibly slow opening and the overlap of only two voices? Literally perfection. I have embraced it. I am a stan. Sorry to the Council of Trent <3
Giovanni Battista Pergolesi (1710-36) - Sinfonia for Cello and Basso continuo in F-Major, IV. Presto. Performed by Jennifer Morsches, cello, and Florilegium on period instruments.
Veja "Pergolesi - Salve Regina in f/c Minor {Autograph score}" no YouTube
