"JYOTI" MAXXIMIXX PLAY LIVE RADIO STATION SESSION FOR WEEK OF 11/16/2025 SET#20 SEASON 3
Greetings and wishing everyone an amazing Tuesday... My sincere apologies this week . I will do my best to listen and support the amazing sets here... I am still not seeing many in my feed....I will do my best to continue favoriting and reposting ..I will listen when I can.. Grateful for life, and the surprises that comes along the way..Presenting my Maxximixx Play Live session made with a mixture of very old psy trance tracks, which I truly enjoyed weaving together... Many thanks for your support -much gratitude... I am thankful for all that today brought me. I choose peace with everything .. Gratitude relaxes my mind and heart. I trust that tomorrow will unfold perfectly for me... PEACE& LOVE .. Sincerely Suzanne🙏💕..
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The barTops these days are weak, you have to be careful because they fold under pressure. NO DANCIN’ ON THE BAR
@donald-santoro my "Master Builder" greetings.. I only weight 97 lbs. I hope they will not fold... Definitely - NO DANCING "ON THE BAR." A thing of the past...Thanks for tuning in, and do have a wonderful rest of your day... Best wishes always, Suzanne🎶😎
@rosie-suzanne Do you know the 15 most listened to musical masterpieces of all time?
@donald-santoro @donald-santoro yes I do... Why, may I ask... What era are we referring to? Mozart ,Bach , ,Beethoven?
@rosie-suzanne The era is defined, “of all time”.
@rosie-suzanne You skipped Vivaldi. These artists are THE MOST …. …. OF ALL TIME, Whether it’s listened to, played or even more importantly, the subject for music teachers around the stone.
@donald-santoro @donald-santoro yes most definitely I understand that well... I know a pianist that plays a lot of these priceless treasures ... Thank you and yes, I left out "Vivaldi" because I was rushing... I have gone to many operas in my lifetime... I can only imagine how amazing it was in that era... Have a great night ... Kind regards always, Suzanne🎶🎁
@donald-santoro @donald-santoro yes as my friend who is a classical pianist /piano teacher shares with me -it brings him great joy to go to the recitals of the young ones who are his students... I simply love it... I wish I did not give up playing the piano ..🙏
@rosie-suzanne How did their music get heard in other geographies! They didn’t have a Facebook, etc. No radio, etc. Yet they were heard the world over. The musical studies reveal this.
@donald-santoro @donald-santoro "il prete rosso"🙏🎶
@rosie-suzanne My guy
@donald-santoro @donald-santoro they were heard in many churches or court orchestras . Local gatherings etc.. Luckily their works were archived and the special gifts we still have and enjoy... They all compliment each other, incorporating techniques enhancing those musical genres ... Many years of practice and dedication ... Oh joy....🎶
@rosie-suzanne Classical masterpieces during the 1400s and 1500s were heard in other countries primarily through the travels of musicians and composers,
@rosie-suzanne Court Patronage: Powerful aristocratic families and the Church actively recruited talented musicians and singers for their courts and chapels. When musicians moved for new positions, they took their musical knowledge, styles, and compositions with them.
@rosie-suzanne Travel and Tours
Italy was a significant center for music and culture in the 18th century, attracting artists from across Europe.
Mozart's Italian Journeys: A young Mozart and his father, Leopold, made three extended tours of Italy between 1769 and 1773. During these visits, he performed in major cities like Verona, Milan, Bologna, Rome, and Naples [1, 2]. These tours allowed Italian audiences, nobles, and fellow musicians to hear his compositions firsthand.
Performance Opportunities: Mozart performed for various royal courts, noble patrons, and in public concerts in Italy, gaining recognition and commissions. He wrote the opera Mitridate, re di Ponto for Milan, where it premiered successfully in 1770
@donald-santoro @donald-santoro ❤️
@donald-santoro @donald-santoro yes, I remember those movies and reading on that lifestyle.. Quite honestly, I would have loved that era...❤️❤️🎁
@rosie-suzanne the 14th century (Trecento) is when Italy saw the rise of a distinct musical style, with Francesco Landini being the most famous and consequential figure of that later period. Landini was a central composer in the Florentine school, and his music makes up about 20% to 30% of all surviving Italian Trecento compositions, indicating his immense importance and influence.
Francesco Landini (14th Century)
Significance: Considered the foremost secular composer of the Italian Ars Nova (the 14th-century period).
Work: Wrote 154 secular compositions, including 12 madrigals and 140 ballate.
Influence: His music was highly admired for its lyricism and expressive intensity, and a large number of his works have been preserved, showing his far-reaching influence.
