A Quiet Love (for now!)

Hello, everyone! Happy Thursday! I see I have some readers from some new places: The Czech Republic and Norway! One of my best friends from high school had Norse roots, and I am a huge fan of Antonin Dvorak (His Cello Concerto is the bee's knees, to me!)

Isn't she stylish?

I was thinking I would show you a little snapshot I took of a historical fashion poster, but I think I'll also share a little video of the kind of music I'm listening to at the moment. I feel quite passionate about how clean and fresh I feel the chords part of this song is. The progressions even take off in a slightly unexpected direction. Then the melodic line is played over it, and it's a much more edgy sound, almost seeming to scream a little bit, but it never gets too overwhelming in that respect.

The person who posted this kind of copy and pasted the two parts of the song to make it a little more drawn out. I guess they love it as much as I do!



The guitarist is a very talented metal performer by the name of Hizaki, who does solo projects as well as collaborations with a group called Versailles Philharmonic Quintet. I've been quiet about my appreciation of this type of metal in the past. New day, new dawn, though, right? :)

Enjoy!