Can anybody help with identification? (+ an interesting movie as a bonus)

[Daimonion]

Dear All,

   Can anybody help me with the identification of the piece that starts at 50 minutes 50 seconds of the following movie:

http://rclvideolibrary.com/2012/12/08/why-beauty-matters/

The movie itself ("Why beauty matters" by the philosopher Roger Scruton), by the way, is a really interesting one. I do recommend it!

All the best,

Daimonion

[Benji]

Giovanni Sollima "Terra Aria"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s274bWgG20M

[Opus106]

Giovanni Sollima "Terra Aria"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s274bWgG20M

Ahoy there! Long time, no see.

[Benji]

Ahoy there! Long time, no see.

I could say the same to you - why no more Flickr uploads?   I expect to see some Comet photography this year! I'm certainly going to give it a go.

[Opus106]

I could say the same to you - why no more Flickr uploads?   I expect to see some Comet photography this year! I'm certainly going to give it a go.

*Busted!* 

For one, I sort of lost interest. Kind of re-surfaced in late '09, but then I didn't bother uploading anything. And these days I'm camera-less, since my previous one went bust last year. Lemmon and PanSTARRS will only be visual delights for me, I'm afraid. (Hopefully, I'll have rectified the situation before ISON comes along. ) However, I look forward to the shots (cloudless ones  ) from you.

[Benji]

*Busted!* 

For one, I sort of lost interest. Kind of re-surfaced in late '09, but then I didn't bother uploading anything. And these days I'm camera-less, since my previous one went bust last year. Lemmon and PanSTARRS will only be visual delights for me, I'm afraid. (Hopefully, I'll have rectified the situation before ISON comes along. ) However, I look forward to the shots (cloudless ones  ) from you.

ISON! How exciting! I'm currently in the Midwest US, for a few weeks more, so I may be able to escape to a good dark sky location, but by ISONs approach I will be back in the overpopulated permacloud that is the UK. Still, it won't stop me from trying to get a decent picture, no way!

I'm sorry to hear you lost interest. It's easy to do - I have waves of interest that come and go (explaining my periodic absence from GMG!). Sometimes a change of scenery boost creativity, and i've been very lucky this past 12 months to have spent 10 of them in super-photogenic British Columbia, as well as doing a roadtrip through the midwest US and then down the Pacific Coast and through the desert states. I will upload some of my photos to Flickr soon.

[Opus106]

ISON! How exciting! I'm currently in the Midwest US, for a few weeks more, so I may be able to escape to a good dark sky location, but by ISONs approach I will be back in the overpopulated permacloud that is the UK. Still, it won't stop me from trying to get a decent picture, no way!

I'm sorry to hear you lost interest. It's easy to do - I have waves of interest that come and go (explaining my periodic absence from GMG!). Sometimes a change of scenery boost creativity, and i've been very lucky this past 12 months to have spent 10 of them in super-photogenic British Columbia, as well as doing a roadtrip through the midwest US and then down the Pacific Coast and through the desert states. I will upload some of my photos to Flickr soon.

Sounds wonderful! The deserts of Arizona should offer you views of the southern hemisphere which are out of bounds at home.

[Daimonion]

Giovanni Sollima "Terra Aria"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s274bWgG20M

Thank you very much for the identification of this music. My 3-years old son likes it very much! (because of the initial cello motif he calls it "tee ru tee ru")