In starting this blog we will begin with all the old pent up classical pieces which have been festering in my sharing self for quite some time.
We will begin with The Second movement of Beethoven's 7th. Which to me is one of the most moving pieces I know.
I first heard when I had taken my son to this children's thing at the Meyerson about Beethoven. When I heard the tune it caught my imagination like wildfire and I listened to it for two weeks straight.
Here it is.
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