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George Harrison the quiet Beatle, George Harrison the introverted Beatle. That’s how he was described in the press for a long time. However, one side of him was rarely mentioned: George the humorous Beatle (perhaps because the role of the joker was already occupied by Ringo). Well, all fab four had a special sense of humor, but it was George who had a remarkable love affair with the comedian group Monty Python, probably the uncrowned kings of British humor:
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Admittedly, I’m cheating a bit now: Of course, the following piece is not an intro, but a full-fledged piano storm, but the new interpretation of the two pianists may make my little fib forgotten again:
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Hi JP,
after Jacki’s interesting poem, the muse kissed me too: (or whatever you want to call this…)
There once were two twins from vienna
they settled out to a land named Brittania
two guitars on their back
british rain in the neck
they’ve done work that will last for millenniaIn the pretty town of Liverpool
they found that life was very cool
in a cavern they played
groovy music was made
so the beat of the music became their toolA new record that they now produced
as very orange it was introduced
in their studio it was made
winding up to higher grade
people love it, people like it, isn’t easy no to be seducedTo end up now the pretty story
it can’t be denied with a little glory
five years have gone
new art is done
„Why“ is the name, lay back, relax, no worry -
And here a nice cembalo intro:
PS: if you listen carefully, you might recognize the beginning of Dave Brubeck’s “Take five”. Also an absolute classic.
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„I’ll build a city for you. Made of glass and gold and stone“ (Ich baue eine Stadt für dich…)
There is so much so much too much
Advertising everywhere
Too much bread and too much play
Happiness has no name
All roads are traveled
In the hearts cold images
No one can read minds
The climate is getting milder
I’ll build a city for you
Glass and gold will turn to stone
And every road that leads out
Leads back in again
I’ll build a city for you and for me
No one knows what he looks like
Or what his name is
Everybody’s on the run here
The tears are made of ice
There must be another way
It can’t go on like this
Where can I find support, where can I find shelter
The sky is made of lead here
I don’t give any more answers
To the wrong questions
Time is running out so fast
And happiness is something you have to chase
I’ll build a city for you
Glass and gold will turn to stone
And every road that leads out
Leads back in again
I’ll build a city for you and for me
I’ll build a city for you (I’ll build a city for you)
Glass and gold will turn to stone
And every road that leads out
Leads back inside
I’m building a city for you and for me (and for me)
A city where there is no fear, only trust
Where we break down the walls of greed and scorn
Where the light does not go out (the water brightens)
And every morning wakes up new (and the dream is worthwhile)
And where every glance flows through time and space into our hearts
I’ll build a city for you (build a city for me)
Glass and gold become stone (for you)
And every road that leads out
Leads back in again
I’m building a city for you and for me (and for me)
I’ll build a city for you (build a city for you)
From glass and gold to stone (from glass and gold to stone)
Every road that leads out
Leads back in again
I’m building a city for you and for me -
“Schiller”, named after Friedrich Schiller, is the name of the music project of the two musicians Christopher von Deylen and Mirko von Schlieffen (the latter left in 2003). It is melodic and soft electronic music, which is accompanied by Lyric, similar to Lichtmond before. Some of the tracks are purely instrumental, others feature vocals by very different artists. Meanwhile “Schiller” has produced the twelfth album.
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A beautiful passage of text, Jung:
“In music anything is possible”
when thoughts and feelings unite
become the beat of your heart
and free the yearning soul
from the cage of everyday lifeBy the way: There are people who believe that extraterrestrials have brought us language and writing. I think the more they brought us the music and then we became halfway intelligent….????
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Now it gets a bit special, I hope not too special. In 2010, the brothers Giorgio and Martin Koppehele founded a multimedia music project called „Lichtmond“. Lichtmond’s music combines electronic music with ambient and rock elements that flow into each other. Poems connect individual songs, accompanied by three-dimensional computer animations and surround sound. The brothers themselves describe their music project Lichtmond as “audiovisual poetry”. Music in the tradition of „Kraftwerk“ and „Tangerine Dream“.
Intro:
Wie ein sanfter Flügelschlag schleichst du dich schamlos in mein Leben
und Du bleibst für immer wie ein Sonnenstrahl im Regen
wenn Seelen sich vereinen
vor Glück und Kummer weinen
wenn sie gemeinsam träumen
dann, dann ist es Liebe
Outro:
Hundert Liebesschwüre
tausend flammende Kerzen
Millionen roter Rosen
Millarden funkelnder Sterne
tausche ich für einen einzigen Kuß von dir
wenn die Nacht den Tag berührt
im frühen MorgenrotIntro:
Like a gentle flutter of wings you creep shamelessly into my life
and you stay forever like a sunbeam in the rain
when souls unite
crying with happiness and sorrow
when they dream together
then, then it is love
Outro:
A hundred vows of love
A thousand flaming candles
Millions of red roses
Billions of twinkling stars
I’ll trade for a single kiss from you
when night touches day
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Hello Diana,
great that you are back again. I hope you are doing well and that you have a good time. I have (very…) delayed post here that I actually wanted to send weeks ago. So: now or never.
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Based on the novella “War of the worlds” by H.G. Wells there is this wonderful Musical adaptation by Jeff Wayne. A fascinating interweaving of literature and music. From this the main theme “Eve of the war”. Truly mysterious, wonderful and awe-inspiring:
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And the masterpiece intro by an organ virtuoso from the 18th century, new reinterpreted (I know I’ve shown the video elsewhere, what’s the point…)
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Hi Jung,
I once had the pleasure of hearing Lang Lang at a Christmas concert. Yes, he is a person who does not only play music, but lives music.
Here is another nice piece of music by Schiller:
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Thanks, I’m glad Diana. Sometimes the German music scene brings forth beautiful blossoms. Leslie Clio, a young woman from Hamburg, has fulfilled her dream of having her own record label after her fourth album. I can’t clearly classify her music. Very versatile, somewhere between pop and soul.
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Diana, a very nice interplay of piano and vocals. I don’t know Sara Bareilles, who is she?
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Diana,
I love Tears for Fears too. Thanks for posting the cover version of „Mad World“. Yes I know it and I like it very well. Calm, relaxed and yet haunting. Wonderful. My all time favorites from Tears for Fears: „Pale Shelter“, „Shout“ and this one with a likewise beautiful piano introduction (yeah, funny how time flies):