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Sunday 17 February 2013

CLASSICAL CONCERTS

If you have never been in a classical concert and you love music, I strongly recommend you to do it one day. Even if you are not a big fan of classical music, the unique experience of watching a full orchestra performing is just brilliant! I enjoy seeing every instrument playing its part in such a big group of sounds -it really changes the perspective of music- and the conductor who guides every musician by his arms and movements in order to perform a perfect harmony.

I have chosen my top three classical pieces which I have enjoyed the most seeing them in live:

-Carmina Burana by Carl Off.

-Bolero by Ravel.

-Four Season: Spring by Vivaldi.


I feel really lucky because I can enjoy classical concerts every now and then, and since my first one I thought that a classical concert is one of the most beautiful experiences in life. Enjoy!


Sunday 3 February 2013

MYSTERIOUS ARTIST

Once upon a time in Edinburgh there was a mysterious artist who loves literature. This artist created pieces of art by carving from paper and constructing amazing sculptures with the leaves of books. This anonymous artist left different pieces of his/her work in various museums and libraries around Edinburgh. The artist always left a tag with a message defending literature:




We know that a library is so much more than a building full of books… a book is so much more than pages full of words.… This is for you in support of libraries, books, words, ideas…

I believe that many artists do not want to be famous but art is a strange term that needs to be exposed and seen by others, what is art without recognition? Of course there are many real artists who will live and die without being known by anyone, and of course it is still art. But in my opinion art must be shared and expose, then people like me can enjoy and admire their skills and creations.
This particular mysterious artist living in Scotland has demonstrated that you could attract audience and have a full city expecting your new creation without the need of showing up.