Vanished Gardens of Cordoba

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This is dedicated to a Guppy to whom i had told this is one of my favourite classical pieces. The original is rather long, around eight minutes, so i thought it would be better to split it up into two parts - you can just listen to the first segement if you want and not have to listen to the ending if you find it is not your style :blush: (First one is 3 mins. long, second one is about the same). Mind you, it goes rather slow - not everyone will like it. errm hehe so if you don’t like it, i sincerely apologize in advance :flower1: :flower1:
It does start to get “better” around the 1.42 mark, hopefully:~)

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The composer of this piece is Ray Lynch, an American-born classical pianist who started studying piano before he was 7. “Vanished Gardens of Cordoba” is described as his most orchestral piece to date, and it’s from his album “Nothing above my shoulders but the evening”. “Cordoba”, ofcourse, brings to mind Spain - Ray Lynch did travel to, and lived in, Spain starting at the age of 18 in order to study with Spain’s Eduardo Sainz de la Maza (who was both a guitarist and a composer).
If you don’t like it, sorry:~) Truly hope it won’t be a waste of anyone’s time.

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for kamzor kaans like mine....i will play it around the 1.43 mark :D lemme listen and get back to you...

...excuse this bekar post...kaam ki ziadti se aisa ho jaata hai. :)

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very soothing for a stressful day at work. thanks.

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:flower1: Khanzada that’s around the part (1.45) that i prefer as well.

:slight_smile: World Citizen, my pleasure.