Earlier today, I listened to Pachelbel’s Canon in D and was surprised to notice that I was moved to tears by the piece. It somehow affected me more than music usually does, and it’s not that I’m particularly weepy right now or anything. It just penetrated my senses in a way and on a level I’m not used to. I for the first time heard, saw, how the two violins (I think they’re violins) “play” with each other, throw concepts at, and inspiring each other.

For the first time in a very long while I craved to play some instrument again. I haven’t played anything actively in god knows how long, and when I tried to play the piano recently I just looked at the keys without feeling that “connection”. I guess music is one of those hobbies I’ve put to eternal rest.

In any case, I now wonder what classic music I’m missing out on so feel very free to give me tips on pieces you particularly like.