Which piece(s) of music move you deeply?

[upsidedown]

A few of mine:

Liza Radley - The Jam

Asleep - The Smiths

High Hopes - Pink Floyd

 

[swee'pea99]

The definitive version of a true classic: Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong - Summertime

 

[ajb]

Everybody hurts by REM.

Played at my Best Man's funeral.
Gives me goosebumps everytime, even 10 yrs on.

 

[ianrauk]

Another one which moved me when I first heard it

Gavin Bryars - Jesus Blood Never Failed Me

 

[nigelnorris]

Monolake, the mighty Occam. Whoever says electronic music has no soul just doesn't understand.

 

[arranandy]

Flooers o' the Forest. Quite often played by a lone piper at funerals up here.

Brings a lump to the throat every time

 

[Speicher]

"No Regrets" by the Walker Brothers



View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7PuSl7AbUo






along with "The Sun Ain't going to shine anymore"

 

[karen.488walker]

Not the most tearful music but bright eyes, garfunkel is one of many many. Started o watch w'ship down today with the kids who were confused that i was crying before it started.

 

[BigonaBianchi]

View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C8mlc9zv5Ho

 

[just jim]

This is nice:

Under The Bridge-Red Hot Chili Peppers

 

[Fab Foodie]

Nimrod always makes me cry when my wife plays it on the piano.

That's nothing, anything I play on my Saxophone makes the whole family cry...

 

[Archie_tect]

Were you taught to play by my wife... just a thought.

 

[Fab Foodie]

Were you taught to play by my wife... just a thought.

Not unless she's from Prague and has a beard

 

[yoyo]

My youngest son singing the treble solo in Howard Goodall's Nunc Dimittis at his final evensong as a cathedral chorister - he cried too. Also my recording of Walton's 'The Twelve' with him singing the second treble solo is very special.

 

[Mac66]

Madam Butterfly for me.