It needs something though. But what could it be?
Ah, I know. Musical accompaniment.
Here is 13-year-old Stepan Grytsay of Argentina (a cygnet of the human type) playing “The Swan” by Camille Saint-Saens on the violin (2:40).
Enjoy.
Wednesday, July 1, 2015
A thing of beauty is a joy forever. --Keats
In his five-and-a-half hour walk yesterday from Exmouth to Exeter, my blogging friend Yorkshire Pudding took many photographs, one of which was of a swan and its cygnets. I hope YP does not mind my showing it to you here on my own blog:
This photo is so beautiful, so peaceful, so calm and serene, that I could gaze at it for hours.
It needs something though. But what could it be?
Ah, I know. Musical accompaniment.
Here is 13-year-old Stepan Grytsay of Argentina (a cygnet of the human type) playing “The Swan” by Camille Saint-Saens on the violin (2:40).
Enjoy.
It needs something though. But what could it be?
Ah, I know. Musical accompaniment.
Here is 13-year-old Stepan Grytsay of Argentina (a cygnet of the human type) playing “The Swan” by Camille Saint-Saens on the violin (2:40).
Enjoy.
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I dread to think what he charged. I hope you refused to negotiate and just made him settle for a credit and fulsome praise.
ReplyDeleteYorkie will probably sue you! Ha. That's quite an image to contemplate.
ReplyDeleteA lovely photo, and thank you for the musical complement.
ReplyDeleteYou are right about the music Bob. When I closed my eyes and listened to it I could see swans on a summer river. Adrian and Snowbrush seem to think that I am an avaricious capitalist but they are wrong. I am just another cob amid the reeds.
ReplyDeleteA glorious image.
ReplyDeleteI prefer to gaze at it in silence and awe though.
What a talented young man...and you're right! The music was lovely to listen to while gazing at YP's lovely photo.
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