youngster guide to classical music #2

Probablemente si no vives en México estás más informado sobre los eventos causados por las elecciones de la semana pasada que muchos mexicanos aquí, todo eso ha creado un humor de pelea e insatisfacción en todos, especialmente en los jóvenes. Es por eso que esta entrada es especial para ellos. Empecemos:
¿Recuerdan, recuerdan el 5 de noviembre y esta escena?

Probably if you do not live in Mexico you're more informed about the events caused by the last week elections than most mexicans here, all this have created a mood of fight and dissatisfaction in everyone, specially in youngsters. That's why this is especially made for the them. Let's start:

Do you remember, remember the 5th of November and this scene?

Youngster Guide to Classical Music #1

Yes, this is the first post for you (and everyone and anyone) can become closer to classical music and enjoy it (I hope) as much as I do. Some friends have asked how to approach classical music. Well, I think you must not simply go to any concert or opera you find randomly, especially if you have never done so before: you'll get tired and bored and feel that you hate classical music and you will not wanna listen to it again. I believe you should have an explanation and an approach before going to a long concert and so you'll understand it for better enjoying.

Ready? Well, let's get started:

Do you remember this from last January?

Well, probably as watching the livestream I was the only one of my friends super excited for the baroque soundtrack. So here's the question: What the hell were we listening to?

It was a song from Purcell's semi-opera "King Arthur" known as "The Cold Song" or "What power art thou". And here we start with problems: Purcell? Semi-opera?! I can imagine some of you running in circles, but don't worry I shall explain.