Music that moves you

[ShiroKuro]

@AndyD and @wtg now you're making me want to watch the film again!

@wtg I haven't seen any of the other versions. I would especially like to see the 1995 series, since IIRC that one is pretty well regarded.

@rustyfingers I just requested the score book through our music library! I suspect Dawn is harder than it sounds (I think it has polyrhythms?) but I'm thinking it should be within the realm of playability for me.

[rustyfingers]

I think it will be right up your alley.

[Daniel.]

The slow movement of Mozart's clarinet concerto.

[Daniel.]

Ava Maria

[Daniel.]

Parts of Così fan tutte although I can't name them. I'd have to listen and take notes first. Lol.

I recommend Sir John Elliott Gardner's live recording but you have a hundred at your disposal.

[DougG]

I thought more people would mention achy Breaky heart in this thread.

[Bernard]

Apart from so much of the classical genre that moves me, a few more contemporary artists that move(d) me are Passenger, Adele, John Grant, Marianne Faithful. And more.

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[ShiroKuro]

@Bernard I like Adele too, a lot! And lots of other popular artists.... There are some Japanese "pop" songs that have wonderful lyrics, songs I remember from when I first moved to Japan.... those are awfully nostalgic for me

[Bernard]

@ShiroKuro Did you ever see this? It's very touching.

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[Daniel.]

@DougG We were waiting for you to do it. Lol.