Have I mentioned Susumu Yokota before. He's one of my favourite Japanese musicians. He seems to use a lot of different styles.

This is the first time I heard of his name!
Purple Rose Minuet, sounds like one of Schumann's piece.
Nevertheless this is beautifully arranged.

Bolshoi Swan Lake - Pas de Quatre Small Swans

It's from Debussy's Suite Bergamasque, I posted a couple of movements from it before, but the quotation/sample in that track is from the Claire de Lune movement which I didn't post. It's Debussy's most well known melody. (I hear it was used in the Twilight movies).

However, I like the way Susumu Yokota spices it up a bit.

I need to listen to more Tchaikovsky. I like this little number though.

Sabre Dance - Aram Khachaturian

Pat Boone - Love Letters In The Sand

Hearing this is making me want some coffee. I guess I'll have to settle for decaf. :tongue:

It's pity Bach had never tasted cappuccino. ha ha

Rossini: William Tell Overture: Final

Horst Jankowski - " A Walk In The Black Forest"

Waltz of The Flowers

I might have posted this before?

Los Indios Tabajaras - Begin The Beguine

I noticed a quotation in that "Walk in the Black Forest" from this...

I used to dance quickstep with the tune "Walk in the black forest".

Wonderful, Wonderful Copenhagen

Bee Gees Massachusetts

Moonlight Sonata

Love that piece. I saw the Nutcracker over the New Year in the States. First half is pretty pants, but it's just hit after hit after the interval.

Yes I like this.
Oh I have never been to America. One day I would love to go.

Ninaster

Be my baby - The ronettes