While having a melancholy morning, I happened to catch a passing glimpse of a music video featuring the actress, Liv Tyler.
Confession: I have long thought her to be, perhaps, the most beautiful woman alive. And recalling to mind the movie Onegin, based on the classic Russian poem by Alexander Pushkin – wherein lies the beginning of your humble blogger’s quiet appreciation of the lovely Ms Tyler – I went surfing on YouTube for clips from this, an old favourite movie.
There, I happened upon a wonderfully serendipitous discovery – the beautiful music of youthful composer, Lucrezia Morticelli –
I am amazed – and saddened – that she is not yet a major recording star.
Even more amazed – and saddened – that her Youtube videos have so few views!
I am reminded of the work of French musician, Yann Tiersen –
He is perhaps best known for his soundtrack to the movie Goodbye Lenin, and another all-time favourite of mine, Amélie –
Here’s more of Ms Morticelli –
I really do need to move to Italy.
Or perhaps, Russia.
With Liv Tyler 😉
And a collected works of Lucrezia Morticelli.
Barnaby Is Right 
This is the first time I have heard Lucrezia Morticelli.
My favourite is Angela Gheorghiu. Her rendition of Handels’ “Lascia ch’io pianga” is good for the soul.
Staying musical but on a different note —
http://palestinechronicle.com/palestine-youth-orchestra-a-bridge-to-the-world/
This is off topic but the poetic thoughts of this Arab writer in a supposed Christian time are worth reflecting on.
http://arabwomanblues.blogspot.com.au/
Buonasera!!
first of all I would like to congratulate to you for your blog, it is really interesting and I can imagine it takes time and patience to follow it up…also, I would like to thank you for your compliments, I am truly happy whenever my work is appreciated by other people around the globe! I will soon publish new music, please check my website during the future months!
http://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0QxSURjy_I2IYf7V03vIxA
Good night &…good luck!
Lucrezia