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Meditation from 'Thais' 💜 J. Massenet 💜 Peaceful Cello and Piano Music

Feb 21, 20252:58
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A cello and piano performance of "Meditation" from Massenet's opera Thaïs, recorded by Mu Dimon (pianist, Songs of Birdland) with his sister, cellist Lu Dimon (@cellofeggio). The uploader says they had not played the piece together for more than 10 years and describes revisiting it as a personal experience. The video is presented by Songs of Birdland, which is credited as the source.

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  • Cello and piano recording of Massenet's "Meditation" from Thaïs
  • Performed by siblings Mu Dimon (piano) and Lu Dimon (cello)
  • Uploaded by Songs of Birdland
  • Links to the artists' Spotify, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and website are in the description
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Description from Songs of Birdland

After more than 10 years without playing this piece, revisiting it with my sister has been an experience full of memories and emotions. Every note has taken us back to those moments when music connected us in a unique way, as if no time had passed. Rediscovering it has been truly special, not only because of the beauty of the piece but also for everything it means to us. Today, more than ever, we feel the magic of sharing this music together again. 🎻🎹✨ Thanks Lu :) @Cellofeggio ✬ ABOUT THIS RECORDING ✬ I am Mu Dimon, the pianist behind Songs of Birdland. For this song, I had the privilege of recording alongside my sister, the wonderful cellist Lu Dimon, whose channel is @cellofeggio. 🎻🎹 Follow us on: ✬ Spotify https://shorturl.at/j5Jw2 ✬ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/songsofbirdland/ ✬ Facebook https://facebook.com/BirdlandsSongs ✬ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/songsofbirdland/ ✬ Twitter https://twitter.com/songsofbirdland ✬ Website: https://www.songsofbirdland.com #songsofbirdland #cellofeggio #meditationthais

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