Thanks Max – http://stagebarn.com/music2021.html
and there are links to other years at the bottom of the page! But I don’t show this address too often because it’s got the whole year before it appears on the blog!
I am a student at Fifi’s Classical School of Recorder playing, Beauty and Hair Removal. All I can say is that’s going to be hard to play on my musical instrument of choice.
PS Fifi was concerned when I told her about your nocturnal injury. She hopes you feel okay today, and heal well. She also asked who had to clean the crime scene.
That was great Bruce and brought a big smile to my face. I am naive about music so correct me if I got this wrong – if, for example, you intended it to be profoundly melancholy – because I am sorry to say that I couldn’t stop smiling.
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Very joyful, like a happy ending silent movie
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Sylvie! You’re too young to remember the silent movies!!!
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I’ve seen moovies about silent movies though!
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Hee hee! That’s true – and Stratford Taranaki where I live has a bookshop that screens silent movies a lot of the time – just in the shop.
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It’s still very much Sunday here, but I enjoyed the musical beginning to the week!
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Thank you, Andrea. If you want to know the winning lottery numbers ahead of your time just give us a call!
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I like this one. I think it sounds like a silent movie soundtrack as well. 🙂
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All you young people coming from the silent movie era!
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Age has nothing to do with looking things up, Bruce. 🙂
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Ha! You’re right! (For once)
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Very fun. Too nice for Monday, though?
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Rainy days and Mondays…..
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That was a very fun little piece of music.
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Thank you. I enjoyed creating the week’s pieces.
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It is a piece that ushers in tranquility.
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Thank you, Uma.
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I like how it rolls and the movement you put in it Bruce.
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Thanks Max – appreciated as always.
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Bruce one day you need a greatest hits or something post where all your recordings are in one place.
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Thanks Max – http://stagebarn.com/music2021.html
and there are links to other years at the bottom of the page! But I don’t show this address too often because it’s got the whole year before it appears on the blog!
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Thanks Bruce….I’m just now reading this!
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I am a student at Fifi’s Classical School of Recorder playing, Beauty and Hair Removal. All I can say is that’s going to be hard to play on my musical instrument of choice.
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PS Fifi was concerned when I told her about your nocturnal injury. She hopes you feel okay today, and heal well. She also asked who had to clean the crime scene.
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I had yo clean up the mess myself!
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If your recorder can’t play it use a bit of horse’s hair on sheep gut.
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I am tapping my feet. A little ragtime?
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Ragtime every day this week!
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That was great Bruce and brought a big smile to my face. I am naive about music so correct me if I got this wrong – if, for example, you intended it to be profoundly melancholy – because I am sorry to say that I couldn’t stop smiling.
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Your comment made me smile, thanks John. I’m NOT having a melancholic week! – so you’re spot on!
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This one is my favourite so far. Delightful piece. Thank you for sharing Bruce.
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Thanks Matthew. I’m enjoying the week’s worth!
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