ReunionNakuru (Song of the Heroe )
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Time for reunion and one the most magical you will ever see is the gathering of Flamingoeson Lake Flamingo( Nakuru) inEast Africas great Rift Valley...wish I was there once again......
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20. September 2017 um 21:32
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20. September 2017 um 22:02
PJE
Its such a beautiful place and was when I was a boy ...I just hope we can save it for our children and grandchildren:)
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20. September 2017 um 21:35
Liesching
Yes! Great African feeling! Flamingo sound is a rare thing at the loops. :D Love it!!! Thanks my friend! :)
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20. September 2017 um 21:39
PJE
Well Marc I am feeling all pink now and very pleased you like it .....yhis strange latin rhythmn on an African theme ...oh well:)
thank you brother:) +1
thank you brother:) +1
20. September 2017 um 21:46
Shi
how pretty this sounds from you all, nice latin rhythms there PJE and a flamingo ballet......how lovely :)
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20. September 2017 um 22:00
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20. September 2017 um 22:51
Caroljoyce
Oh ... how creative and clever it is ! I love this. And Mark's template is a marvel. Thank you for sharing the lanscapes you keep in mind. I do appreciate this African journey. You' re a magician to create dreaming soundscapes.
I can remember that this piece required to me many tricks to be able to follow the piano without ever using the A# string because my harp can not be tuned in minor Gb. This is one of the limits of the Celtic harp, I can not go beyond 4 dieses at the key ... I can hear you saying : why not use the B bemol ? True, my Dear, but it is the same as the B-flat string I needed too and, no time enough to put the lever down between the two notes... (this is why classical harps have pedals, and they can play the same scores as pianos....)
Peter, I love this track. With those soft percussions. Very beautiful !:D +1
I can remember that this piece required to me many tricks to be able to follow the piano without ever using the A# string because my harp can not be tuned in minor Gb. This is one of the limits of the Celtic harp, I can not go beyond 4 dieses at the key ... I can hear you saying : why not use the B bemol ? True, my Dear, but it is the same as the B-flat string I needed too and, no time enough to put the lever down between the two notes... (this is why classical harps have pedals, and they can play the same scores as pianos....)
Peter, I love this track. With those soft percussions. Very beautiful !:D +1
21. September 2017 um 00:51
PJE
Agnèsss I was amazed by the feel you had for Marc's music and the space you created and the beauty of the notes chosen, your explanation heightens my respect for your musical ability.......I am most fortunate to meet you both in this music, thank you for stirring my memories and emotions🤔<3
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20. September 2017 um 23:31
kennyadry
Different feel for the track! I have never thought such kind of beat would fit Marc's track but did :) Nice Job Peter.
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21. September 2017 um 00:56
PJE
Many thanks Kenny I surprised myself with Latin over classical, but I am very glad for your appreciation 😎✌️
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20. September 2017 um 23:32
21. September 2017 um 00:57
PJE
Mario that's so good to hear from you with your great knowledge of these rhythms....thank you 🙏😎
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21. September 2017 um 00:55
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21. September 2017 um 01:41
Peterpingo
Great drums and percussion Peter. And what a wonderful idea instead of the "usual rock beat" you you often hear in classical tracks that you spiced it with a more exotic beat. GREAT! :W
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