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I've always considered sad music a kind of ally - in lieu of a friend you can be quiet with and share your moment. It's a form of communication, and sad music i
by telesilla 8y ago
I've always considered sad music a kind of ally - in lieu of a friend you can be quiet with and share your moment. It's a form of communication, and sad music is sharing, well, sadness. I think it makes isolated people feel less lonely.
I'm also keen to hear the mentioned sad piece "Rakavot" by Avi Balili but it doesn't seem to exist online, does anyone have a reference?
- rowlf 8y agoHere it is: https://avibelleli.bandcamp.com/track/trains https://avibelleli.bandcamp.com/track/trains It's from a film soundtrack, used in the opening scene: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xoC2PHu5f4I https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xoC2PHu5f4I Apparently, they transliterated the guy's name incorrectly (it's Belleli). I found it by searching in Hebrew at which point google managed to correct my spelling.