As far back as I can remember, music has been a major part of my life. My mother was an accomplished and classically trained pianist, and I was brought up listening to the great contemporary and jazz standards of the day, as well as classical. I'm fond of rock, pop, and R&B from my youth, but also enjoy other genres. Progressive, post-rock, and post-classical are my current preferences. They are diverse and vibrant.
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"The best, most beautiful, and most perfect way that we have of expressing a sweet concord of mind to each other is by music."
~Jonathan Edwards
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"November" by Max Richter (Germany/UK)
Ambient Modern Classical takes flight with stunning cinematography. A thought provoking journey of sight & sound.
"The State of the World" by Kalandra (Norway)
Lyrically rich music along with Nordic scenery creates a beautiful work of art. Lyrics provided below video ☺
Lyrics:
The state of the world has been on my mind
It's weighed on my shoulders, demanding my time
Something is missing, it's hard to stay sane
Why do the answers seem lost and arcane?
May war stop once and for all
And cast off the violence that has us enthralled
May healing not just be for the few
May peace be found for me and you
I speak of a message said thousands of times
Yet we smile when it's mentioned and roll our eyes
It may be naive, but I must believe
Inside every human, there's kindness still
Hope is a fire that burns in us all
If only an ember, awaiting your call
To rise up in triumph should we all unite
The spark for change is yours to ignite
I believe this message is worth our time
There are people who've suffered yet conquered the climb
Who've sat in the stillness through darkness and light
And found love in the colours between black and white
May compassion turn foe into friend
May self-awareness help us transcend
May forgiveness be given, despite lives that were lost
For isn't it peace all of us want?
The state of the world has been on my mind
Demanding my conscience and all of my time
Was there ever an age where it all made sense?
Or am I reminiscing about lost innocence?
"Opus 55" by Dustin O'Halloran (US)
Lovely piano piece from this brilliant composer.
Hope you like it too.
"Wayfaring Stranger" by Niamh Lynn (Ireland)
Beautiful rendition of this traditional folk and gospel song originating from the early 19th century.
