Story from my weekend.
Flight from Melb to Bris and we were beginning our decent, fair bit of turbulance - so not a smooth decent. All the tv's and radio channels had been turned off and its pretty quiet, and then classical music comes out of all the speakers.
My initial reaction - oh no - music to die to It was a horrible feeling - and then I came to my senses and realised that's what movies have drummed into me.
A lot of my fave classical pieces have been used in movies for people to die to - that Titanic piece (if anyone can tell me what it is I'll love u forever!) and Adagio by Albinoni (Gallipoli) are a few.
Does anyone else ever have experiences like this?
Flight from Melb to Bris and we were beginning our decent, fair bit of turbulance - so not a smooth decent. All the tv's and radio channels had been turned off and its pretty quiet, and then classical music comes out of all the speakers.
My initial reaction - oh no - music to die to It was a horrible feeling - and then I came to my senses and realised that's what movies have drummed into me.
A lot of my fave classical pieces have been used in movies for people to die to - that Titanic piece (if anyone can tell me what it is I'll love u forever!) and Adagio by Albinoni (Gallipoli) are a few.
Does anyone else ever have experiences like this?