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Tag Archives: Kate Rusby
Some multi-cultural songs
The latest concert of the excellent Willoughby Symphony Choir featured a collection of popular and folk songs, rather than their usual classical performances. I was struck by the mixture of cultural influences in many of the songs, and have collected a … Continue reading
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A Very Relaxing Post
Another Bach installment, with (possibly) a splash of Newton: Scientists discover most relaxing tune ever A British band and a group of scientists have made the most relaxing tune in the history of man, an Mp3 of which is at … Continue reading
Wonders of the Universe – Kate Rusby
At the end of the Brian Cox “Wonders of the Universe” session on gravity the closing sequence is accompanied by a haunting folk song that I was not familiar with. A quick search found that it was the appropriate “Falling” … Continue reading