@donald-santoro @donald-santoro I will do some YouTube videos before I go to sleep... This will be fun... Thank you .... The last show I went to the music was so great I fell asleep.. I flew after work to NYC , got to my hotel, and it was rushing to get myself together.. It was fun and embarrassing all in one... At least I woke up before the ending... ha ha Only me.... 🤭
@donald-santoro @donald-santoro totally my era ... Many thanks ... So no movie soundtracks for me tonight but, Mozart and all the greats -it will be a lovely way to fall asleep...❤️
570 bc - 490 bc
Pythagoras is widely referred to as the "father of music theory" or "father of harmony" due to his foundational discovery of the mathematical principles underlying musical intervals and harmony.
His key contributions include:
Discovery of Ratios: According to legend and historical accounts, Pythagoras (or his followers) discovered that harmonious musical intervals are based on simple numerical ratios of string lengths. For example, halving a string's length produces a pitch an octave higher (a 2:1 ratio), and a 3:2 ratio creates a perfect fifth.
Pythagorean Tuning: His work led to the development of the Pythagorean tuning system, an early formal method for tuning instruments based on stacking these perfect fifths. This system formed the basis of Western music for centuries.
"Music of the Spheres": He proposed the philosophical concept of musica universalis ("music of the spheres"), which held that the movements of celestial bodies were governed by similar mathematical ratios and thus produced an inaudible, divine harmony.
While some modern scholars note that the general concepts of harmonics existed in other ancient cultures and that some specific attributions may be due to later followers, Pythagoras is credited with pioneering the mathematical and experimental study of music, which fundamentally shaped the development of Western music theory and acoustics. He moved the understanding of music from a purely ritualistic or magical art to a scientific and mathematical discipline.
@navouris is paying attention. Thank you.
good sound🎵🎵🌹
@gr-lop-jkar thanks for tuning in. Have a great night... Best wishes always, Suzanne🎶🎶🙏
@rosie-suzanne 🎵🎵🎵🌹
@gr-lop-jkar @gr-lop-jkar have a wonderful Wednesday .. Thanks for your support.. Best wishes, Suzanne🎶🙏
@rosie-suzanne thanks to🌹🌹
Pythagoras of Samos (c. 570 BCE – c. 490 BCE) was a Greek philosopher and mathematician who made significant contributions to math, astronomy, and music theory. He's best known for the Pythagorean Theorem, a fundamental principle in geometry that relates the sides of a right triangle. His work also laid the groundwork for number theory, ratios, and trigonometry.
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Born: Samos, Greece
Died: Metapontum Village, Italy
Influenced by: Thales of Miletus, Anaximander, Pherecydes of Syros
Children: Arignote, Telauges, Myia, Damo, Mnesarchus
Parents: Mnesarchus, Pythais
Siblings: Eunomus, Tyrrhenus
@donald-santoro I know you were going to drop him in ... I just loved geometry -not... haha Once again many thanks for saving me from doing more research
For example Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's music was heard and celebrated in Italy during his lifetime and after for several reasons, primarily due to the extensive travel common among European musicians of the era, the shared cultural language of classical music.
@donald-santoro I collected many volumes of great books on all of this and do hope they are safe in storage... I checked to see if they were here but no luck... I guess now I should be thankful for modern technology...I love his music ! Thanks for all information shared here... It's a culture and a period I love quite a bit...🙌
Suzanne ❚█══Wishing You A Wonderful Weekend & Week. Amazing Music Mix. Congrats══█😊❚🎼🎧🔊🔊🎇💣🔥🙌💝🌎🎁
Dear Suzanne, your PSY-trance sets are always incredibly beautiful, powerful, and full of vibrant energy...With all my best wishes and love, Oleg 🙏🙌❤️😊🫶🌈🌞💃🕺🎶🎶🎶
@olegyoshi wishing you/ family a safe and happy weekend ... Thanks for your ears and precious time.. Glad you enjoyed another session... With best wishes and much love to everyone.. Kind regards always, Suzanne🙏🙌🎶🌞💙🎁🎶🎶🎶
Fantastic strong session once again🧨🧨🧨
@navouris greetings and do hope all is well with you... Enjoy the rest of your day and weekend... So happy to read your kind words... Many thanks for your support, means a lot to me... Kind regards always, Suzanne🌞🙏🎶🎶🙌
Powerful Session, my dear Suzanne Ryan !! 🌺❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️❤️❤️🥰😘
@violeta-mihaela-banica2 second response... ha ha Many thanks for your precious time and happy you enjoyed this set... Hope you are all keeping warm and toasty... Have great night and rest of your weekend.. Kind regards always, Suzanne🎶🙏❤️❤️❤️🥰😘🎶🎶🌹🌹🌹
Awesome set Suzanne 💣💯🔥🔥🔥😎 nice dark driving beats 🔈💥
@xronix wishing you a wonderful night .... The weekend is almost here .. I am grateful for your endless support, and glad you enjoyed the dark driving beats.. Take care for now, and be safe .. Suzanne🙏🎶🙌🎁