Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts

Music Video of the day: U2




One of the two videos that accompanies "I'll Go Crazy If I Don't Go Crazy Tonight", the new single of Irish rock band U2, is a live-action video filmed at the Camp Nou in Barcelona on the 360° Tour. watch the music video here

Music Video of the day: U2




One of the two videos that accompanies "I'll Go Crazy If I Don't Go Crazy Tonight", the new single of Irish rock band U2, is a live-action video filmed at the Camp Nou in Barcelona on the 360° Tour. watch the music video here

African Drummer in Barcelona

African Drummer in Barcelona [enlarge]

Percussion from the very source, the origins, Africa. Distant drums pounding communicating each other in the vast savanna. This is a detail of an African drummer, in fact they were too. They played at my daughter's school as part of the celebrations to say goodbye to 6th grade students graduating this year. Next year secondary school. Good luck Sara.

Maracatu Percussion Band, Festa de la Cirera, Torrella de Llobregat, Barcelona

Maracatu Percussion Band, Festa de la Cirera, Torrella de Llobregat, Barcelona [enlarge]

Percussion band Maracatú minutes before they started marching around the streets of Torrella de Llobregat as part of the activities in the Festa de la Cirera (cherry market). Tomorrow I will show you a picture about bobbin lace in the same town.

Cello Duet: A Close Look

Cello Duet: A Close Look [enlarge]

Recently I went to see my daughter play the piano. She attends a music school called Tritó, one of the many small academies subordinate to the Municipal Conservatory of Music of Barcelona. Twice a year, students are supposed to play in front of an audience and seniors are sincerely worth listening to. In the picture, you can realize how near my chair was from the musicians, so close, these two cellos wouldn't fit completely in my viewfinder. Not that you haven't seen a cello before but it was curious to notice how aesthetic it is when both hands catch up in a similar position, both bows being parallel and all. The cello duet, made up of teacher and student, did quite well and we enjoyed some classical moment in an almost intimate atmosphere. To add some mood to the post, here is a cello video I came across on YouTube: Bach Cello Suite No1 i-Prelude.