I've always loved 'Moonlight Sonata' by Beethoven and thought it'd be nice for the BP to walk down the aisle to....something different. But i'm not sure if its a sad song or not!!
PLEASE HELP!!!! I'm clueless hahaha.
Heres the link to it in case you're not sure what song it is hahaha:
I think it's really pretty - it doesn't sound sad to me. I'd use it!
mybabylovesmoi
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NOOOO.
it's in all the scary movies involving pianos. I'm being serious!
I really wouldn't. I alway associate it with morbid gloomy things.
eta: i STILL think the song is beautiful and it really does make the hairs on my neck raise but it has a gothic feeling.
kedra5
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Posted by mybabylovesmoi
NOOOO.
it's in all the scary movies involving pianos. I'm being serious!
I really wouldn't. I alway associate it with morbid gloomy things.
I dont know if its the same song, i listened to part of it and dindt think so but then again i was straining to hear it hahaha, didn't want to turn it up too loud at work!
mybabylovesmoi
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In Pop Culture The 'Moonlight' Sonata is often favoured for use in suspenseful or emotional scenes in movies and television. Here are a few examples: • In the 1990 movie Misery, based on the Stephen King novel, the First Movement is played during the disturbing scene in which Annie Wilkes breaks Paul Sheldon's feet with a sledge hammer. • The First Movement also figures into the first Resident Evil game. • In the children's cartoon The Smurfs, the Third Movement is frequently played during dramatic parts of the story.
there is more, i'm certain of it. It's very distinctive
eta: The Pianist is another one. Any movie about the holocaust=tearjerker
'The piano music heard in the abandoned house when Szpilman had just discovered a hiding place in the attic was the Moonlight Sonata by Beethoven. It would later be revealed that German officer Hosenfeld was the pianist. The German composition juxtaposed with the mainly Polish/Chopin selection of Szpilman. '
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it's very pretty but I agree, I think I hear this song a lot in movies when some is dying or somethin bad going on.
Especially with that picture in the background of the youtube video - it looks like a war between heaven and hell LOL
jmgoncal
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Crashing to say I don't think it's sad at all. I think it's a beautiful song.
And, I actually associate it with 'You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown'.... Schroeder plays it to Lucy.
futurestevens
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i have to go with anney on this one...i don't like it! it's not very happy sounding
justnicethings
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i do think it's a little too morbid and sad. just my two cents.
