periodas

judėjimas

1. Under Honey's Harmonica — Borisas Kustodijevas, 1927
2. Music I, oil on canvas, Neue Pinakothek, Munich — Gustavas Klimtas, 1895
3. The Cave of Spleen — Aubrėjus Vinsentas Bīrdsli (Aubrey Vincent Beardsley)
4. untitled (3885) — Alfonzas Muha

nuotaika

temos

1. The Cave of Spleen — Aubrėjus Vinsentas Bīrdsli (Aubrey Vincent Beardsley)
2. Under Honey's Harmonica — Borisas Kustodijevas, 1927
3. A Music Party — Filipas Mercieris, 1737
4. Music I, oil on canvas, Neue Pinakothek, Munich — Gustavas Klimtas, 1895

raktažodžiai

tonas

pagrindinė spalva

1. The Cave of Spleen — Aubrėjus Vinsentas Bīrdsli (Aubrey Vincent Beardsley)
2. Illustration for Le Bestiaire de Guillaume Apollinaire 1 — Raulis Diufi
3. A Music Party — Filipas Mercieris, 1737
4. Quartet for 2 violins, viola, violoncello (B flat major) op. 130 — Ludwigas Van Beethovenas, 1827
5. Music I, oil on canvas, Neue Pinakothek, Munich — Gustavas Klimtas, 1895
6. Cover of sheet music of ''Arry'' song, sung by Jenny Hill — alfred concanen, 1882
7. Under Honey's Harmonica — Borisas Kustodijevas, 1927
8. The Bisache — Ernestas Bieleris
9. Have mercy on me God — Žoržas Rulo
10. Standing female figure holding a child — Džordžas Romisas
11. untitled (3885) — Alfonzas Muha
12. Jeanne. Le printemps — Eduaras Manė
13. Phantasy for Violin with Piano Accompaniment, op. 47 — Arnoldas Šēnbergas, 1949
14. Polyphon disk music box — Polyphon Musikwerke AG, 1800

kitas

1. Symphony No. 6 (F major) op. 68 (Pastoral), parts — Ludwigas Van Beethovenas, 1809
2. A Portugueza: march — alfredo cristiano keil, 1890
3. Ludwig van Beethoven, — Ludwigas Van Beethovenas, 1817
4. The Musical Idea - W. A. Mozart K 465 — Arnoldas Šēnbergas, 1934
5. For they were Friends as Long as they Lived — kay rasmus nielsen
6. Untitled (660) — Alexandre de Riquer
7. Wedding Quodlibet BWV 524 — Johann Sebastian Bach, 1708
8. Akkompanimentas kinematografinei scenai — Arnoldas Šēnbergas, 1929
9. Rider and Horse — Hauardas Kukas, 1927
10. Cover of the catalog of the exhibition ''Scarlet Rose'' — sergey yurievich sudeikin, 1904