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The Living Force
Ryan Arcand - The Beginning
Homeless man composed this music. If instead on the street with the car noise, he would play in a studio environment, this could be a bestseller. Wait until 01:47 - he pretty much succeeded summing up the human condition:
Short transcript from an interview with him:
Singing the song:
Homeless man composed this music. If instead on the street with the car noise, he would play in a studio environment, this could be a bestseller. Wait until 01:47 - he pretty much succeeded summing up the human condition:
Short transcript from an interview with him:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TMxd7BfkTRk
Singing the song:
Mouskouri's got quite the clear voice.
Gracias a la vida: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ohaDc6PFpI
For something I actually found today, Dave van Ronk (an acquired taste, he's got his own way, an emotional but voiceless blues artist, usually on the correct side of things) made me finally understand "Both Sides Now." Mitchell's classic is apparently one of the best folk songs which usually means I should love it, here is Ronk's interpretation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMhBdIu8gaI
Gracias a la vida: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ohaDc6PFpI
For something I actually found today, Dave van Ronk (an acquired taste, he's got his own way, an emotional but voiceless blues artist, usually on the correct side of things) made me finally understand "Both Sides Now." Mitchell's classic is apparently one of the best folk songs which usually means I should love it, here is Ronk's interpretation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMhBdIu8gaI
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Jedi
Have a Nice Life - Earth Mover
- Laboratorium Pieśni-Sztoj pa moru (Што й па мору)
Laboratorium Pieśni (meaning: Song Laboratory) is the group of female songsters from Tri-City (Poland), which was created in 2013. Using traditional, polyphonic singing they perform songs from all over the world, mainly: Ukraine, Balkans, Poland, Belarus, Georgia, Scandinavia and many other places. They sing a capella as well as with shaman drums and other ethnic instruments (shruti box, kalimba, flute, gong, zaphir and koshi chimes, singing bowls, rattles etc.), creating a new space in a traditional song, adding voice improvisations, inspired by sounds of nature, often intuitive, wild and feminine.
Laboratorium Pieśni (meaning: Song Laboratory) is the group of female songsters from Tri-City (Poland), which was created in 2013. Using traditional, polyphonic singing they perform songs from all over the world, mainly: Ukraine, Balkans, Poland, Belarus, Georgia, Scandinavia and many other places. They sing a capella as well as with shaman drums and other ethnic instruments (shruti box, kalimba, flute, gong, zaphir and koshi chimes, singing bowls, rattles etc.), creating a new space in a traditional song, adding voice improvisations, inspired by sounds of nature, often intuitive, wild and feminine.
Thanks Tristan, some wonderful sounds there, very cool indeed
Mongolian Music - Healing Soul Spirit Song
This is a fun song to listen to while studying 'inner space.'
An astronaut's cover of David Bowie's Space Oddity: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KaOC9danxNo
An astronaut's cover of David Bowie's Space Oddity: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KaOC9danxNo
987baz said:
Thanks Tristan, some wonderful sounds there, very cool indeed
Mongolian Music - Healing Soul Spirit Song
Laboratorium Pieśni and Mongolian Music how "relaxing". I think music is a universal language.
Session 21 November 2015:
Cleo said:
Cleo,
Just chillin out with this music while I browse the forum. This is very Decembery. I find so many great artists here.
Thanks, for the beautiful "relaxing" music.
I would post another selection but why try to fix something that doen't need it.
STO
http://glossary.cassiopaea.com/glossary.php?id=883
http://glossary.cassiopaea.com/glossary.php?id=883
