Piano Music for making love

[arpeggiosnake]

I was thiking in Chopin´s Scherzo num 2 in B flat minor

What would be your piece?

[berrt]

What would be your piece?

Not any - id hit too many wrong notes, im afraid..

Berrt

[thalbergmad]

For me it would be the "Minute" Waltz, as that is about as long as i last.

[allthumbs]

For me it would be the "Minute" Waltz, as that is about as long as i last.

HAHAHA! Me too, probably because I only get to perform it every St. Swithin's Day!


Cheers

allthumbs

[pianistimo]

is it some coincidence that this thread is directly above 'when did you first feel the music.'  i think it was in a movie theater (feeling the music that is) quite a few years back and john travolta was dancing to 'stayin alive'  (so embarrassing now).  the disco scene was the thing - so i took a disco class, a ballroom dance class and of course piano.  i think dancing helps making love more than music.  if you are flexible you can move.  i say - stay in shape as much as possible and turn down the music if you are a musician.  it's like a sports fan - saying 'wait a minute...i have to see this play.'  unless of course, your walls are thin and you're trying to cover up screams of ecstacy.

ps after 20 years of marriage - i can honestly say that with a single partner there's more room to make your own music into perfection.  it's just that i've never tried it with a thigh high leg cast.

ok maybe some light guitar music

[pianohopper]

is it some coincidence that this thread is directly above 'when did you first feel the music.'  i think it was in a movie theater (feeling the music that is) quite a few years back and john travolta was dancing to 'stayin alive'  (so embarrassing now).  the disco scene was the thing - so i took a disco class, a ballroom dance class and of course piano.  i think dancing helps making love more than music.  if you are flexible you can move.  i say - stay in shape as much as possible and turn down the music if you are a musician.  it's like a sports fan - saying 'wait a minute...i have to see this play.'  unless of course, your walls are thin and you're trying to cover up screams of ecstacy.

ps after 20 years of marriage - i can honestly say that with a single partner there's more room to make your own music into perfection.  it's just that i've never tried it with a thigh high leg cast.

ok maybe some light guitar music

naughty girl.   

[lau]

I don't know much sexy music. But this may help:

Chicken Breast in Champagne - serves 2

1 carrot finely chopped
1 small onion finely chopped
3 large mushrooms finely chopped
2 tbsp butter
1 cup champagne or dry white wine
2 chicken breasts, halved, boned, skinned
Salt and pepper to taste
Sauce:
1/2 cup heavy cream
1/4 cup champagne or white wine
Salt and pepper to taste
parsley finely chopped

In a heatproof casserole, make a bed of carrot, onion, and mushrooms. Add butter cut into thin slices and add champagne or wine.
Place chicken breasts on top of the mixture. Sprinkle the chicken with salt and pepper, cover the casserole, and bake chicken in a moderate oven (325^) basting it frequently with the liquid from the casserole for 50-60 minutes or until it is tender.
Remove chicken to a platter and keep warm. Cook sauce uncovered over moderate heat until it is reduced by half.
Stir in heavy cream and champagne or wine and pour sauce through a sieve. Season with salt and pepper and a little finely chopped parsley. Pour sauce over the chicken breasts and garnish the platter with braised celery and sautéed pimentos   

Best Freaks,

Lau

[pianistimo]

i think it is what you are wearing while eating.  maybe a napkin in your lap? and, whatever you do - don't get the phone.  it's murphy's law (the phone ringing).

[gorbee natcase]

I don't know much sexy music. But this may help:

Chicken Breast in Champagne - serves 2

1 carrot finely chopped
1 small onion finely chopped
3 large mushrooms finely chopped
2 tbsp butter
1 cup champagne or dry white wine
2 chicken breasts, halved, boned, skinned
Salt and pepper to taste
Sauce:
1/2 cup heavy cream
1/4 cup champagne or white wine
Salt and pepper to taste
parsley finely chopped

In a heatproof casserole, make a bed of carrot, onion, and mushrooms. Add butter cut into thin slices and add champagne or wine.
Place chicken breasts on top of the mixture. Sprinkle the chicken with salt and pepper, cover the casserole, and bake chicken in a moderate oven (325^) basting it frequently with the liquid from the casserole for 50-60 minutes or until it is tender.
Remove chicken to a platter and keep warm. Cook sauce uncovered over moderate heat until it is reduced by half.
Stir in heavy cream and champagne or wine and pour sauce through a sieve. Season with salt and pepper and a little finely chopped parsley. Pour sauce over the chicken breasts and garnish the platter with braised celery and sautéed pimentos

Best Freaks,

Lau

If you like cooking that much you can marry me

[Dazzer]

i'm not sure about me... but i know a certain pfer who has a thing for the chopin 25 12 - hush hush -

[zheer]

The flight of the bumbble bee.

[pianistimo]

that's positively maniacal.  i can see it now.  the silent movie. 

[rafant]

The Liszt's Piano Transcription of Wagner's Liebestod. Since it's a musical representation of an orgasm, it must be funny to try to sincronize the action with the music. I haven't had the opportunity yet to trying it myself   

[paris]

i'm not sure about me... but i know a certain pfer who has a thing for the chopin 25 12 - hush hush -

*blushing*

i wonder who's that...

[ahinton]

The Liszt's Piano Transcription of Wagner's Liebestod. Since it's a musical representation of an orgasm, it must be funny to try to sincronize the action with the music. I haven't had the opportunity yet to trying it myself   

Nice idea - but, while on that particular subject, what about the Wittgenstein transcription of same for left hand alone (leaving la mano destra to attend to - er - other matters)?

Best,

Alistair

[thalbergmad]

Nice idea - but, while on that particular subject, what about the Wittgenstein transcription of same for left hand alone (leaving la mano destra to attend to - er - other matters)?

Best,

Alistair

Nice idea, but judging by the score, i personally would not have any energy left for anything else.

[quantum]

Scriabin Sonata No.5.  Well after all, its about ........ 

For desert, maybe some Op. 57/1 some "Desire" and Op. 57/2 a "Danced Carress"

[Alde]

HAHAHA! Me too, probably because I only get to perform it every St. Swithin's Day!


Cheers

allthumbs

What is St. Swithin's Day?

[stevie]

*blushing*

i wonder who's that...

[berrt]

it would be the "Minute" Waltz.

- and that of course includes undressing, showering and dressing up again..

[m1469]

The flight of the bumbble bee.

oooo, good one 


How about Chopin's Prelude in C Major, Op 28 no 1 ? 

(but I guess with that one, you'd really have to know what you are doing  )

[stevie]

Sorabji's Opus Clavicembalisticum...

LONG, HARD, and very THICKly textured

yes ladies, i am large

[zheer]

oooo, good one 

 Thats what all women say.

[mikey6]

Nice idea - but, while on that particular subject, what about the Wittgenstein transcription of same for left hand alone (leaving la mano destra to attend to - er - other matters)?

That certainly gives a different idea to the whole left hand repertoire!
well according to the movie '10', Bolero or Prok's romeo and juliet are good to f**k to. (in her words)

[maxy]

Liszt: Mephisto

[gouldfischer]

Borodin's "Polovtsian Dances from Prince Igor"

[etudes]

3rd Chopin Ballade 

[Kassaa]

3rd Chopin Ballade

I can play it, are you female?

And in the range of 12-15 years old?