Blast from the Past Thread #28 ~*~Purane moments@300~*~ P 140 Epi 330 - Page 78

Originally posted by: indi52

I remember listening to the dance of the flowers on a bus travelling through Burgundy. And on my one and only visit to Singapore, watched a symphony orchestra playing Vivaldi's four seasons ( I think it was the spring one) in the botanical gardens and there was a thunderstorm too!😆 Couple of those things which I think will stick to me till the end. I've watched the nutcracker ballet once too. Even if one does not know or understand, music does move one.

Please keep the vms coming, your loyal audience is always on standby!

Originally posted by: indi52

hi everyone, pictures of asr khushi in my mind the whole day, that too with a sombre piece of music... the last movement of tchaikovsky's pathetique, a symphony i heard a while ago by chance and absolutely fell for... not that i listen all the time, nor that i recognise every bit of it, but at some point as a movement plays, it reaches out and i do know yes, this is the sixth in b minor and i fly off...

just read that in russian the name translates to passionate...

believe it or not i made this to wish you all a great year ahead... my daughter saw it and said all the "staring" reminded her of twilight, though some bits made her happy.

have a splendid 2015...

please watch, that is in case youtube hasn't already banned it, in hd and push up the sound.

dard is ache, dard is pain, agony, wound, dard blows us away. without it, how would we live or love.

[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_7_lH60ZWG4[/YOUTUBE]

Originally posted by: IssK.

^^^

Ok this is crazy: I just saw the nutcracker few days before Christmas, for the first time ever... Had NO idea you guys were talking Tchaikovsky of all things. A dear friend who is a pianist took me to the ballet. It was amazing and talking to him ever since, a real education.. I know nothing except a slightly over exposed memory of swan lake from ages ago ...so I devoured every bit... Just yesterday he made me a pen drive and last night I uploaded the nutcracker compositions to my library. I've been feeling mighty chuffed about it... And now I come here, I saw the image of the LP cover and thought I was hallucinating.. Did a double, triple take ... Isn't that wild!!

Can't wait to watch the VM, Indus...am sure it's gorgeous! I saw the PM some time ago, I think, and now kicking myself for not watching right away... Bewakoof ladki issk!!

Anyway night is jawaan... Will watch Jab me Ghar and come right back!

I still think this is crazy ... Ee humaar ongoing tele ji pathy ... Iss baar toh kuchh zyada hee ho gaya!

Originally posted by: cinthiann1758

Faiqa you have me in tears. Just love this VM and how you showed that Love IS all from hatred to love. His intense looks (all my favorite scenes) to his softer more Arnav face of love. The song is perfect! Yaani is my favorite composer of all time. His music more me more than from my heart but to the core of my soul. At the change from hate to love is when my tears began just about 6 minutes. Thank you for this. I know how busy you are and for you to take the time to do this for me brings even more joy to my heart. You have captured IPK at its best! The last scene is the epitome of Arnav's gentle love for Khushi that slow motion effect my heart was racing...perfection. And...Sanaya and Barun no words...love you...lau you...thank you

Originally posted by: Horizon

Advance birthday celebration for Cynthia.. me loves..

Faiqa, thats an intense striking piece...touched me immense. with all your masterly video edit effects.. that leaves effect worked wonders..Been a while since i heard Yanni.. but your mixing of those fierse ASR- Kh moments totally owned that passionate music...thanks a million my friend.. fabulous job..

Originally posted by: kizh72

Faiqa, Stunning vm!

Loved the interlacing of the scenes ( and what scenes!) and the music. Yanni, there was a time in my early twenties when I was hooked to his music! 😆Been a while since I've listened to him. My absolute favorite is 'Reflections of Passion'.

Originally posted by: indi52

this, dear issk, is crazy.

watch when you want to... the sixth symphony got me a while back... again i knew nothing, but a friend with me did... even if he hadn't, the music would have got me.

kizh watches vm, mentions the waltz of the flowers from nutcracker... i think, oh i like that one, my dad bought that lp, i look down and guess what's my keyboard rest, then you come and say, just saw nutcracker and got the music...

piotr illich tchaikovsky (i can barely pronounce the name), did he ever think, more than a hundred years after his death, three indian girls sitting in three parts of the planet would one fine day discuss his music on an online forum devoted to a hindi serial... swan lake, pathetique, nutcracker...

baat is rarely about sach ya jhoot... just yakeen.

uff do you have any idea how fabulous the tacky serial hero heroine look with large layered teeming western classical music... symphony in their very pace movement style gaze.