Classical?

[sub92loyill]

For those who aren't afraid to say they dig good classical music, this performance in unreal.

Enjoy:
Gustavo Dudamel leads El Sistema's top youth orchestra | Video on TED.com

Edit: By the way, TED.com has lots of interesting videos with some intelligent ideas. Its a very good time killer.

 

[greenstang1313]

I'll check it out when I get home. I put on the classical station in my car at least a couple times a week. Love cruising in the Lincoln listening to mozart or bach.

I see your from Boston, 99.5 FM is a great station for classical.:rolling:

 

[sub92loyill]

I'll check it out when I get home. I put on the classical station in my car at least a couple times a week. Love cruising in the Lincoln listening to mozart or bach.

I see your from Boston, 99.5 FM is a great station for classical.:rolling:

Hell yea, you're right. That station is initially what turned me on to classical; I heard Paganini's 24th and was hooked.

 

[66speed]

That was very good.

I love listening to Bach, Vivaldi, Mozart, etc..

 

[gump]

excellent!

nothing beats classical when it comes to study time. I don't have the proof on me, but studies have been shown that doing school work while listening to classical enhances & improves grades.

I'll listen to it while driving down the road even.

 

[James Snover]

That was awesome. I'm speechless, and glad that this kind of talent is coming up in the music world. The performance was flawless.

I've been listening to a lot of Vince Guarldi lately, especially the "Charlie Brown Suite & Other Favorites" cd. Who knew he had ever spun out the Charlie Brown theme into a symphony?

Thanks for posting that link, OP.

Jim Snover