This is a brand new Video recording of Bach's glorious A major concerto for Harpsichord and orchestra.
Abundant with life and energy, optimism and life.
Bach wrote all his music for the glory of God ( or for today's heathen : a higher purpose ( other than just making money and wanting to be famous )), so he was grounded and never lost courage and faith in life.
BWV 1055 - Harpsichord concerto in A major - All of Bach

A film-music experience of the highest order was the combination of Leos Janacek's haunting music with the film "The unbearable lightness of being". Here comes a taster.

Few musicians have managed to catch the spirit of New York better than George Gershwin.
Here some wonderful examples of this combination.

Claude Debussy's symphonic poem is one of the great orchestra works of the 20th century.
( composed between 1903-1905 ) One of the milestones of the so called "musical Impressionism ", a movement in music that went parallel to Impressionism in Fine Art.
Best to be listened with headphones.
27 minutes that are 'out of this world'.

Its 3 movements are:

From Dawn to Midday at Sea
Play of the Waves ( the most enchanting of the 3 movements ! )
Dialogue between the Wind and the Sea

The video is not available in the US. Any other optional ways to listen?

Nevermind, I found it on Apple Music: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/de...live/620165857

Debussy: La Mer
Stravinsky: The Firebird