"Birdhouse In Your Soul" by TMBG - on piano
- Length: 2:46
- Rating: 4.50 (10 ratings)
- Views: 155' favoriteCount='4
- Author: astralbee
Tags: 1990 alternative arrangement be birdhouse by ear flood giants in might piano soul they tmbg version your
I didn't want to record a version of 'Birdhouse' for 2 reasons - (1)Sheet music exists for this song and I don't read music, so that ought to be the 'definitive' piano arrangement; and (2)there is already some decent piano renditions of this song on YouTube. Still, that didnt stop floods (!) of requests, so I caved in and here it is. If it isn't as good as other peoples recordings I make no apologies. This side project is all about simplicity for me - no complicated recording equipment and one good take (usually).
ELOHEIM: Soul to Soul Vibrational Communication 10-15-08
- Length: 9:54
- Rating: 5.00 (2 ratings)
- Views: 198
- Author: eloheimchannel
Tags: Ascension Channel Channeled Channeling Eloheim Healing Messages Soul Sound Vibrational
This clip is from the 10-15-08 meeting. Often Eloheim opens our meetings with a talk which typically last 30 minutes or so. This meeting they left the subject up to the group. One of the participants asked a question about music. He wondered if music exists in other types of incarnations or even on a Soul level.This subject led into a very interesting discussion about communication. The clip I chose describes Vibrational Communication and how we communicate Soul to Soul. Eloheim speaks to Margaret Henderson (www.spiralsounds.net) who opens and closes our meetings with intutive sounds and describes how sound healing works and talks about the potential that exists within that modality. "When you are generating vibrations from your entire being and it is not limited to language, but is actually infused consciousness....this is the ability to communicate vibrationally. When your vibration gets high, you emanate ripples of high vibration. Imagine that you were actually able to modulate and, in essence, control those ripples that you send out. Then you have a completely new level of communication available to you which is modeled on the communication style you use as a Soul."Veronica has held over 300 public Eloheim meetings. She channels Eloheim five times a month in Sonoma County. Visit http://www.Eloheim.wordpress.com for more information.
3. Frescobaldi: Ahi, bella si, ma cruda mia nemica
- Length: 3:14
- Rating: 4.75 (4 ratings)
- Views: 459' favoriteCount='2
- Author: OedipusColoneus
Tags: Ahi Alessandrini bella Concerto cruda Frescobaldi Italiano ma mia nemica Rinaldo si
Stereo: http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=nz44LqcQZic&fmt=18Girolamo Frescobaldi (1583 - 1643).Il Primo Libro de Madrigali:III. Ahi, bella si, ma cruda mia nemica.Concerto Italiano:Rossana Bertini (Soprano).Elisa Franzetti (Soprano).Claudio Cavina (Alto).Giuseppe Maletto (Tenor).Sergio Foresti (Bass).Dir. Rinaldo Alessandrini.Frescobaldi was born in Ferrara. He studied under the organist and famous madrigalist Luzzasco Luzzaschi at Ferrara and is also considered to have been influenced by Carlo Gesualdo, who was in Ferrara at the time. His patron Guido Bentivoglio helped him get the position as an organist at the church of Santa Maria in Trastevere in Rome in the spring of 1607. Frescobaldi travelled with Bentivoglio to the Low Countries before Frescobaldi became organist of St Peter's in Rome in 1608, a post he held until his death. From 1628 to 1634 he was organist at the court of the Medicis in Florence. Frescobaldi died in Rome at the age of 59, and a grave bearing his name and honoring him as one of the fathers of Italian music exists in the Church of the XXII Apostles in the same city.
2. Frescobaldi: Se la doglia el martire
- Length: 3:8
- Rating: 5.00 (2 ratings)
- Views: 235' favoriteCount='1
- Author: OedipusColoneus
Tags: Alessandrini Concerto doglia el Frescobaldi Italiano la martire Rinaldo Se
Stereo: http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=smkMUA6EMGE&fmt=18Girolamo Frescobaldi (1583 - 1643).Il Primo Libro de Madrigali:II. Se la doglia el martire.Concerto Italiano:Rossana Bertini (Soprano).Elisa Franzetti (Soprano).Claudio Cavina (Alto).Giuseppe Maletto (Tenor).Sandro Naglia (Tenor).Sergio Foresti (Bass).Dir. Rinaldo Alessandrini.Frescobaldi was born in Ferrara. He studied under the organist and famous madrigalist Luzzasco Luzzaschi at Ferrara and is also considered to have been influenced by Carlo Gesualdo, who was in Ferrara at the time. His patron Guido Bentivoglio helped him get the position as an organist at the church of Santa Maria in Trastevere in Rome in the spring of 1607. Frescobaldi travelled with Bentivoglio to the Low Countries before Frescobaldi became organist of St Peter's in Rome in 1608, a post he held until his death. From 1628 to 1634 he was organist at the court of the Medicis in Florence.Frescobaldi died in Rome at the age of 59, and a grave bearing his name and honoring him as one of the fathers of Italian music exists in the Church of the XXII Apostles in the same city.
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