I enjoyed that also. The melody starts quite simply, then the second part is a mirror or yang to the ying. Then, when it started exploring hidden pockets within the melody and almost screeching very violin, that's when I thought I was hearing the plucky that you described. Then the fourth part came in at double time (as I was getting into the shower) and I realized that this was the plucky movement........Damn, I shoulda just said 'That was good' or 'thanks for sharing'

I love the trout! I studied the first violin part at the Conservatory, and then later at music camp. It's so much fun to play!

A great piece of classical music can take you on an emotional journey, tell you a story a paint pictures in your imagination, all without words just the sounds and vibrational frequencies of pure feeling.

I'm a huge Mozart fan. This is not going to make sense, but my fav Mozart movement is the Lacrimosa from Mozart's Requiem. We sang it in HS and got 1s at State - and the highest score of all large choruses that year. I get tingles every time I either hear, or better yet sing, the soaring creshendos in that piece.

So yeah - a funeral mass makes me happy. ??

I like Bolero and often have played for the same reasons.