I listened to this incredible piece of art watching my photos of Berlin, in 2016... Here is one of the dome: [[1543]] from outside. Oooooh travelling again...

Marleen, it is a matter of training. The more you listen to music, the best you can feel the differences in sound or interpretation. But I think the more important is to enjoy what you listen to.

What a good feeling it must be to get the most out of music. Unfortunately I don't hear that 😨

Thank you for familiarizing me with classical music in this way. From now on I will enjoy it every day.

I forgot how amusing Tom & Jerry are :D That part where his pink reached out to the end of the piano 😂 Thanks for introducing me to this video, it made my day

Agreed, she can feel the music

Well, he is still alive and could even be one of the XXIth century best pianists 😉

I was born in Germany and German was the first language I ever learned and spoke. I learned English when I was 5 years old and was translating English to German for my mother every time I had friends over and she would ask me what they said. I was only 6 years old at that time. When I was 12, I studied basic French at High school as well so I think I could manage a very basic childish conversation in French. I can remember learning La Marsellaise and can still sing it as well as a few other songs in French .. Allouete, Sur le pont, d'Avignon, Au clair de la lune, Frere Jacques, are a few I can remember. It's amazing how a language can stay with you when you learn to sing it, even when you never speak it.