The Maestro

"I'll be waiting"
I finished biology, and am now here for you. By the way, you're splendid at keeping your anonymity on your youtube page

Yeah I'll steamychat you later tonight if you feel like it.

Thanks! Actually, it is based on a couple of things. I've never been to Venice or anywhere that has the atmosphere I'm describing. When I was 10 I saw some sort of Pokemon movie. I didn't like it that much, but in the middle of the film I saw that setting of a small garden with pools and marble figures covered in moss and it stuck to me. Then, I saw Castle in the Sky. Holy shit. The titular place was 98% of my dream. Plus I had multiple dreams on the subject. I have crazy dreams about a ton of things, including a couple of pretty good possible film stories. Have you had any dreams that you remembered clearly, or you wanted to have again?

Venus by Holst. It is one of the few musical pieces where I go to a very specific place in my head when I hear it. I think of a so called Venetian paradise: an overgrown marble city that is isolated from the world that nature has taken over. It's like a post human Venice, with an entire submerged city beneath the canals. There is a serenity that permeates the entire area. (I've dreamt about this several times)

Thanks! I love the timpani parts in Sensemaya (that's on your profile page here I think), the middle of Debussy's Fetes, The 5/4 movement of Tchaik 6, Saint Saens Bacchanale, Respighi's Pines of the Appian Way, etc.

It would be cool if you could visit Tanglewood this summer, but it looks like the rough drive is 9 hours for you. :smith:

Thank you! It's awesome!

Listening music request, oh almighty orchestral expert! Find orchestral music with a really awesome timpani score. I like pounding timpani in a piece. (It gives a viking feel :keke:)

Do you have Skype?

Compare this:

to this:

These are both Carmen Fantasies. The first is by Pablo de Sarasate and is more lyrical. The second is the lesser known Waxman, written for a film. The Waxman is far more crazy in terms of bravura. Try them out! :buddy:

So if you're available I'll speak with you in ~20-25 minutes mmkay*?

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