Sexiest thing I've seen today...

[D_Elijah_MorganWood]

I want this hunk to come to my house and do what he's doing in this vid. He says he needs to practice some more, why not at my house?
http://youtube.com/watch?v=4UqEOy7FpBE

and this is just awesome, same guy:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=YPwNJsi6n38

 

[Pirate Wench]

Thanks !
I liked that....don't know the piece he was playing, but it was nice and I don't think it would take much practice for him to play it perfectly.

 

[D_Elijah_MorganWood]

I just edited and added a link of him doing an electric shred...

 

[D_Barbi_Queue]

He's amazing and I love the gypsy piece.

Pecker - if I remember correctly, you're a lover of classical music.

I'm looking for a CD mainly with violin/strings music though that sounds similar to the gypsy piece or something like Meyer's Short trip Home or even Pachelbel's Kanon in D. I know all those songs are different, but do you (or anyone else) know of any CD's that contain good violin music?

 

[D_Elijah_MorganWood]

I'd love to find a recording of the "Humoresque" score. I know it's out there somewhere.

 

[D_Barbi_Queue]

this?:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000005J4Y/sr=8-2/qid=1143295466/ref=pd_bbs_2/002-9862248-8910462?%5Fencoding=UTF8

 

[D_Elijah_MorganWood]

this?:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000005J4Y/sr=8-2/qid=1143295466/ref=pd_bbs_2/002-9862248-8910462?%5Fencoding=UTF8

(faints)

 

[D_Barbi_Queue]

rules for getting what you want:

1. Search Amazon.com

2. If it's not there, check out ebay.

You'll have everything you'll ever possibly want. :tongue:

I learned those lessons when I was looking for the soundtrack to What's Love Got to Do with It?

 

[Pecker]

Here's a .wav file of Humoresque on solo piano.

 

[D_Elijah_MorganWood]

Thank You Pecker!!!!

 

[D_Elijah_MorganWood]

rules for getting what you want:

1. Search Amazon.com

2. If it's not there, check out ebay.

You'll have everything you'll ever possibly want. :tongue:

I learned those lessons when I was looking for the soundtrack to What's Love Got to Do with It?

It's funny, I know this (and have done this) yet didn't for this item. Why? Search me.

 

[D_Barbi_Queue]

full body cavity? or just a pat down?

 

[Chuck64]

There is nothing sexier than a man who enjoys sharing his creative talent.

 

[B_Stronzo]

That was wonderful Sorcerer. I like the first vid especially since he ends up playing what appears to be a version of Stephen Foster's "Beautiful Dreamer".

Humoresque is a standard favorite of mine. I played it at a recital once in high school and it was always one of the ones my mother pulled me out in front of her friends to play. Between "Méditation de Thais" by Jules Massenet and Humoresque I'm pretty much scarred for life.

Thanks again, that was a treat.

 

[B_Stronzo]

I'd love to find a recording of the "Humoresque" score. I know it's out there somewhere.

Sorcerer,

I'm sure you know of it.. but there's wonderful a 1940s Joan Crawford "vehicle" (hate that word) in almost film noir genre called Humoresque. It also stars John Garfield.

It's thoroughly entertaining.

 

[Pecker]

If my senior-addled memory hasn't deserted me, I believe the first piece that fellow is playing in your OP is Brahms' Hungarian Dance #6 in D Major.

 

[B_RoysToy]

Here's a .wav file of Humoresque on solo piano.

I'm adding my appreciation, Pecker. Today is the first time I've listened to Humoresque since my ex played it many years ago. One of her multitudes of talents was (is) the piano and you've given me lots of happy memories.

 

[D_Elijah_MorganWood]

Sorcerer,

I'm sure you know of it.. but there's wonderful a 1940s Joan Crawford "vehicle" (hate that word) in almost film noir genre called Humoresque. It also stars John Garfield.

It's thoroughly entertaining.

You probably don't know it but you're speaking to the biggest Crawford fan in the middle of the Pacific. "Humoresque" sits proudly on my "Joan" shelf. I won't go into all the Crawford memorabilia I own, let's just say it's all genuine and I'm surrounded with it as I type this. John Garfield pretending to play the violin was one of the sexiest things put on film.

"With that much talent, he'll probably end up in jail"
---Humoresque