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California Guitar Trio — Moonlight Sonata
Album: Pathways
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Released: 1998
Length: 2:41
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On a roll, 2 PSD in a Row
Shelter from the Storm of Bob Dylan's off key voice 
Posted 7 years ago by a_genuine_find    [ Reply ]
I just don't get this. It's one of the most overplayed pieces of classical music (I remember being seriously impressed with it when I was 19). There are so many equally accessible pieces of classical music that could be played that would be genuinely interesting to hear - as it is I'm just looking forward to this finishing. :(
Posted 18 years ago by kerr    [ Reply ]
Always good to hear a classic... :-({|=
Posted 18 years ago by markvery    [ Reply ]
Dark side of the moon into this - someone doesn't want me to work this afternoon.
Posted 18 years ago by japanmoran    [ Reply ]
Although "beautiful", this does NOT broaden my perspective on music.
Posted 18 years ago by SpaceCowboy    [ Reply ]
Beautiful!
Posted 18 years ago by ZarSU    [ Reply ]
Check out the Baronics version on the "Get Bach" album
Posted 20 years ago by Alchemist    [ Reply ]
joe1 wrote:
Nice one, Mozart!...I tend to agree!...shout to Ludwig and see what he thinks..... i think this stinks and deserves a big '1' for being soooo bad..... Cover version and all!...
yeah, i prefer the original beethoven version, too...
Posted 20 years ago by bluedot    [ Reply ]
Hey, ya know, I'm trying to program here. You can't play music thats so good I can't multitask. If this comes up in my next performance review I'm going to blame it all on Bill.
Posted 20 years ago by adu    [ Reply ]
rklein wrote:
I checked the smaples available at Amazon, and found them to be quite different. I didn't buy it as a consequence. I was considering this CD as a gift. However the Amazon samples do not realy give a good impression. Any other comments on this CD?
Not much of a review here but I bought the CD and it is quite good. There are a couple songs where they use a sax, does not quite work with their format but overall a 7 on the RP scale.
Posted 20 years ago by KevinM    [ Reply ]
Actually, my work is much better than Luddy's. But this one ain't so bad...
Posted 20 years ago by Mozart    [ Reply ]
ezzy wrote:
Is the rest of this CD this good? Same style?
I checked the smaples available at Amazon, and found them to be quite different. I didn't buy it as a consequence. I was considering this CD as a gift. However the Amazon samples do not realy give a good impression. Any other comments on this CD?
Posted 20 years ago by rklein    [ Reply ]
Is the rest of this CD this good? Same style?
Posted 20 years ago by ezzy    [ Reply ]
Lovely.
Posted 20 years ago by MsJudi    [ Reply ]
excllent, i like this version
Posted 20 years ago by DavidCarrico    [ Reply ]
An interesting interpretation. I like piano better, but a quite different little twist. More Beethoven would be appreciated. A little more of the Old Ludwig Van!
Posted 20 years ago by Flying_Donut    [ Reply ]
deadline wrote:
Beethoven didn't deserve to be raped like that.
Ease up there big fella. Don't take yourself or your music too seriously. It's actually a great rendition.
Posted 20 years ago by Ziller    [ Reply ]
Beethoven didn't deserve to be raped like that.
Posted 20 years ago by deadline    [ Reply ]
Sweet.
Posted 20 years ago by Dr_Halo    [ Reply ]
\"Do you know something Schroeder? I think the way you play the piaaaano Is nice.\" - Lucy Or am I the only one that thinks of the musical \"You\'re a Good Man Charlie Brown\" and Peanuts in general when he hears this? :D
Posted 20 years ago by grizzly_anderson    [ Reply ]
A beautiful song...thanks Bill
Posted 20 years ago by dbm86698    [ Reply ]
Thank you... I needed that.
Posted 20 years ago by jasong    [ Reply ]
Originally Posted by tuningin: I'm looking at the "eclectic intelligent rock" banner at the top of this webpage and see the "eclectic" part. What an awesome station when you can hear stuff like rock and this all at the same place! It's like having a CD mix of your favorite songs! "Rock" on RP!
Maybe I'll give these guys a shot. I didn't realize Tony Levin and Robert Fripp were associated with the group. :)
Posted 20 years ago by veegez    [ Reply ]
Originally Posted by Joyfulchristine: It's a nice interpretation, but I definitely prefer the piano for the understated power it expresses so wonderfully in this piece.
Same here. :)
Posted 20 years ago by veegez    [ Reply ]
Originally Posted by veegez: Yes, beautiful. But, I'm looking at the "eclectic intelligent rock" banner at the top of this webpage. More specifically the "rock" part. Wouldn't something in the order of "Black Tongue" by the Yeah Yeah Yeahs be more fitting on a "rock" station?
I'm looking at the "eclectic intelligent rock" banner at the top of this webpage and see the "eclectic" part. What an awesome station when you can hear stuff like rock and this all at the same place! It's like having a CD mix of your favorite songs! "Rock" on RP!
Posted 20 years ago by tuningin    [ Reply ]
Too cool... it's for info like this that I scan the comments. You can definitely hear "esuaceB". I saw CGT last year in a small setting - terrific show with an all-guitar Bohemian Rhapsody encore.
Originally Posted by sully3: I heard that The Beatles' song "Because" is Moonlight Sonata backwards...
Posted 20 years ago by porcupinemeat    [ Reply ]
It\'s a nice interpretation, but I definitely prefer the piano for the understated power it expresses so wonderfully in this piece.
Posted 20 years ago by Joyfulchristine    [ Reply ]
I bought the guitar music for this piece so I can play it myself (first movement only). THANKS BILL AND REBECCA!
Posted 20 years ago by Leslie    [ Reply ]
Originally Posted by veegez: Yes, beautiful. But, I'm looking at the "eclectic intelligent rock" banner at the top of this webpage. More specifically the "rock" part. Wouldn't something in the order of "Black Tongue" by the Yeah Yeah Yeahs be more fitting on a "rock" station?
I've seen the following description of RP's eclectic playlist on various occasions: Radio Paradise plays an eclectic blend of modern rock (including many indie artists), 60s/70s/80s classics, world music, acoustic, jazz, blues, and occasional surprises. So I guess this would be lumped under the "occasional surprises" category.
Posted 20 years ago by KevinM    [ Reply ]
Yes, beautiful. But, I\'m looking at the \"eclectic intelligent rock\" banner at the top of this webpage. More specifically the \"rock\" part. Wouldn\'t something in the order of \"Black Tongue\" by the Yeah Yeah Yeahs be more fitting on a \"rock\" station?
Posted 20 years ago by veegez    [ Reply ]
Beautiful....
Posted 20 years ago by jasong    [ Reply ]
One of the most moving pieces ever written. Beethoven is Godlike... the guitars don\'t diminish the power of his song.
Posted 21 years ago by obzidian    [ Reply ]
Delightful Such a sweet sojourn near the end of a work day.
Posted 21 years ago by moondeity    [ Reply ]
Sometimes you need to inject a little \"class\" into \"classic\". This does it beautifully. Thanks.
Posted 21 years ago by triviagal    [ Reply ]
These guys have such a clean sound, and I hope some day to see them live. I have to say I prefer their performances of more, um, \"recent\" music, but this one\'s really nice.
Posted 21 years ago by hobbitt    [ Reply ]
Man, Bill...you're going to make me cry. My Mom used to play this on the piano all the time before she had her stroke. Like the song wasn't poignant enough before that... Thank you for this wonderful music.
Posted 21 years ago by MiataDJ    [ Reply ]