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Back in the summer of 2007 we went to Blenheim Palace with some friends to see Battle of the Proms - a fantastic night. We were sat quite a distance from the stage when a blind opera singer, Denise Leigh, was introduced. She started singing and the hairs on the back of my neck stood up, I was amazed. I promptly left the wife and friends to get a closer look and to hear clearer - what an amazing experience.
She sang Song to the Moon by Dvorak, and I'll never forget it - I've always loved live music but this sort of stuff is not my normal cup of musical tea.

Here she is on stage........

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Here's the song sung by Anna Netrebko.......





Steve
 
Claand - Beutiful, saw them in late 80's at Albert Hall - spell binding

 
The very splendid ELO with an instrumental track called Fire on High........


......and a bit of self indulgence once more...........me on the bike riding home from work accompanied by Gerry Rafferty singing Stealin time.........


I'll get my coat...............

Steve
 
A (mostly) great list of music - sounds of my child and early adulthood.

Facman said:
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I am always aware that I am Very fortunate to be the first (eldest male) member of my family in 5 generations to not have to fight in a proper war. However i grew up surrounded by WW 1, WW2 & Korean War veterans - in my teens I met and socialised with a few holocaust survivors children.

In my late teens I lived amongst people whose earliest (& recent) memories were of guerilla war, raids on their farms, seeing family members killed/maimed by war and learning to load magazines at age 2/3 fight back by 5-6 etc. I never take war for granted (But hey the soundtrack is GREAT :singer:)

(Wow I dunno where that came from. but maybe just a memory of my youth started by the list of music and vids - It's also a way of me saying I respect what everyone in a war goes through regardless of side or politics etc.)
 
steve said:
Back in the summer of 2007 we went to Blenheim Palace with some friends to see Battle of the Proms - a fantastic night. We were sat quite a distance from the stage when a blind opera singer, Denise Leigh, was introduced. She started singing and the hairs on the back of my neck stood up, I was amazed. I promptly left the wife and friends to get a closer look and to hear clearer - what an amazing experience.
She sang Song to the Moon by Dvorak, and I'll never forget it - I've always loved live music but this sort of stuff is not my normal cup of musical tea.

Here she is on stage........

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Here's the song sung by Anna Netrebko.......





Steve
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We also have done a Battle of the Proms, Stowe in Buckinghamshire was our Venue, Really Good
 
......here's Elvis, along with Ann Margret........ he is a legend, and she is an absolute corker........



Steve
 
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I've got an album of theirs in purple vinyl............

Here's another classic of theirs ........Ian Gillan sings on this one.....


......and another DP vocalist, David Coverdale, from a live acoustic session in Tokyo.........


My absolute favourite track of theirs has to be this..........


Steve
 
Long Island 'Fat' Boy over the years... puts on great shows back in the 70's

 
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