- I’ve never been so touched (by a film.)
- The most touching scene was when he finally admitted that he loved her.
- Have you ever been deeply moved by a piece of classical music?
- At the high point of the third movement, the music moved me to tears.
- Seeing my son, the apple of my eye, up there on stage like that, I was nearly overcome with emotion.
- I think that part in your speech about your mother really resonated with the audience.
- After Jackson Pollack unveiled his drip paintings, reverberations were felt for years in the art world.
- The heart-pounding score really added to the cinematic thrill.
- His work does have a broad appeal, but often seems too formulaic.
- The movie was filled with cliche dialogue and tired plot devices.
- In his first symphony, his own artistic voice was still unclear, but the word was a laudable attempt.
- I prefer experimental animation to more traditional works.
- The chorus of that song keeps running through my head.
- Beethoven’s Eroica Symphony was truly and epochal work.
- The release of Elvis’s first album is thought to be a watershed moment in the history of rock and roll music.
- No one disputes that he was one of the pioneers of rock.
- Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa is considered a timeless masterpiece.
- Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring was considered a colossal failure at the time, but is now on of the most widely performed works of modern classical music.
- Mahler’s First Symphony was not warmly received by the critics.
- I love the way romantic classical music creates a mood.




