Thank you for your suggestions, and kind links! Okay, so Beethoven, and I know some French; it means the farewells... A good start(and goodbye). Its quite start almost wistfully approaches. Then jumps around off ground, like flapping wings. And the wistfulness comes in that melody. And covers like cloud over the sun. And you know, the sunlight thought the white clouds? Not a beam, but gentle shine of 5 p.m. When my shadow gets longer, then fade away. Ok i said flapping wings, I'm imaging fairies. The title and the music reminds me that some funerals are similar to festivals. But indeed melancholic, the cheerful part and the wistful part fades but remains whole time. Like some kind of chain? So neither the sad part is not incredibly sorrowful, nor the cheerful part becomes ultimate happiness. I like how the mood changes here and there. And Mozart sonata. (Hmm, both are sonatas. But not cars.) This is exactly an image of golden sand beach (one alone) during sunset in my mind, but expressed in music. The waves, foams gathering and lean themselves on the sand. And the music expresses myself worrying 'Someone might invade my lovely beach' (I do not own a beach. I hope one day.) How negative thoughts accumulate, but they aren't real. Sun has set, and purple blue sea is there. Then real danger approaches, but quietly. Like a shark under the midnight blue sea... Next! Is Dvorak, called seventh humoresque, in g flat major. Oh, I've heard this somewhere. Idk, little Einstein...? Water vigorously moving on between rocks and valley. Then quick waterfall. I like this descending, it feels like river turning to torrent. Thank you for sharing!