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Hello I'm answering what is on the souvenir section.
I've seen this now: "Lost Mozart masterpiece performed for the first time in France" http://www.yahoo.com/s/1019449 it's just the piece we talked about here, I saw the pic with the score and recorded something that is not similar at all to what's on the video
www.oliversanz.com/mozartunknown.mp3
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Quote: If not a huge audience waiting for me to perform. Though I guess it would have to be them who would have to react that way, not me ... but I bet the first times I would be more happy than them, maybe all of them. A closet full of fans!
_________________ no one said how big the room could be... it could be big as a stadium
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21st Century Paul wrote: Is somehow funny that even being in different countries... we see the same shows. I mean there's the Operacion Triunfo everywhere, the Who Wants to be a Millionaire, the Smarter than a Child, etc. the same shows everywhere...
Pathetic ...original thought is hard to find....never ending sequels, pre-quels, copy-cats
yes, they say this society lacks creativity... but that's because they don't visit this thread.
we'll give them ideas for ten new global shows
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Svenn:
OMG! I googled Anne Hathaway pics.. This is what I found: http://server5.uploadit.org/files/theDUD3-AnneHathaway.jpg
[size=4]that top would look great on Evie.
I wouldn't be surprised if that pic would be first one when you search for her in google
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I couldn't wait for the weekend so I'm here... I know there's a new Bruce Springsteen single, a new U2 single... but I don't know how they are like... we're still depending on the living legends... I saw Bono singing In the Name of Love (what else?) in the day before Obama was... was... became president. In the place where Martin Luther King did the "I Have a Dream" talk. Bono wrote the song about Reagan at first, like "In the name of love, stop in the name of love!" but they thought that Reagan was not worth of entering the song and going down in music history, so they changed for a song about Martin Luther King. U2 in the Capitol-Pride (In the name of love) It's impressive, though no-one sings the song, though the chorus is one of the most sung ever...
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vlivantje:
Okay, he's fine....I'm typing!
I'm still not up to my full speed, but I'm sure I'm getting faster as the deadline will be getting nearer and nearer.
Funny how that works
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Svenn:
fan9091:
Get stuck in any snowbanks today Svennie?
Not today, it's been raining. A lot of the snow has melted. But we'll have more snow the next couple of days. 20 centimeters tomorrow and 30 more on Saturday. I'm lovin' it! NOT!
Is there flooding when that much snow melts so quickly or does it all just flow out the fjords with no problems?
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Svenn:
I love this woman: http://thewrongadvices.com/info-extras/Anne-Hathaway.jpg She is sooooo beautiful!
Must be true love since she doesn't have her boobs hanging out on display.
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Svenn:
OMG! I googled Anne Hathaway pics.. This is what I found: http://server5.uploadit.org/files/theDUD3-AnneHathaway.jpg
[size=4]that top would look great on Evie.
Looks like I spoke too soon
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21st Century Paul:
Hello I'm answering what is on the souvenir section.
I've seen this now: "Lost Mozart masterpiece performed for the first time in France" http://www.yahoo.com/s/1019449 it's just the piece we talked about here, I saw the pic with the score and recorded something that is not similar at all to what's on the video
www.oliversanz.com/mozartunknown.mp3
I remember that, didn't your recording start out the same?
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21st Century Paul:
Quote: If not a huge audience waiting for me to perform. Though I guess it would have to be them who would have to react that way, not me ... but I bet the first times I would be more happy than them, maybe all of them. A closet full of fans!
_________________ no one said how big the room could be... it could be big as a stadium
Quite true, as long as one is dreaming it may as well be a good one! At least until Bjorn makes a 'rule' against it
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21st Century Paul:
21st Century Paul wrote: Is somehow funny that even being in different countries... we see the same shows. I mean there's the Operacion Triunfo everywhere, the Who Wants to be a Millionaire, the Smarter than a Child, etc. the same shows everywhere...
Pathetic ...original thought is hard to find....never ending sequels, pre-quels, copy-cats
yes, they say this society lacks creativity... but that's because they don't visit this thread.
we'll give them ideas for ten new global shows
And at least one or two of them wouldn't be censored
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fan9091:
21st Century Paul:
21st Century Paul wrote: Is somehow funny that even being in different countries... we see the same shows. I mean there's the Operacion Triunfo everywhere, the Who Wants to be a Millionaire, the Smarter than a Child, etc. the same shows everywhere...
Pathetic ...original thought is hard to find....never ending sequels, pre-quels, copy-cats
yes, they say this society lacks creativity... but that's because they don't visit this thread.
we'll give them ideas for ten new global shows
And at least one or two of them wouldn't be censored
Maybe.
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Ever-Present-Paul:
Svenn:
lit'l willow:
Hey Svenn! Nice new thread...very cool.
I heard not long ago that Art Garfunkel will have some stops in my state in this current tour. I'm gonna see if I can't get to at least one of them.
