Mozart, K 216 Allegro
Mozart, K 467 Allegro
Mozart, K 467 Allegro
Mozart, K 488 Adagio
Mozart, Magic Flute
"In diesen heil'gen Hallen"
Mozart, Magic Flute
"Die Strahlen der Sonne"
Photographed in the morning of 3 May 2012
at Vienna's St. Marx Biedermeier Cemetery
3rd District (Landstrasse)
Images and Text © by Merisi
Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Amelia! :-)
ReplyDeleteTo all my readers:
ReplyDeletePlease forgive me for not visiting you all as often as I would love to. Most days it is either publishing my daily blog or visiting you. I can only assure you that I truly appreciate and love your visits and that your comments make it all seem worthwhile. I thank you for that from the bottom of my heart!
A wonderful weekend to all of you,
Merisi
What a wonderful feast for the eyes and ears . . . thank you.
ReplyDeleteYour photo stream was a very beautiful way to start the day. I love to visit here. Have a wonderful weekend. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeleteVery lovely. A symphony of light and images.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Merisi - I've worked to this wonderful music most of this morning :)
ReplyDeleteOh! I love Mozart in the Morning. This is a wonderful way for me to start my morning! :-) I especially love that first sky shot.
ReplyDeleteNo matter the time of day...or the season, you live in the most beautiful place, Merisi.
ReplyDeleteMozart and nature...very nice.
ReplyDeleteSuch a soothing and beautiful place to wander and contemplate the meaning of life, the magic of music, the passing of time.
ReplyDeleteToujours un plaisir de venir chez toi.
ReplyDeleteBon dimanche Merisi.
Spring in her prime with beautiful soundtrack.
ReplyDeleteReally enjoyable this wonderful series of images, Merisi, and the music is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI notice you have now the modern Layout Template!
Thank you all very much for your kind comments!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful Sunday to all of you,
Merisi
Pietro:
ReplyDeleteBlogger sort of forced me - kicking and screaming! - into updating my template.
I almost stopped blogging because I found it so upsetting that I'd have to spend to much time behind the scenes, just to be able to continue publishing. So, it was either or. I went for the or, cost me a weekend, but here I am, hoping that will do for the foreseeable future!
Facit:
I don't notice anything that makes it easier for me, but I am sure Blogger loves having gotten me to install all those little spying and "connectedness" gadget somewhere in that "modern" template! ;-)
Correction:
ReplyDelete"too" much time .... or maybe I wanted to say "so" much time.
I type so fast, my thoughts have a hard time keeping up. ;-)
What a beautiful cemetery! The second shot is amazing.
ReplyDeleteI love this post, Merisi! The music accompaniment is beautiful. I was told by a friend that I must visit St. Marx sometime soon. You're amazing photos have confirmed just that :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you, JM!
ReplyDeleteI shot it while waiting for the cemetery gate to open.
Lindsay:
Go SOON, the lilac and chestnut blossoms will be gone in a day or two!
early morning ans late afternoon -- the magical times for picture taking...
ReplyDeleteAnd I too have been not blog visiting as much as I'd like. The Spring is passing so quickly, I have to be out in it as much as possible. But I'm grazing and gazing through the posts I've missed, wishing once again that Vienna were closer. . .
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