I want you to listen to this classical tune...

[Archae]

I tell me what it describes to you.

I'm almost positive it...never mind.

[Doc_Technical]

1. This is wonderful, thanks for posting.

When I heard it, this is what came to my head:

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[pipi_k]

2. Always

one of my favorites.

It makes my heart ache, though.

I find it difficult to listen to some music in public, because I don't like to embarrass myself by crying.

[BrendaBrick]

3. There's nothing wrong with crying,

in public or anywhere else. It shows you're human and sensitive and that's a wonderful trait! Sometimes I live inside my head waaaay too much and I need music to coax me back into the feeling world:

[pipi_k]

5. Thanks for the kind words...

and thanks for the Samuel Barber...

another one of my favorites.

[BrendaBrick]

4. soothing.

[sarge43]

6. I hear the soul of Spain, its austere beauty and history. n/t

[Archae]

7. Oh bullcrap.

You're thiking of the last time you had sex.

[sarge43]

8. Huh?

Of all the adjectives I could related to my sexual experiences, austere never comes to mind.

[Archae]

9. I'm joking...

To me, the tune sounds like a musical description of sex.

[sarge43]

10. I sit corrected

It seems too melancholy to me, like Barber's Adagio or Elgar's Nimrod -- someone, something, very precious lost forever.

Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue, now that's sexy