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EUSTACHE-DUDAMEL-SBYO: "Suite Concertante For World-WWs & Orch", Movs. 8 & 9 [of 12]

Sat, 04 Jul 2009 18:16:36 -0400

"Suite Concertante For World Woowinds & Symphony Orchestra" by Pedro Eustache ©2009 Soloist-Composer: Pedro Eustache Conductor: Gustavo Dudamel The Simón Bolívar Youth Orchestra of Venezuela (SBYOV) Venue: Center for Social Action Through Music Caracas - Venezuela 2-12-09 Mr. Eustache’s "Suite Concertante for World Woodwinds & Symphony Orchestra", was world-premiered on 2-8-09 under the baton of his fellow-countryman & most celebrated young orchestral conductor in the world, Mtro. ...

Fellow Travelers

Thu, 01 Jun 2006 05:15:42 -0400

Music Video by John Conlee. Song: Fellow Travelers. Label: 16th Avenue

Foreigner - Hot Blooded (in Eb)

Tue, 29 Dec 2009 02:43:23 -0500

Foreigner’s "Hot Blooded" in Eb tuning. Enjoy, fellow rockers! \m/ ^.^\m/ And I DON'T OWN THIS TRACK, I put it on here just for people's enjoyment. \m/

The Pub With No Beer (Dan Sheahan and Gordon Parsons)

Sat, 24 Nov 2007 00:34:48 -0500

This Australian song became Slim Dusty's first golden hit single in 1957, setting a record for the best selling recording by an Australian. It was written in 1943, during the second world war, by Dan Sheahan, an Irish cane cutter. The story is that he went to his favourite pub, the Day Dawn Hotel in Ingham, (northern Queensland) but was told by the Publican Gladys Harvey, that there was no beer left, due to a drinking binge by some black American soldiers the previous night. Consoling himself with a glass of wine, he sat down to write a poem called "A Pub without Beer," which was later renamed "A Pub with No Beer" by Gordon Parsons, who set it to music. Dan died in 1977 at the age of 95. Apparently Slim Dusty used to visit him when he passed through Ingham. Apart from Slim Dusty, the song has been recorded by Johnny Cash, Foster & Allen, Gordon Parsons, The Irish Rovers, Johnny Greenwood, John Williamson, Richard Clayderman, Johnny Ashcroft, The Pogues, The Clancy Brothers, Rolf Harris, The Dubliners, Midnight Oil and many others. Bobbejaan Schoepen sang Dutch and German translations, which were number one hits in Belgium and Austria. Here it is sung by my friend, John Walsh, fellow member of the Hong Kong Folk Society and the Hong Kong Welsh Male Voice Choir (and fellow teacher). He has a vast repertoire of folk and popular songs and is always ready to pick up a guitar or sit down at a piano and lead a singalong appropriate to whatever audience is around. I'm pleased to be able to feature him in this video.

Belly-button pulled by plunger

Tue, 08 Dec 2009 06:23:17 -0500

One of our fellow AHS Colt Trombones sticks his plunger onto his belly buttin and lets a fellow AHS Colt Bass Clarinet pulls it off. ... ahd colt band trombone brass bass clarinet plunger belly button arlington high school texas

Friend 'n Fellow

Sun, 04 Nov 2007 09:34:16 -0500

Titel: Cajun Moon, Live in Erfurt (Salve TV)

Ring Of Fire - Johnny Cash Acoustic Cover by fellOw

Tue, 15 Dec 2009 13:42:54 -0500

Here is my cover of one of the best songs ever written. Lamberts one is an insult to good taste. Maybe mine is nothing from other world but at least I I’m loyal to the king Johnny Cash. Enjoy it and you have much more stuff in youtube and in www.myspace.com/fellowmusic

Abraham Afwerki: Funeral, Interviews, the Accident Part 2/3

Sun, 14 Oct 2007 03:58:36 -0400

Abraham Afewerki (1966-Oct 7, 2006), an Eritrean singer, song writer,the music producer drowned in the Red Sea.He was 40 years old. In addition to his humble personality, Abraham was one of the most gifted contemporary Eritrean musical artist, a genius of Tigrinya music writer, and a unique Tigrinya lyricist. Abraham was one of the most recognized figures among Eritrean musicians and celebrities. Abraham Afewerki is described as an Eritrean musical tour-de-force. Held in high regard by his fellow Eritrean artists his work garners appreciation and admiration from his peers. His musical influence also crosses borders to Eritrea's neighboring countries where his music is reproduced by other musicians singing in a different language other than his native Tigrinya. Abraham was born in Asmara, Eritrea. From an early age Abraham was fascinated with musical instruments and by age nine had learned to play a musical instrument independently. Due to the Eritrean War of Independence Abraham, with his family, fled to Sudan and soon after to Italy where he further pursued his dream to be a professional musician. While studying in Rome, Abraham continued to expand his musical skills by working with internationally known musical celebrities in live performances as well as recordings.[citation needed] Abraham's first CD, Kozli Gaba was released in 1991, which was produced and distributed by Virgin Records in Europe. The album was the first by an Eritrean artist that was produced by an International recording company and made available to the global audience. Abraham's music, in due course, was covered by a number of International media outlets. During the following 15 years Abraham released two more albums which further propelled his popularity among Eritreans. His songs were popular because his lyrics expressed strong and poetic images of Eritrea's culture. His socially conscious words were evocative and his fans often described his music as inspiring. Abraham is also credite...