MiSO
Guys 'n Dolls, I am hungry for music, please feed me. Let's feed each other.Andy McKee-Rylynn:[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JsD6uEZsIsU[/url]
tintin
OK MiSO, any music? Here is one, the 3rd movement of Saint Saens piano concerto, interpreted by George Li. In this video, recorded 2 years ago in Caracas (Let's hear it for Chavez!), when George Li was 12 years old! I attended one of his concerts last year, in Cambridge: although I had a seat near the front of the hall, I did not see him very well through out the concert, because of my teary eyes. This performance is in the class of Philippe Entremont, THE top interpreter of Saint-Saens. The kid is not a prodigy, he's a genius. :) :) [url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a7BrIHzmNXo&feature=related[/url]
fordprefect
[url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-d2T29dNMY"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-d2T29dNMY[/url]Thought this might entertain all the expats here! Love this band, too bad they're gone now.
mimpimanis
Well how about Ganga Giri as we saw them at Echo beach recently[youtube:3ajrmqfl]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h9fqOCTGNnk[/youtube:3ajrmqfl]And as we have been talking about Superman Is Dead[youtube:3ajrmqfl]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FvueTm0xY_Y[/youtube:3ajrmqfl]
gilbert de jong
I'm 2 lazy now to post links :) ..so I'll just write what I am listening to right now, 2PAC- California, and a couple minutes ago it was Mariah Carey-Vision of love.btw, now it's Black eyed Pea's - runnning
MiSO
@TinTinThe piano was my first love...It was a joy watching the boy doing his thing. He was really 'playing' this toy. He is not from this world...I collect Requiem, and Faure's/Durufle's is one of my favs. I have a routine: I close the curtains, turn down the lights, unplug the telephone and lie down on the floor. I absorb the music fully so I can listen with my body. Some people get depressed when listening Req. but I feel very complete after a 'session'.@ FordprefectSounds goooood... I used to tap beer while rock, grunge, metal bands played their noise. I haven't been listening to alto rock last 15 years...you're updating me!Mimpimanis, you suprise me with your choice! You're a Ganga Girl! And I should listen more Indomusic...Link to Gilbert's 2PAC:[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWbXQQG9B6c&feature=related[/url]Show more of your favs, G.
mimpimanis
Mimpimanis, you suprise me with your choice! You're a Ganga Girl! And I should listen more Indomusic...[/quote]They are not typical of my music collection. Most of my music is from the eighties and nineties. I have bought very little music in the last decade. I was just keeping the music Bali related :D
Pa_Yan
Heard some good music! Thought I would add some images of Bali too [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vG44jN3hXEU"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vG44jN3hXEU[/url]
MiSO
Pa_Yan: Mmm... it twinkled the ears (I don't know if this is an existing word, but I like the sound of it)Not sure if this vid is yours, but I also liked the pics.
gilbert de jong
:D Thanks MiSO helping me out there with the link...another fav song Shaggy-Boombastic,shaggy-it wasn't me...guess you know to whom I'm listening now :lol: .ehm..another one Jackson 5 -rockin'robin or ABC always makes me smile. will try and find a link myself this time, and post here.. :oops:
chilli
I came across this lately, hope you enjoy[url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPP5hSAqReo&feature=related"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPP5hSAq ... re=related[/url]
chilli
and, Leonard Cohen[url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FzM_XrgtPo"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FzM_XrgtPo[/url]
MiSO
and, Leonard Cohen[url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FzM_XrgtPo"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FzM_XrgtPo[/url][/quote]Ah..you like classics... One of my favs of Joni Mitchell- Two Grey Rooms [url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EHRXb9lN1kY&feature=related[/url]:D Thanks MiSO helping me out there with the link...another fav song Shaggy-Boombastic,shaggy-it wasn't me...guess you know to whom I'm listening now :lol: .ehm..another one Jackson 5 -rockin'robin or ABC always makes me smile. will try and find a link myself this time, and post here.. :oops:[/quote]Yeah, the Jacksons are still great.Naughty by Nature- Hip Hop Hooray:[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Alw95s04obo[/url]Remember Soul II Soul- Back 2 Life? [url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVtCFolzgeg&feature=fvst[/url]And on top, to finish this musical post, Marvin Gaye- Let's get it on[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKPoHgKcqag[/url]
chilli
and, Leonard Cohen[url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FzM_XrgtPo"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FzM_XrgtPo[/url][/quote]Ah..you like classics... [color=#4040FF]its folk rock..[/color]And on top, to finish this musical post, Marvin Gaye- Let's get it on[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKPoHgKcqag[/url][/quote]and yep,, love Marvin Gaye too..
tintin
MiSO,I collect Requiem, and Faure's/Durufle's is one of my favs.[/quote]IMHO, Maurice Durufle's is a THE recording of this requiem. When I was a kid in Paris, I often attended the church ceremonies of the weddings or funerals of illustrious "rich and famous" (not to me anyway), at the Catholic church near my home, on Place Victor Hugo (Paris XVI). Of course, I did not know any of these people in whose honor the ceremonies were taking place: it was just for the unique pleasure of listening to the exquisite music. In Paris, to this day, each Sunday, in the late afternoon, there is a free organ recital given in one of the main churches, by a leading player of the organ. I remember having been in several of these recitals when Durufle was performing.
MiSO
MiSO,I collect Requiem, and Faure's/Durufle's is one of my favs.[/quote]IMHO, Maurice Durufle's is a THE recording of this requiem. When I was a kid in Paris, I often attended the church ceremonies of the weddings or funerals of illustrious "rich and famous" (not to me anyway), at the Catholic church near my home, on Place Victor Hugo (Paris XVI). Of course, I did not know any of these people in whose honor the ceremonies were taking place: it was just for the unique pleasure of listening to the exquisite music. In Paris, to this day, each Sunday, in the late afternoon, there is a free organ recital given in one of the main churches, by a leading player of the organ. [b] I remember having been in several of these recitals when Durufle was performing.[/b][/quote]You lucky b...ashtray... :wink: If I only could ly down and without coughing people around me, then I would go to a classical performance again. Not being demanding at all...
MiSO
Tintin, I heard this and thought of you in Paris:[url="http://rapidshare.com/files/341408061/Marilou_sous_la_neige.mp3"]http://rapidshare.com/files/341408061/M ... _neige.mp3[/url]Click on: free userWait a minuut or so thenDownload!It's an interpretation of Scala and Kolacny Bros, you hate it or you love it.This one is of U2's With or Without you.[url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dcjec7WZ41s"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dcjec7WZ41s[/url]
motormouth
Tintin, this story doesn't reflect my music taste, as I am into punk/thrash/ blues and others. In the early nineties my then girlfriend and I got a job in France. This was working for Katia and Marielle Labeque. As you probably know these 2 sisters are arguably the worlds best duet playing Mozart. I would be outside watering their garden in rural France, they would be practicing Mozart on their grand pianos. The setting and the sound was incredible. I didn't know anything about classical music, except for watching Amedeus(spelling) the movie, but they took us to their concerts and it was an experience I will never forget
