To me, this piece suits scenes of beginnings. New
experiences, new lives, new destinies. When I listen to this, I imagine a
nervous girl before her wedding or entering an important party, or at some
similar event. It would also suit a scene where a character is coming to terms
with the fact that their old lives are over and they have a new beginning, a fresh start.
What sort of scene do
you think this would suit? Do you listen to The Piano Guys when you write? What
sort of music do you like to listen to when you write?
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I love The Piano Guys! I feel like the end of this song feels like someone coming home, and it always makes me so happy. :) But personally I like listening to Celtic music while I write.
ReplyDeleteI didn't really think about it before, but the ending really does feel like coming home. The key change in the middle is my favourite bit of this whole piece. Ooh, Celtic music sounds lovely to write to. I haven't really tried that before. Do you have any recommendations of Celtic music to try?
DeleteThe Piano Guys are awesome. I love that piece!
ReplyDeleteI've found a violist you might like (if you don't already listen to him). He's metalsides, here's my favourite piece by him: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vpEt5XNCXfY
I can't believe I've only just found him. I hope you enjoy:)
Oh I don't think I've listened to this musician yet. He's really good though! I loved that cover. I'll definitely have to check out more of his music now. Thanks so much for the recommendation!
DeleteThat is beautiful music! I love the sound of both songs combined!
ReplyDeleteI listen to classical piano pieces when I write, normally chopin;)
Thank you for sharing! This is a great post!:)
June
The two pieces just flow perfect together, don't they? Chopin has some really beautiful music. His piano pieces have been some of my favourites to play. Thanks for stopping to listen!
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