I don't know why I didn't think of doing a Mozart themed purse sooner. I have loved Mozart's music for as long as I can remember. I do enjoy other Classical composers such as Bach, Beethoven and Vivaldi. But Mozart...how could I ever describe what his music does to me? Mozart's music is glorious! When I listen to it, I'm instantly uplifted. I get lost in it. It puts me in a "higher" frame of mind and I can focus for longer periods of time. Certain pieces, such as Symphony #25 and The Requiem, almost make me incapable of doing anything but listening.
Oddly enough, I've never heard anything by Mozart that I didn't like. In most cases, I don't care for vocal music. It's kind of like fingernails on a chalkboard to me, almost like the words get in the way. Mozart's choral works, even his operas (and I do not care for opera)are soothing on my nerves.
Well, I know Classical music isn't everyone's cup of tea, but I'm sure you can appreciate my tribute to whom I believe is the greatest composer of all time:
All I have left to add to this is my little signature cat so I will stitch him on this afternoon and then this will be ready to assemble.
I would like to share a photo with you that was sent to me by one of my readers. This is Mozart's birthplace in Salzburg:
What a thrill for me to see this! Thank you Michele for sending this image to me and for granting me your permission to share it here on my blog so that my other readers can enjoy it too!
2013
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That's the year I offered my cardinal finish.
Loved this guy and he left in a giveaway. But the chart? Really? I
planned to stitch this oldie but ca...
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3 comments:
WOW!!! I love how this is turning out-- the combination of coral and blue, and the rhinestone treble clef provides the perfect touch of sparkle.
Looking forward to seeing the finished purse.
Kim
Wow mozarts birthplace, how cool! TFS! I tagged you so check out my blog to see the rules. :)
Hello Pam, I'm Michele, yes, Michele of the Mozat house pic !
I'm very proud to see it on your blog.
I enjoy very much the use you made with Mozart portrait. Thank you, Pam
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