Orchestre National de France played Symphony Major No. 7 of Beethoven tonight at Thêatre des Champs-Elysées...Directed by Kurt Masur, the performance was very good. The melody of No. 7 is harmonised and nicely constructed, and with the decent acoustic setting of the venue, the music simply purifies a heart of mine. Listening to the tunes of violin, viola and piano, I imagine how these types of instrument can be invented and finetuned. Music has long been one of the most precious asset of human history, and with a beautiful sound and rhythm, everything becomes wonderful. It's a pity in fact that I missed a chance to visit the violin craftmen and the Stradivari Museum during my last visit to Cremona, the capital of violin in Italy. Perhaps it worths a revisit to this nice and transquil town some time in future.
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