A favorite piece I listened to many a night
while working on a study during graduate school years

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<3 Van Morrison
 

Funny how a series of events can galvinize even the most unsolvable dilemmas a person might be facing in life and manifest the most interesting answers available when you feel you cannot make up your mind what you should do next, yes?

Last night, after I got home from my Sunday rotation @ work,
I found myself listening to Van Morrison... it was a ouji board moment,
for sure (have no other explanation for how these two songs came to me).

The undiscovered gifts held by the universe are yet to come
but I feel them as if they're right there beside me:
nudging me into the most beautiful of cascading freefall
experiences I've yet to feel with eyes of wonder. . . :stillheart:

I've seen these two together in concert twice and they never fail to absolutely move me to a higher level of being....



Katniss

*thumbs up*
 

* Swans *
 

not bien' morose, but...
 

*Jazz, for late at night *

* a touch of blues, for late at night *

...~* Sunday afternoon playlist *~...
 

Lucia Micarelli
 

Katniss~~

It's really late and I've been listening to a hauntingly beautiful song by Diana Krall (In Your Eyes) before I sail to dreamland for a few hours...

* I love hearing the guitar, the lyrics, her voice*



* night night & sweet dreams *

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if this counts..
 

I found Russian Red quite by accident, one day about a year ago or so:
She's got a beautiful voice and I've been listening to her tonight before bedtime.
Soe songs by her that I really like: Cigarettes, Loving Strangers, and Everyday, Everynight
and the song above, a cover of a Beatle's song: "A Day in the Life."

Gabriel's Oboe and The Falls
 

This is, and always has been, my favorite piece of music.....

Katniss~~

What an absolutely wonderful thread! It's going to take me hours to go through all of these, but I look forward to it.

Just yesterday I sent someone the link to one of my favorite clips of Yo Yo Ma, which satisfies both my love for classical music and my even deeper love for dance. You will never think of this particular style of dance in the same way. Watch for the pirouette en pointe!