Lote-Tree's Fan Club

[Lote-Tree]

Hm, Lote, I find a completely new side of you here. From your um, er, sometimes a wee bit weird posts ( no offence) I wouldn't have thought you had such an exquisite taste of classical music. They're all masterpieces.

He he No offence taken. I would not call it weird but amusing besides those threads are better than counting to 10,000

And I think you're quite right that music has to work for you, that is, touch your heart.

Yes. Absolutely!

They hold that music must be a challenge for the intellect. For example, they don't love Bach because of the feelings his music creates but for the intricate fugues - which, as an amateur, I don't understand, of course.

Music is about feelings. If want an intellectual puzzle - then Rubiks cube is for you

Here' another one that you may like: Smetana, Die Moldau (Vlatava?)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LlLPL...eature=related

Yes. Thats an excellent piece too

[TheFifthElement]

I'm impressed with your taste Lote, this :

4. Rodrigo - "Concerto De Aranjuez"

The fourth in the list is by the blind Spanish composer Rodrigo and is called "Concerto De Aranjuez". It is a brilliant piece of music. When I hear it I am standing in a lush green field. There is a gentle breeze that dances with flowers. The sky is delphenium blue. My eyes scans the horizons, climbs the gentle slopes of the distant mountains, and then travels along the streams with sparkling waters. And then it comes the final. The melody lifts me up in it's warm embrace towards the cloudless sky - higher and higher and the it gently brings me down to the earth again...

is pure Beauty - I have it on my ipod and when I listen to it, I'm somewhere else.

[SleepyWitch]

2. Beethoven's - "Moonlight Sonata"

The second on this list is by Ludwig Van Beethoven and is called “Moonlight Sonata. It was composed in the summer of 1801 and was dedicated to Countess Giulietta Gucciardi to whom Beethoven had an unrequited love. And there is also speculative story that goes something like this: Beethoven loved someone so deeply that he referred to this person in his letters as his “Immortal Beloved”. The music may have been borne out of that or something else or it is as some Beethoven Scholars speculate a lament for the dead. Perhaps it is. Perhaps it's not. Either way the music is moving both for the lament for the dead and for the pain of the unrequited love.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQVeaIHWWck

this is so sad. it made me think of unrequited love even before I read your description

[Sweets America]

this is so sad. it made me think of unrequited love even before I read your description

Yes, this Moonlight Sonata has always made me feel sad too.

[Lote-Tree]

I'm impressed with your taste Lote, this :
is pure Beauty - I have it on my ipod and when I listen to it, I'm somewhere else.

Why thank you Supreme Being And yes that piece of music is pure beauty. From the first note of the guitar I am transported into a another world...

this is so sad. it made me think of unrequited love,,,

Yes me too when I first heard it.

[TheFifthElement]

Why thank you Supreme Being And yes that piece of music is pure beauty. From the first note of the guitar I am transported into a another world...

Of course you are the Champion of all Things Relating to Beauty, so I should have expected it.

[Lote-Tree]

Of course you are the Champion of all Things Relating to Beauty, so I should have expected it.

But Supreme Being are you not Champion of All things Beautiful?

or do you Champion all things Ugly and nudists ;-)

[TheFifthElement]

But Supreme Being are you not Champion of All things Beautiful?

or do you Champion all things Ugly and nudists ;-)

No I am simply Champion of All Things.

Beauty is your specialism and I have learned, over the years, to allow the experts to champion their causes.

[Lote-Tree]

No I am simply Champion of All Things.

Even Ugliness?

[LadyW]

Sir Lance-Lote!
I absolutely adore your little picture.
Is that you going about your daily business?
"Just popping into tesco love "

[Lote-Tree]

Sir Lance-Lote!
I absolutely adore your little picture.

Bueno! I just love the blue ;-)

Is that you going about your daily business?

Yes. Out to save lots of "Damsel-In-Distress"

"Just popping into tesco love "

Sometimes you have no chocie but joust those Book Whacker people who bring 18 items on a 10 item or less checkout!

[LadyW]

Bueno! I just love the blue ;-)

Yes blue is deffinitely your colour, very fetching

Yes. Out to save lots of "Damsel-In-Distress"

I think they'd be in less danger left alone as opposed to being saved by yourself there Lote I kid.

Sometimes you have no chocie but joust those Book Whacker people who bring 18 items on a 10 item or less checkout!

Book whacker people...
As in, there's more than one!?
Never. I am the only one.

[Lote-Tree]

I think they'd be in less danger left alone as opposed to being saved by yourself there Lote I kid.

Still they could admire shiny lance

Book whacker people...
As in, there's more than one!?
Never. I am the only one.

Yes. I imagine a whole brood of them...like the Spiders in the Forbidden Forests in Hogwarts

[LadyW]

Yes. I imagine a whole brood of them...like the Spiders in the Forbidden Forests in Hogwarts

I am distraught...
I thought I was the only book whacker...
Ruined I tell you, ruined!
Okay new career move, any ideas?

[TheFifthElement]

Even Ugliness?

Life is balance, contrast. Without Ugliness there could not be Beauty.