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Árpád Kurusa
mathematician, associate professor
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Department of Geometry Bolyai Institute Faculty of Science University of Szeged |
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Chills down the back
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- Published on 2011. február 05. szombat, 21:48
Some classical musics allways affect the listeners more.
Just a few examples of what always feel good to listen to and directly accessible on the net.
Smetana 'smusic touches everybody. The second poem, The moldau, of his famous sequence Homeland of symphonic poems is simply wonderfull
Other good example is the fantastic Ninth Symphony of Beethoven.
Just listen!Here is a not so classical, not so symphonic, but certainly must to mention music. The first, Fortuna Imperatrix Mundi part in Carmina Burana, cantata of Carl Orff. Infatuation and "Fortuna" on the video below.
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