Cool Classicals
By Nishan
For many people listening to classical music is one of the best ways to calm themselves after a hard day’s work. The music you listen to will vary from person to person. Sometimes you will hear music which is soft and melodious. At other times the music will feel like it is tugging at your hear strings. Then there are the times when the music that you are listening to will have dramatic tones like the crash of waves on rocks or thunder crashing in the air.
While there are many people who will insist that classical music can’t match the popularity of today’s Rock, Pop and R&B music scene this is not really true. For instance there are some songs which are popular today which have classical music as the main background. In some cases movies and even television series will use this music to provide dramatic atmosphere to the various scenes.
If you are a fan of old school classical music you will find that most modern styles do not have much in common with many of the great composers of yesteryear. Even if you have never heard their music you must have heard of names like Mozart, Schubert, Haydn and Beethoven. The music of these geniuses has lived on long after some of today’s music has lost its appeal.
The combination of flutes, drums, harps, violins, the trombone and even the cymbals will show you how the musical geniuses like Mozart and Beethoven used these musical instruments to give life to their extraordinary works of living art. And see how this music can mesmerize you long after the music has stopped playing.
All in all while classical music can’t be heard everywhere there are still many people who love this musical style. To savour the music which can be heard from this style all that you need to do is to sit back and relax. Choose some music which will change from the soothing to the dramatic and let your imagination soar as the music flows in your blood.
This is a Bach’s “Air on the G String”, performed by Sarah Chang:



December 2nd, 2009