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Classical Music

fierywoman

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1. Intriguing question.

Reply to CTyankee (Original post)

Fri Nov 4, 2022, 12:29 PM

Nov 2022

So you're specifically looking for music ca. late 17th c., not necessariiy feeling like the theme on the prodigal son?
Something of Bach, maybe a movement of a Brandenberg concerto?

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classical music people, please help with suggestions for my next art video (slide show)...I am [View all] CTyankee Nov 2022 OP

Intriguing question. fierywoman Nov 2022 #1

This ... fierywoman Nov 2022 #4

Try Henry Purcell (1659-1695) LanguageLover Nov 2022 #2

Purcell is good in another setting. "Prodigal Son" needs a musical enhancement to the gut punch CTyankee Nov 2022 #5

Then Think of Mozart K.304 LanguageLover Nov 2022 #7

What comes to mind... 2naSalit Nov 2022 #3

Lordy, that wonderful! It's restrained but so lovely... CTyankee Nov 2022 #6

It's hard to imagine... 2naSalit Nov 2022 #8

I saw that there was... 2naSalit Nov 2022 #9

This might suit for "Return of the Prodigal Son' sarge43 Nov 2022 #10

That might be it...I love the piece. It was played at my daughter's wedding... CTyankee Nov 2022 #11

How about Handel, Ombra mai fu, from Xerxes? CTyankee Nov 2022 #12