Today, I listened to Beethoven's Violin Sonata No. 5 "Spring" in F Major, played by Henryk Szeryng (violin) and Arthur Rubinstein (piano). I said before how classical music can take us to other worlds. When it takes you to a distant world to which you have been before and long to return to in real life, this is called nostalgia.
In the midst of a cold winter, the dancing melodies of the sonata's first movement remind me of everything I miss about green landscapes, warm scents, outdoor smiles, and glasses of chilled white wine.
2 comments:
Where do you get all your pictures? They add a nice flair! I've been putting some pictures on mine but most are just personal pics of me, me and the kids, mike etc...ha! Love you, enjoyed catching up on your blogs, I haven't been at work much this week due to being sick...
I use only public domain images. So far, I've used the following sites, in order of frequency:
publicdomainpictures.net
photos8.com
8notes.com
karenswhimsy.com
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