The Well-Tempered Ear
Classical music: Today is Mother’s Day. What music would you play for your mom? Or would you, as a mom, like played in your honor?
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By Jacob Stockinger
Today is Mother’s Day 2016.
That makes it the 102nd annual Mother’s Day celebration.
Which is why the Ear was to do reprise.
He wants to return to the Mother’s Day post he did in 2014 on the centennial of the holiday.
It has the surprisingly serious history of Mother’s Day plus a Mother’s Day quiz from NPR or National Public Radio.
And The Ear wants to ask you to list what music you would place for your mother.
Or, if you are a mother, what piece would you like to be played in your honor?
Please leave suggestions in the COMMENT section with a link to a YouTube performance if possible.
Here is the link:
And here is one of the piano pieces – the famous “Bells of Moscow” Prelude in C-sharp minor by Sergei Rachmaninoff — that The Ear’s mother loved to hear him play and used to let phone-callers who asked listen to him while he was practicing the piece:
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