I made an Hall of the mountain king edit in honor of this batshit insane post (for which i may or may not be partially responsible, too) by @one-time-i-dreamt, enjoy :)

Nalu Official Arts By Atsuo Ueda!

happy transgender visibility day to every bruce campbell character because i said so (especially you, ashley joanna williams. you're on here twice for a reason)

(brisco gif is made by @shockyhorror !!!)

I think it’s really funny that Gaster himself is monochrome black and white and all of his goner followers are all 100% grayscale he’s like if a sad beige mother was a man

I like to think that Greige would be a relatively cool, quiet and reserved child with a soft demeanor. Because of this, it's hard for him to make friends (just like Juvia,) but, (unlike Juvia) there's a quality about him that causes other children to inevitably flock to him: wherever he goes, he makes it snow.

It's a quality that he manages to get under control once he grows older, but in his youth, where his quietness gets in the way of reaching out, he breaks out of his shell once other kids surround him and revel in his gifts. Because of his snow, he's able to make meaningful bonds.

And Juvia would watch with wistful fondness.

a requiem for spring

More mixed media! This piece is digital on top of scanned sheet music I found in an old piano lesson book

(no reposts; reblogs appreciated)

hey are there any classical music enjoyers in the house, because today's download is making me a little crazy and I need to SHARE. it's only nine minutes long and it SLAPS

Song of Norway (1970) is a bad film by any metric. A musical based on Grieg's life - if by "based on Grieg's life" you mean "had almost nothing to do with it" - it was a critical and commercial failure.

Probably what is both the most memorable and goofiest segment is the trolls part (you know, all big musicals back then had a live action and animation section). It would not be worth mentioning were it not for the fact that virtually all of the trolls are based on the great Theodor Kittelsen's artwork.

How many can you spot?

Café, restaurant, Brénon, Grièges, Ain.

Dès 1873, un café est installé dans les murs de ce bâtiment, le café restaurant Brénon. La maison est démolie en 1981 pour créer la percée de la nouvelle route reliant Grièges à Cormoranche.

I hate britain like any sane person but you do have to admit that they went off with shakespeare. like they absolutely made points there

Latinoamérica (Calle 13)

Aquí se comparte, lo mío es tuyo/Este pueblo no se ahoga con marullos/Y si se derrumba, yo lo reconstruyo/Tampoco pestañeo cuando te miro/Para que te recuerde' de mi apellido/La Operación Cóndor invadiendo mi nido/Perdono, pero nunca olvido, ¡oye!/(Vamos caminando) Aquí se respira lucha

"This song is in spanish, so I don't know if it'll get in (I sent in a video with english subtitles, if it helps), but it's probably the only song that makes me cry literally EVERY TIME I listen to it. This text is a very long and corny, I'm sorry. Feel free to ignore. I'm latin american, and the thing is, you grow up hearing of all of the problems that happen in your country and neighbouring countries. From our history as former colonies (and all of the issues this still causes in our current societies), to corruption, to the massive exploitation we still go through from first world countries. When you're young you struggle with how you see yourself and your people, because media (ESPECIALLY foreign media) talks about us as if we are worth less, and that sentiment is doubled if they're talking about immigrants. As you grow up, it's easier to see the nuance in this sentiment, and to acknowledge that THERE ARE good things about our countries, even if a foreign someone doesn't see it. Even with all of these issues, I LOVE my country. I love latinamerican people. I love our culture, I love our traditions, I love how we are always trying to turn our situation around, how we try to improve and support each other, how we continue walking foward even if that is difficult. This song, from Calle 13, is a celebration to Latin America. It points out our painful history and some of the issues we go through now, but it focuses on how we persevere. About being proud of your roots. AGUANTE LATINOAMÉRICA!"

In The Hall Of The Mountain King (Edvard Grieg)

"It's like, THE OG fuck-you-up song. Starts off calm and ramps up to be fucking insane. Anxiety incarnate. Imagine being one of the first people to listen to this back in the 1800s, I would've had a heart attack"

I feel like you'll know the answer to this ~ what is that classical music song that gets faster and faster and more chaotic as it goes on, and it's got like violins and it starts out real slow and picks up speed??? It's used a bunch of memes and shit and it was in the video with that dried noodle guy chat I think??????

Oh Anon, you picked the right nerd for this. I know exactly which piece you're talking about. It's 'In the Hall of the Mountain King' by Grieg, from his Peer Gynt suite: (your description was spot on and also perfectly chaotic, I love it)

Would you befriend griege

(Anon is referring to @smallcatwoman's creation Griege the Jalice baby who I decided is an Epicurean.)

I think the question is rather would Griege befriend me. Griege seeks the happiest possible outcome, and as such is the ultimate hedonist. If Griege then wishes to befriend me, it is because he knows I will bring him happiness of some kind.

Apparently, I'm putting out.

Grieg&Elgar's Musiks. They're a teenage idol group managed by Handel (who is said to be Bach's old friend), competitors of ClaKla but they are privately friends.

The cane of Elgar releases Musiks by touching the ground with. The number of touches, frequency, and amount of force applied (tapping or hitting) determines the Musik that is going to be released.

Edvard Grieg - String Quartet in g minor op. 27

Nordic String Quartet Heiðrun Petersen (Faroe Islands) - Violin Mads Haugsted Hansen (Denmark) - Violin Daniel Eklund (Sweden) - Viola Lea Emilie Brøndal (Denmark) – Cello

Recorded at Royal Danish Academy of Musi