2librorumamans
>1 clammer:
I largely agree with you, although when choreographed it can be a powerful experience. I'm thinking of Torvill and Dean's perfect skate at the 1984 Winter Olympics or Béjart's ballet.
Two works that I became sick of hearing many years ago:
Bach's Toccata and Fugue in d minor BWV 565 and
Vivaldi's Four Seasons
I largely agree with you, although when choreographed it can be a powerful experience. I'm thinking of Torvill and Dean's perfect skate at the 1984 Winter Olympics or Béjart's ballet.
Two works that I became sick of hearing many years ago:
Bach's Toccata and Fugue in d minor BWV 565 and
Vivaldi's Four Seasons
4lilithcat
Borodin's Polovtsian Dances and anything else that I cannot hear without some Broadway lyrics or Disney cartoon entering my brain.
5Marissa_Doyle
Beethoven's Ninth Symphony. I just can't. Oddly, I rather like the Choral Fantasy.
6haydninvienna
Nearly everything by Wagner. Possible exception: the Siegfried Idyll (although I do wonder why it wasn’t called the Cosima Idyll).
