This photo set was inspired by the music of
Claude Debussy
I was listening to his
Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun
(over and over and over again)
As I selected these photos for this set
I hope you will enjoy them
Just slowly scroll through the photos
Linger a while with each photo
Just slowly scroll through the photos
Linger a while with each photo
As you listen to the music
**Here's the music
I've reposted the music onto this post
So you can access it easily
The photo set continues below the video**
***NOTE: There is a 12 second delay before the Music begins***
**Here's the music
I've reposted the music onto this post
So you can access it easily
The photo set continues below the video**
Claude Debussy
"Prélude à l'après-midi d'un faune"
"Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun"
Herbert von Karajan
conducting
The Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
recorded
1965 Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
YouTube Direct Link: https://youtu.be/lryB8GZcjJQ
***NOTE: There is a 12 second delay before the Music begins***
~*~
Now that you have finished viewing these photos
As you were listening to today's Music
I encourage you to go back
And just listen to the Music
Click Play
Sit back comfortably
Close you eyes
And Enjoy the Journey
With the Faun in the Afternoon
As you were listening to today's Music
I encourage you to go back
And just listen to the Music
Click Play
Sit back comfortably
Close you eyes
And Enjoy the Journey
With the Faun in the Afternoon













































5 comments:
I am thinking you have amplified these two artistic pieces even more!
This music, along with the subject of the poem, coupled with these carefully selected photographs is a masterpiece. I am left with a feeling that I can only describe as afterglow. WOW!
Thank for all of this!
Gorgeous! A feast for our eyes and our ears. You've outdone yourself, AOM.
What a spectacular photo set, and perfect with the music. I agree with the others, you have truly outdone yourself today. William
A truly inspired post, a perfect combination of music and pictures.
... awesome :-)
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