Every season is a good season for beautiful musics

For the past few hours I dwell in my memory and adoration towards John Rutter's works. So far, these memories are enough to put him as my favorite composer of the century. You might found that my knowledge upon other composers' works are limited and--by doing so--argue that I have not known enough composers to call for an objective judgment. Nevertheless, my fondness on his works are mostly based on my close (and in some particular numbers--practical) encounters.

The very memory of my practical encounters upon these numbers initiated me to listen to the songs on youtube. The decision to listen to these songs, however, was not a good idea. For instead of limiting my listening sessions to one or two songs, I ended up with listening to a never ending play-list of songs. Yes, up until I wrote this post to you, I am listening to his beautifully crafted works. God, save me. Somebody stop me, please. *sigh*

As most of you readers might have known, I am not a very religious person. So when I bear to listen a list of religious sacred songs, you simply know that the songs are extremely marvelous. That, or I am being strapped on an electrical chair and tortured to listen to bad church songs for my sins.

To give you an idea of the typical song I am listening to, I embed a video from youtube as follow: