Nathan Milstein plays Massenet Meditation
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Uploaded by aimson on Nov 17, 2006
Milstein has been a favorite violinist of mine since I can remember. His recording of the Bach Chaconne is one of the greatest masterpeices I have ever heard. This recording has not been heard that much I think so enjoy!
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My mother named me after Jules Massenet's Meditation. People are always asking me the origins of my name. When I was younger I hated it--now I find it unique and being able to listen to this beautiful song I was named after, I understand what my mother was trying to do. Yes world, my name is Thais. :)
6 months ago 59
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Unfortunately, my mother named me 1812 Overture
5 months ago 52
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AWESOME! ;-)
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I was in awe after listening to this.
...and then I read the two top comments and cracked up HAHA
1 week ago 2
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simple beautiful.
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Th(a)is is really good!! Yo Yo has a nice cello version
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Es encantador poder oir este sonido de tan virtuoso violin!!!!!
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@stupidstorm You're right, my comment was inappropriate. He added a technically perfect and an original rendition that some people like, and that is the important fact. ++
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@kawaileo sorry but which bit doesn't "work"?
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Thais is a popular name in Brazil
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join the club!!!!
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that is amazing that ur named after my favrotie peice
listen to the hassid rendittion of this piece
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im 15, i listen to heavy metal, dance and heavy rock... i like this
bludgerable 1 month ago 8
@bludgerable I think it is important to appreciate different forms of musical genre because there are many universals that cut across - rhythm, melody, emotion, etc. Rock music, especially heavy metal, is louder and more coarse for sure, but the compliment of different instrumentals providing harmony, melody, and rhythm for vocals can potentially be sublime. Just listen to the Ozzy Tribute album with guitarist Randy Rhoads, a personal idol of mine!
aimson 1 month ago 3