The Piano Guys

There are no words to adequately describe the moment when two or more amazingly talented musicians combine forces and create something magic. The Piano Guys consisting of Jon Schmidt, Piano Guy; Steven Sharp Nelson, Cello Guy; Paul Anderson, 'The' Guy; Tel Stewart, Video Guy and Al Van der Beek, Music Guy seemingly create musical magic every day. This play list is just a sampling of "a new spin on classic stuff and a classic spin on new stuff" wherein they have created their own magic. Included are Bach's The Cello Song, Rockelbel's (Pachelbel) Canon, Rock Meets Rachmaninoff, Bourne Vivaldi, Beethoven's 5 Secrets with The American Heritage Lyceum Philharmonic (Youth Orchestra) and its director, Kayson Brown, Moonlight (inspired by Beethoven), Michael Meets Mozart, Cristina Perri's A Thousand Years, Bruno Mars' Just The Way You Are, Bring Him Home from Les Miserables, Somewhere Over The Rainbow/Simple Gifts and the Jon Schmidt original Waterfalls written when he was just 17 years old. Sit back, put on your headphones and experience the Magic that is The Piano Guys.

Not to be forgotten and with a magic all their own are these denizens of denim, marvelous, muscular Men In Jeans sure to cause a rise in the Levi's of any red blooded gay male on display for your visual edification.  Thanks for the visit, see you again tomorrow.  Until Next time as always, Enjoy!

The Little Symphony Project

I received another friend request on You Tube from an interesting group of people, The Little Symphony Project,  who are gathering musicians from around the world for a Virtual Orchestra dedicated to promote classical music to the young generation.  The group also has a website, LittleSymphony.com, which fully explains their mission and how you can become involved in their Virtual Orchestra.  The first video in the project, Pachelbel's Canon in D, is posted down below.  A brief excerpt from their website:

"When you have all the sounds of the imagination in your hands, you can create possibilities  no one else could even dream of.  There is something in us that is beyond the reach of words, so we thought to put it all together and let the melody unfold."

Theirs is an interesting concept and their mission is one I can get behind as I am all for passing the love of classical music on to the next generation.   Visit their website and check out the project for yourself and if you play an instrument, by all means get involved and pass your love for classical music down to a new generation of enthusiasts.  As is the custom here at Nichevo, the video is followed by some really hot gentlemen in this weeks edition of Monday's Undies for your viewing pleasure.  Until next time as always, Enjoy!