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1 month ago
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1 month ago
GIGLI & DE LUCA -PEARLFISHERS DUET - RARE FILM
GUISEPPE DE LUCA AND BENIAMINO GIGLI SING THE FAMOUS DUET FROM BIZETS OPERA...THE PEARLFISHERS. FROM A RARE 1928 VITAPHONE FILM SHORT. THE QUALITY ...
lotsabirds
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2 months ago
Stop the Cavalry - Band of the Royal Logistics Corps
Now my memory isn't what it used to be but long term is ok - I can remember a German Band playing this long before Jona Lewie released his record -...
lotsabirds
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The song's melody is loosely based on a theme from Swedish Rhapsody No. 1 by Hugo Alfvén, and its major musical elements bear a resemblance to Mozart's Rondo in D Major, K382.
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3 months ago
An unusual canine - clearer view
I must say that I've been surprised by the interest in the "Unusual Canine" video. I've enjoyed reading the comments that people have left on the o...
lotsabirds
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It is definitely a Fox. The shape of the ears, snout, tail and body all indicate that this is a Fox. Also, anyone that understands the behavioral aspects of a fox can recognize the movements seen in this video as being those of a fox. It lost it;s hair due to mange.
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3 months ago
Morton Estrin - Scriabin Etude Op. 8 No. 3 B Minor
Morton Estrin, the noted American pianist, was born in Burlington, Vermont in 1923. His career began in 1949 with a well-received recital at Town H...
lotsabirds
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He was one of my music professors at Hofstra University back in the 1970's. A Great Pianist. I also remember his voice. Although not a singer, he had a basso speaking voice that was incredibly low.
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3 months ago
Famous Cartoon Voices in Live Action Films Part 3
Ever wonder what the actors who voice your favorite cartoon characters really look like? Well, here's your chance to find out in this three part co...
lotsabirds
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Also, A guy named Shug Fisher voiced Uncle Pecos in the Tom and Jerry cartoon. There is a clip of him on the Beverly Hillbillies someplace.
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4 months ago
Tenor singing above high F during lesson
John Paul Miles teaching high tenor Matt Wilding;
www.johnpaulmiles.com
lotsabirds
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I found a video of someone who seems to have a pretty good grasp on this concept. Do a search for Bill O'Rourke Rondine Al Nido.
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These old performances are great! I must say though that the tempo of this performance seems to be too slow. I know that the practices of the time were more toward dazzling the listener with long phrases and breath control....but for me even though the voices are known to be of two of the best...