Nice Songs

Sorry, my 2 posts should be a new thread. Please ignore. I'm not sure how to delete posts once they are on.

Can't believe I said 60! Should be 70!

In 2016 I took a photograph every day (because it was the year I reached 60) and put them all into 2 large spiral bound albums. I fixed them in with double sided sticky tape. I've just opened the first of the albums and to my horror found that the photos have unstuck themselves. Please has anyone tips on what to use to restick them so that the photos don't buckle (pva glue will cause this, I think). I need something permanent because resticking 360 plus photos will take quite a while and I certainly don't want to have to do it again. TIA.

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And it has to be this recording, from the film!

youtu.be/Tgwtl-s0CNI

I like ‘Songbird’ too, but sung by Fleetwood Mac’s Christine McVie. I also like ‘The Day After Tomorrow’ by Joan Baez.

I could fill this thread up, I think!
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These are all great choices. Super thread Serkeen

I've find it hard to choose, but this is one of many.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=n2MtEsrcTTs

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Thank you eloethan for indirectly reminding me of this lovely haunting version of “Under The Greenwood Tree” which Laura Marling wrote for the production of “As You Like It” which DD2 designed at Stratford a few years ago.
youtu.be/0FkPg9VmeB8

There are many pieces of music that I really like but returning from Devon recently we stopped in Salisbury and visited the cathedral. The choir was practising a piece which I later found on youtube - "Seek Him that Maketh the Seven Stars" by Jonathan Dove.

I'm not religious, but - particularly in the setting of the cathedral - I found it really moving.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5gPFWd7YI0

I also love "The Water Sustains" me by Johnny Flynn and Laura Marling.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=a4QQ7HYYdWw

Amazing Grace

Songbird sung by Eva Cassidy and Everybody Hurts, REM.

wow triciaf listened to your second choice,,you like nice meaningful music. I think perhaps you are quite a soulful person

Al posts fav songs were so lovely thank you for sharing x

love it Triciaf such a lovely song

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Juliette - I conducted a choir if 250 singing this - a high point for me.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwkPsKe-39Y

Eva Cassidy had such a distinctive voice and style - so sad she died so young.

Like Hildajenni mine change too. At one time it was Somewhere over the Rainbow sung by Eva Cassidy, soon
before she died:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=2rd8VktT8xY

sad

www.youtube.com/watch?v=TtWa19Ilejk

Zoom along to near the end (43:50). This is the most beautiful song in the world and the most brilliant orchestration. And as for Arleen Auger's wonderful voice - my all-time favourite - wonderful. So dsad that she died relatively young.

It is a song of unrequited love.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q7RPCFfudmU

My favourite song seems to change on a regular basis. This is my favourite at the moment:
youtu.be/IjoZrND1wMg

blooming thing wont work