"My masters are strange folk with
very little care for music in them."
AUTHOR: Johann Sebastian Bach
MEANING OF THE QUOTE:
"Music is used for some people as a symbol
"Music is used for some people as a symbol
of status or a way to be popular and for the
has little to do with the art itself."
COMPOSER
COMPOSER
DEBUSSY
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| E. A. Hornel: Reverie |
REVERIE
Aldo Ciccolini, Piano
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| Maxfield Parrish: Reveries |
Reverie:
A state of being pleasantly lost in one's thoughts; a daydream:
A state of being pleasantly lost in one's thoughts; a daydream:
"I slipped into reverie." This term, used in an instrumental piece,
suggests a dreamy or musing state.
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| Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot: Reverie |
REVERIE
Rendition for 2 Guitars
Julian Bream and John Williams
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| Edmund Tarbell: Reverie, 1913 |
REVERIE
Rendition for Flute and Harp
James Galway, Flute
Marisa Robles, Harp
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| Dante Gabriel Rossetti: Reverie |
REVERIE
Orchestral Rendition
Arthur Fiedler, Conductor
Boston Pops Orchestra
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| Winslow Homer: Reverie, 1872 |
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| John William Godward: Reverie, 1888 |
REVERIE
Amsterdam Wind Quintet
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| Mary Cassatt: Reverie (aka Woman with a Red Zinnia), 1892 |
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| Pierre-Auguste Renoir: Portrait of Jeanne Samary (La Reverie), 1877 |
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| Gustave Courbet: Reverie Portrait of Gabrielle Borreau, 1862 |
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| Marc Chagall: Reverie |