Emotional music
Discussion
Has anyone ever found a piece of music that has brought them to tears for no apparent reason.I think we can probably all think of a tune or song that was around during a significant moment in our lives.In my case it was in the living years by Mike and the mechanics when my dad died in 1988 and one more light by Linkin Park when my mum lost her fight with Alzheimer's in 2020.I am thinking more of a random tune or song with no significance to any event or moment in your life.
I have just found such a tune and it comes from of all places Doctor who and is called Song of Freedom.Just wondered if anybody else has had this or am i finally becoming the old git my wife sometimes calls me as i am only a couple of weeks away from 71.
I have just found such a tune and it comes from of all places Doctor who and is called Song of Freedom.Just wondered if anybody else has had this or am i finally becoming the old git my wife sometimes calls me as i am only a couple of weeks away from 71.
One of my favourite Floyd tunes is Shine On You Crazy Diamond (the part on side 1 of Wish You Were Here). When playing along on guitar with a backing track, the opening is really tricky because it's in free time driven by guitar changes. With a backing track it's driven by chord changes from the keyboard so you have to second-guess which notes to play and when.
Anyway.
About a month ago, I loaded up the backing track on YT and concentrated. Nailed the timings on the free-timed intro, and from then it just flowed. I'll admit that when I got to the G minor chord breakdown, the room was somewhat dusty......
Anyway.
About a month ago, I loaded up the backing track on YT and concentrated. Nailed the timings on the free-timed intro, and from then it just flowed. I'll admit that when I got to the G minor chord breakdown, the room was somewhat dusty......
Andrea Bocelli - Time to say goodbye
Also Amazing Grace too
This was amazing - he sang this outside the Milan cathedral/Duomo during COVID. What is usually congested and packed as empty and it shows all the big cities also empty
https://youtu.be/bpXwOSHTwsY?is=aB4Gk-MwyquNykS4
I remember watching this during lockdown and thought we'd never return to normal as it was all so bleak
Also Amazing Grace too
This was amazing - he sang this outside the Milan cathedral/Duomo during COVID. What is usually congested and packed as empty and it shows all the big cities also empty
https://youtu.be/bpXwOSHTwsY?is=aB4Gk-MwyquNykS4
I remember watching this during lockdown and thought we'd never return to normal as it was all so bleak
Never have I got so emotional about a ball of string!
Moving on by James, video is wonderful!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aWPgJkOdUZU&li...
Moving on by James, video is wonderful!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aWPgJkOdUZU&li...
I can t say i ve ever been brought to tears but Public Service Broadcasting made an album based on the life of Amelia Earhart and the final track (Howland) is extremely moving with the original recordings of the pilot to ground control conversations woven into the music.
https://youtu.be/XMWFUGI2Gd4?is=wretnlWSj5kmA06J
https://youtu.be/XMWFUGI2Gd4?is=wretnlWSj5kmA06J
oldagepensioner said:
Thanks for this absolutely beautiful.I have heard it before used during the telling of the story of the unknown warrior but didn't know what it was called.
All that's missing is a voiceover at the end by Morgan Freeman saying that hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things.
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