Michel Lauzière - The Klaxons
Michel Godard - Monteverdi - "Si dolce è il tormento"
Luigi Rodolfo Boccherini - Menuet
Giya Alexandrovich Kancheli - Styx - Jurij Baszmet
On July 28th, the premiere of 'Girls from Naples' performed by the opera group 'Les Femmes' and two instrumentalists took place on the Internet. The show is gaining popularity.
French composer, whose innovations in harmony gave rise to enormous changes in 20th-century music. He was also a leading representative of musical Impressionism.
A graduate of the Karol Szymanowski Academy of Music in Katowice in the viola class of Prof. Zygmunt Jochemczyk, as well as in the chamber music class of senior lecturer Marek Moś. She also perfected her skills at music courses under the guidance of professors: Grigoria Zhislina, Doris Lederer, Claude’.
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"Les Misérables - Bring Him Home" is an exceptional musical piece from the musical "Les Misérables," which premiered in 1980. The creator of this beautiful composition is the French composer Claude-Michel Schönberg, known for creating music for socially and historically themed musicals. Schönberg is regarded as one of the most outstanding contemporary musical composers. The interpretation of the piece "Bring Him Home" in this video belongs to the talented musical duo Jon Schmidt and Steven Sharp Nelson. Jon Schmidt is a pianist and composer who often combines unique styles and techniques of piano playing, creating unparalleled arrangements. Steven Sharp Nelson, on the other hand, is a cellist known for his innovative approach to playing this instrument. "Bring Him Home" is a ballad performed in a very emotional manner. It is one of the most touching moments in the musical "Les Misérables." This piece tells the prayer of the main character, Jean Valjean, in hope of the safe return of a loved one. The era in which the musical takes place is the 19th century in France. "Les Misérables" is an adaptation of the famous novel by Victor Hugo. The musical, which includes "Bring Him Home," addresses themes of the struggle for social justice, love, and forgiveness. The entire video is incredibly moving and allows for the feeling of deep emotions, especially thanks to the exceptional musical interpretation by Jon Schmidt and Steven Sharp Nelson. "Les Misérables - Bring Him Home" is undoubtedly a piece that will stay in the viewer's memory for a long time due to its wonderful melody and exceptional content.
Wow, that was amazing! This interpretation of "Bring Him Home" from the musical "Les Misérables" took me to a completely different level of excitement. Claude-Michel Schönberg created such beautiful and moving melodies, and Jon Schmidt and Steven Sharp Nelson performed them incredibly. The whole composition is full of emotion and depth, and the vocalist conveys the hero's feelings brilliantly. This is exactly what I love about music - the ability to convey so many emotions. This performance truly moved me and gave me a lot to think about. A spiritual journey that enchanted my heart.