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What are you listening to? Part III
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If we're going to have an apocalypse while I'm still around, then hell yes, sign me up for that one.
Yeah - I did not post a link - just a screen shot of the album view in itunes lol
it does look like a link
here are 2 tracks to sample - but FWIW the whole album is great - IMHO
Final Eyes - Yes
Holy Lamb - Yes
None taken
original is outstanding, Kobra And The Lotus intensifies the rock vibe, either way hell of a track. Alannah nailed it right out the gate Q-6
Cranberries - Zoombie
Razerlight - America
Some Imagine Dragons and Coldplay earlier as well.
Razerlight - America
Some Imagine Dragons and Coldplay earlier as well.
My favorite measures from my favorite piece of all time.. Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 by Franz Liszt (Played by George Li)
Holy ivories! Gonna play that thing in a recital, better have your carb-loading strategy down pretty well.
John Mellencamp - Jack & Diane
Hurts So Good
Hurts So Good
Dan Forrest's Requiem for the Living (2013), Wellborn Young conducting the Bel Canto Company. An unusually structured requiem composed for boy soprano, soprano, chorus and orchestra, this work uses texts from some of the traditional Latin requiem mass (although out of sequence), but omitting the Dies Irae and adding a section Vanitas Vanitatum with texts taken from the books of Ecclesiastes and Job.
I've become fond of this work and play it about as often as I do the requiems set by Brahms and by Fauré. It has been recorded several times and performed hundreds of times around the world.
Dan Forrest writes in both secular and sacred genres but his other most performed works past this requiem are also in the sacred category, a Jubilate Deo (2016) and LUX: the Dawn from on High (2018).
Forrest is an American composer, pianist, music publisher and teacher now based in North Carolina. He was born in Breesport, NY, a tiny hamlet near Elmira, a small city in the southern tier of the state. From that city or its environs have come assorted other folks of some renown including Mark Twain, NASA astronaut Eileen Collins, news anchor Brian Williams and yep, Charlie Baker, current governor of Massachusetts.
(Startin' to think there's something in the waters around Elmira... but the notable beneficiaries have all seemed to take their talent and head elsewhere to build their skills and then share the results with us from afar.)
I've become fond of this work and play it about as often as I do the requiems set by Brahms and by Fauré. It has been recorded several times and performed hundreds of times around the world.
Dan Forrest writes in both secular and sacred genres but his other most performed works past this requiem are also in the sacred category, a Jubilate Deo (2016) and LUX: the Dawn from on High (2018).
Forrest is an American composer, pianist, music publisher and teacher now based in North Carolina. He was born in Breesport, NY, a tiny hamlet near Elmira, a small city in the southern tier of the state. From that city or its environs have come assorted other folks of some renown including Mark Twain, NASA astronaut Eileen Collins, news anchor Brian Williams and yep, Charlie Baker, current governor of Massachusetts.
(Startin' to think there's something in the waters around Elmira... but the notable beneficiaries have all seemed to take their talent and head elsewhere to build their skills and then share the results with us from afar.)
Simply Red - Holding Back The Years (Official Video) 💕