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My mom's cassettes when we went on vacation.

This person must be a genius to do something like this on the spot. Amazing. eek

why do you ask this but never show your opinion?

Someone sent me this video on facebook. The singers on here will get a larf: Youtube - Tenor Fail

I heard Pink Floyd's Wish You Were Here album

Mahler is my absolute favorite. Of his pieces, Symphony #6 "Tragic" is my favorite. It's a massive orchestral work and isn't done very often because of the extra players and instruments needed, plus it's a real shattering downer by the time the almost-half-hour-long last movement is done. There was a funny cartoon making fun of this symphony where Mahler is carrying these instruments and toys to use for his...

I would say Classical, Baroque, and 'Neoclassicism'

omg. thank u. yes, i heard that song b4, and i thought it was so beautiful, and they told me what it was called. and i forgot the title, just remembering the "river" part. thanks to you, i can look the song up and listen to it. and yes, every time i listen to it, i can't help but smiling and enjoying the song.

Pax_Veniaque Sionja Schubert's Erlkönig sung by a baritone (mm, Bryn Terfel) will probably make me cry. Erlkonig makes me cry as well, not only because of how haunting and beautiful it is, but also because it makes my fingers bleed when I play it. Yeah, it's definitely one of the meanest pieces to ask your accompanist to play. Which is why I will never sing it (also, def sounds better in a man's voice).

Sionja Schubert's Erlkönig sung by a baritone (mm, Bryn Terfel) will probably make me cry. Erlkonig makes me cry as well, not only because of how haunting and beautiful it is, but also because it makes my fingers bleed when I play it.