Showing posts with label Dinner Music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dinner Music. Show all posts
Friday
* Restful Sounds Of Rain - Gentle Rain - Soothing Sounds of Nature - Distant Thunder!!!
It was with great anticipation that I began viewing the videos by Professor Howdy on YouTube and his two Blogs!
The Professor is simply amazing at retelling an
old story in a contemporary manner with exquisite
Classical Music accompanied with H.D. Photographs & sprinkled with alluring, charming, classy and bewitching Video Clips! Rather than containing simply one music selection, the Professor includes up to four popular music sensations on each 15 minute video!
The High Definition photographs were beautiful
beyond words and supplemented with those was
the most heavenly music one will ever hear! With a creative genius' ability to carry us around the globe and to fall unrestrainedly in love with every beautiful creature shown, the Professor lifts & relaxes not only our spirits but our emotions as well.
One may ask why so many beautiful women
are incapsulated into each video but these
are about love & the celebration of pure
romance which saves coitus until after
the marriage vows - Something Hollywood
and most media despise! But for the fortunate
few, a lifetime of love with one partner
may be actualized for a lifetime! Then
& only then does a Honeymoon become
intriguing, truly electrifying, sensational,
riveting & spellbinding!
Each viewer may substitute his or herself
into these video stories and become part
of the rapturous novels. The male viewer
becomes the romancer of the beauty within
the ratiocination story while the female viewer
becomes the romanced interminably!
Now with some 500+ videos available, one can
enter the world of musical enchantment similar
to Narnia or Middle Earth with spell bounding
emotional attachment to each world musically
presented. Of special note while viewing each
musical video, it is often nearly impossible at times
to determine whether a photograph or video is
being used during a particular segment.
Each pulchritudinous video tells it own allegorical fifteen minute novel with statuesque and emblematic awareness! Remember that his Music Videos are defined as theater of the mind!
Part of the Genius also in these opulent & ostentatious videos are not only in the Transitions that change beautifully in slow motion but the charmingly, daintily, delicately & delightful photographs & videos that ameliorate the musical narrative!
Only one with low intelligence quotient or attention deficit will not be relaxed, cheered & entertained by these astounding video novelettes. Medical studies have shown that these videos even lower one's blood pressure when needed.
This magic world may be entered through the
portholes of the Wardrobe, Narnia, YouTube,
FaceBook or the Professor's Blogs! Enjoy the
musical adventure (and be sure to click the
proper buttons below the screen to view with
your computer's full screen). Oh, and his Videos
when viewed on Apple's new iPad are simply
astounding!
Phillip T. Yarborough
Professor Emeritus
Harvard University
And Entertainment
Former Editor for Time Magazine
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For Videos:
Moonlight Sonata! (Beethoven) HD Classical Music Nature Video Album!
Professor Howdy’s newest upload, “Moonlight Sonata! (Beethoven)”, is a breathtaking synthesis of divine music and ethereal beauty — a creation that seems to hover gracefully between heaven and earth.
In this exquisitely produced HD video, the timeless strains of Ludwig van Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata unfold against a tapestry of serene natural scenes — moonlit waters shimmering like liquid silver, tranquil forests bathed in soft mist, and majestic mountain vistas touched by dawn’s first golden light. The effect is utterly mesmerizing, enveloping the listener in an atmosphere of stillness, wonder, and profound emotional reflection.
Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata, composed in 1801, remains one of the most beloved and hauntingly beautiful pieces in all of classical music. Dedicated to his young pupil, Countess Giulietta Guicciardi, the sonata’s gentle, wistful melody carries an almost spiritual melancholy — as though Beethoven poured his soul, his longing, and his unspoken love into every resonant note. Though he was already losing his hearing, Beethoven’s genius shines luminously in this masterpiece, where each chord seems to whisper of eternity and the deep mysteries of the human heart.
Professor Howdy, a tireless curator of beauty and peace, continues his noble mission to preserve and share the world’s most cherished music with extraordinary care and devotion. Over the years, he has lovingly created more than four thousand HD music videos — each one a labor of love — uniting great orchestras, choirs, and classical masters with magnificent scenes from nature. His YouTube channel has become a global sanctuary of serenity and inspiration, viewed in every nation on Earth — even in the frozen reaches of Antarctica — a testament to the universal power of beauty and harmony.
The Moonlight Sonata video exemplifies Professor Howdy’s rare gift for pairing sight and sound in perfect unity. The music drifts tenderly through the landscapes like a sigh from the stars, making it ideal for moments of reflection or romance. His videos are perfectly suited for a romantic candlelight dinner, a tranquil reception office, or as a gentle sleep aid for children and adults alike. Many admirers have noted that listening to such refined classical compositions can heighten concentration, calm the emotions, and, as research suggests, even enhance both children’s and adults’ IQ — awakening parts of the mind that respond to order, pattern, and beauty.
Through his inspired artistry, Professor Howdy has become not only a guardian of musical heritage but a gentle guide toward peace and mindfulness in a hurried world. His Moonlight Sonata presentation is more than a performance — it is an experience of celestial grace, where the soul pauses, the heart listens, and time itself seems to stand still beneath the tranquil glow of Beethoven’s eternal moonlight.
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