I am a jumble of conflicting thoughts and emotions today. My usual tendency in these situations is to withdraw into myself and tell the world to fuck off and leave me alone. I am trying not to do that, but the temptation to do so is still pretty hard to resist. But resist it I must, I cannot allow myself to surrender to the Emo depression that is so loudly calling to me. In an effort to combat these conflicting emotions, I once again turn to music and the magic of writing in these pages. In seeking objects of aural and visual pleasure with which to enlighten and entertain you all out there who stop in on a daily basis, I find salve for my soul and balm for my bruises be they mental or physical. I tend to seek comfort in my favorites both musically and visually. Today is no different. I sought out the beautiful melodic tonality of the cello and the always magnificent men found in the pages of the Eyecatcher blog. I hope you find my selections to be as soothing to you as they are to me. Musically, I have a trio of Cello Concerti by Luigi Boccherini: Numbers 2 in A Major, G475; 4 in C Major, G 477 and 12 in E Flat Major as performed by David Geringas and the Orchestra da Camera di Padova e del Veneto. I followed the videos with many marvelous and magnetic Men in Jeans who are sure to cause a rise in your own Levi's. Thank you for visiting, see you again soon. Until next time as always, Enjoy!
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Showing posts with label Boccherini. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Saturday, July 30, 2011
Best of the Web This Week
I wandered all over the web this week and as a result I gathered lots of photos. This made the narrowing down to just a few for this post a rather daunting task. In the end I selected 50 photographs that fairly represents all the fine photography and art in the male form I ran across this week. I know it is a hard job but someone has to do it, or is it just a job where I get hard while doing it? No matter I think you will like the results of my efforts. To give you something equally as beautiful to listen to while you appreciatively leer at all the hunks on display I have chosen the Cello Concerto in B flat Major, G482 by Luigi Bocherini. This performance is by the handsome young cellist, Stephane Tetrault, in one of his early appearances with the Montreal Chamber Orchestra, Yuli Turovsky conducting, in 2007 when he was only 13 years old. Have a fabulous rest of the weekend and check back with me on Monday to see what mischief I am up to here at Nichevo. Until next time as always, Enjoy!
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