‘To Music’ The same meaning of Franz Schubert’s ‘An die Musik’

Dear followers and friends, maybe the most important discovering of the humanity for our mood’s wellness would be the music. In my life, I’m embraced to a rounded  ‘float’ now. But this was not made with plastic, because is an infinite music sheet, so powerful against my daily pains and troubles.  
I am a lover of all kinds of music. Within each style I have my personal preferences, but love all the musical genres, from north to south, from east to west and, from the oldest until music made today.

The prestigious german record label ECM was born with the famous motto “the most beautiful sound after silence”. Silence is not only a bliss to our ears, but also an indispensable measure of time in music. Here all the musicians that appear in this post are in ‘pause’, a true chance to us for  concentrate our senses in our beholding.

Thanks a lot as ever and let’s enjoy, remember to click pause when you finish. Music is nourishing a lot of hearts.

By Picasso – Concert given at dawn. ‘Aubade’

By Matisse – A teacher holding some scores, while the student is with her guitar

By Leloir, Alexandre L. – Moroccan woman playing an instrument of four strings

By Kandinsky – Private concert

By Chagall, Marc – A musician in the night

By anonymous author of 14 th century. Detail of a parchment depicting the twisted dance of princess Salome

By Barbari, Jacopo de – A satyr plays for his family

By Daumier – The drummer

By Dürer – The bagpiper

By Warhol, Andy – Sketch of a Gibson guitar for a cover of a record by Kenny Burrell

By Dufy, Raoul – The intermission of an orchestra

By myself – A saxophonist in a jam session

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Music playing

I can’t bear the load of a one of the most blue day I never knew. Sadness turned off the voice.

Please play, if you stop your instrument, then my soul will lose through the mute universe also empty of colours.
Thanks forever!

By Dufy, Raoul – Room music instruments

By Miró, Joan – Trumpeter

By Picasso – The concert

By Dalí – The cellist

By Morris, William – Woman playing a single-reed instrument

By Degas – Portrait of a bassist

By Nolde – Grotesque singer

By Corinth, Lovis – The player of tambourine

By Watteau – A young man playing the spanish vihuela

By Munch -The pianist and the violinist

By Braque, Georges – A musician dressed for party

By Goya – Cantar y bailar. Sing and dance

By Mendes Belisario, Isaac – Jamaican musicians on the street

By Brangwyn, Frank – The shepherd flutist

By Warhol – Sketch of a saxophonist for a record’s cover of Johnny Griffin

By Kandinsky, Wassily – Sketch of a pianist in a concert

Dance, performance and theatre

By Picasso – ‘La danse’

By Sargent, J. Singer – Dance

By Toth, Jean – Rosella. The sylphs

By Curry, John Steuart – The trapeze artists

By Manet – Detail of a dancer marking a step

By Kirchner – A couple dancing a rock and roll

By Munch – Cabaret

By Boldini, Giovanni – Spectators of a concert

By Dufy, R. – Opera

By Egneus, D. – Two girls dancing

By Bridgens, Richard – Black dancers of a party in the countryside

By Rubissow, Hélène (Elena Rubissova) – A masked oriental dancer

By Degas – Ballerina with legs apart

By Goncharova, Natalia S. – Scenic design for the ballet ‘The Bridal’

By Eula, Joe – Twist dancer in a advertising for a dance floor in Manhattan

By Gauguin – A polynesian dancer

By Chagall – The dancer of the heart on the belly

By Raleigh, H. P. – Message in the intermission of the show