Looks like I missed Crosby and Nash's tour this time. Maybe next time.
I like Art Garfunkel. What a great voice he has! I think there are other members of the Supernova who like him too. I am not quite sure, but I think we have talked about him before.
It would be great if you cold see Art on his tour.
This is a very nice song by Crosby, Stills and Nash:
Teach your parents well
I know that song
I particularly like 'Suite: Judy Blue Eyes' and 'Our house' Some great tunes
Yes, I too, love Suite: Judy Blue Eyes. Fantastic, fantastic song, all the way around.
Of course, Our House is one of my favorites, too.
I'm so glad you're 'discovering' CSN's greatness, Roy. They're way near the top of my all-time favorite artists.
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Ever-Present-Paul:
visculamia:
Yay, I'm on the first page of the new thread!
Is it OK to talk about Aretha Franklin as well?
I was kinda surprised to hear her sing the British National Anthem today until I realised the lyrics were different
I know the American lyrics from the musical Hair but the melody is slightly different and I never knew it was nicked from the British Anthem... I wonder if I can use this knowledge somehow in my upcoming exam about America
Anyhow... Congrats to all you American people around here with your new president!! Let's hope he can put those bold, brave words into action
I know she was legendary or something,
Aretha Franklin, "legendary"? In a word, yes.
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franni:
Congratulation to all Americans
I'm happy with Onama but I'm also very affraid
a lot of very high hopes and 1 man to do that
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let's not be hard for him................he is just a man
Thanks y'all, for the nice wishes, but I too share your concern, Angela. I worry that people (especially Americans) have unrealistically high expectations up to which neither he, nor anyone else, could possibly live, especially not in a four-year term. I do hope to see tremendous efforts toward change, though. I think we're already seeing signs of it, too. Just yesterday (or Wednesday?), Obama held a meeting with his cabinet and senior staff, and informed them that many Americans will be called upon to sacrifice, and that included them, and that there is a pay-freeze in effect on their salaries until further notice. He also said that openness will be the 'touchstone' of his administration and that the days of doing things "in secret" and hiding behind technical loopholes in the Freedom of Information Act were OVER. I think both of these are very good 'messages' to send, and that he's starting off on the right foot, so-to-speak. But time will tell. He's bound to make some mistakes, and have some other errors in judgment, and I'm sure there will be plenty of scandal in his administration, just like in pretty much every admin. But I sure would hate to see him castigated for not being the 'god' that many think they see. He is, just as you say........only a man.
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franni:
Ever-Present-Paul:
visculamia:
Yay, I'm on the first page of the new thread!
Is it OK to talk about Aretha Franklin as well?
I was kinda surprised to hear her sing the British National Anthem today until I realised the lyrics were different
I know the American lyrics from the musical Hair but the melody is slightly different and I never knew it was nicked from the British Anthem... I wonder if I can use this knowledge somehow in my upcoming exam about America
Anyhow... Congrats to all you American people around here with your new president!! Let's hope he can put those bold, brave words into action
I know she was legendary or something, But when I heard her sing, the only reason I could think of why she'd be a legend, was because she did the vocals of Donald Duck... At least, it sounded like she did...
You know Aretha because of the voice of Donald Duck
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that woman have one of the most beautiful and powerfull voice in the whole world
Amen to that.
As for anyone mocking that fabulous hat she wore on Inauguration Day,
cuz personally, I thought it was fabulous.
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Ever-Present-Paul:
franni:
Ever-Present-Paul:
visculamia:
Yay, I'm on the first page of the new thread!
Is it OK to talk about Aretha Franklin as well?
I was kinda surprised to hear her sing the British National Anthem today until I realised the lyrics were different
I know the American lyrics from the musical Hair but the melody is slightly different and I never knew it was nicked from the British Anthem... I wonder if I can use this knowledge somehow in my upcoming exam about America
Anyhow... Congrats to all you American people around here with your new president!! Let's hope he can put those bold, brave words into action
I know she was legendary or something, But when I heard her sing, the only reason I could think of why she'd be a legend, was because she did the vocals of Donald Duck... At least, it sounded like she did...
You know Aretha because of the voice of Donald Duck
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that woman have one of the most beautiful and powerfull voice in the whole world
No, but when she just sang, at the inuagrua-something-someting (that word is much to difficult for me to type) she sounded like Donald Duck
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The word you're looking for is "inauguration".
Maybe 'cos she's 'old',
Bite your tongue.
But she's 66, just like Paul.
So is Paul "old" too, then?
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But Paul doesnt sound Donaldish, though.
Neither does Aretha, to my ear.
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Ever-Present-Paul:
By the way, congratulations with reaching 1000 pages of posts in the previous topic
Thanks. Nuthin' to it.
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Svenn:
This is a very historic day for the world. We started a new thread.