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Wednesday, August 17, 2005

Music, Music, Music

Hi Everyone,

Music is very healing and important to Judy and I. We would love it if you would share some of your favorite songs and what magic they hold for you.

13 Comments:

Blogger Harper Mann said...

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This is Fun!

Alison Krauss
Now That I've Found You: Collection

Guitarra de Pasion

Monday, August 15, 2005 12:55:00 PM

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Oh my God, where do you start with all the music I love and want to shrae with you...
here's an initial list, (more to come):
-Jack Johnson:In Between Dreams
-Amos Lee
-TrancePlanet, Vol.1
-David Gray: White ladder
-Yoga: On sacred ground
-Keith jarret:The Melody at night with you
-Charlie Haden & Hank Jones: Steal Away
-1 Giant Leap
-Moby: Play

Much love and blessings of healing to you!
Shalom,
Dori Ben-Chanoch

Thursday, August 18, 2005 1:26:00 PM

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

More fun , more life, more often and a great soundtrack to listen too - sounds like a wonderful recipe. My kids keep me in touch with some of the new sounds and I particularly love and recommend DJ Tiesto album -'Just Be' - so powerful and emotional. Sending you healing love Laura from over the pond.

Thursday, August 18, 2005 1:50:00 PM

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Bach's Goldberg Variations are my "sacred music"; I have many keyboard recordings, but this guitar transcription is wonderful:

Kurt Rodarmer The Goldberg Variations for Guitar. - BWV 988 ...

Thursday, August 18, 2005 1:54:00 PM

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

A very special musical gift will arrive in the mail shortly. It is intended to lighten, lift, and foster laughter - sometimes the best medicine.

You know I love you but also know that I respect and honor you as well!

I hold a picture in my mind of your essence - that is forever perfect and whole.

Love and kisses -

Your Ever Faithful Niece,

Tracy

Friday, August 19, 2005 8:49:00 AM

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

call me stuck in the past, but the artists work that I would take with me to a dessert island are: James Taylor, Joni Mitchell, and Barbara Streisand. The albums are, respectively: Gorilla and Greatest Hits, Blue and Blonde in the Bleachers, and People.

For me this music is uncomplicated, authentic, and fun!

Saturday, August 20, 2005 9:31:00 AM

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

james Blunt is a new brit with ah uge summer hot over here that my daughters and i keep singing..."your beautiful".
The album is called back to bedlam or something like that, its great.
There is a track on it called goodbye my lover, i was listening to it thinking i would play this at my wifes funeral...its full of emotion....(fyi my wife isnt dying, its just that this song is so strong it would be one i would consider).

anyway, its a great album.....

with love
andy
(ps i am going to listen and dance to you right now laura - its far more fun than doing my accounts!)

Tuesday, August 30, 2005 2:49:00 AM

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Laura:
Here's something I'd like to share about music and singing.

I'm one of those people who love to sing but can't carry a tune. So, I like to sing along to musicals. Any musical would do, but my favorite is Jesus Christ Superstar. I saw the play in NYC when it first came out, so it's special (we saw Jesus and Mary having dinner together two tables away from us after the play...I kid you not).

My friends and I used to meet at one our houses and sing together after school. We'd get assigned parts (You get Judas; I'm Mary this time, and so on). We even taped ourselves...we thought we were pretty good! It makes me laugh just to think about it.

So, recently I've gotten out some of the old albums and musicals and have been singing up a storm. It's great fun, especially if I take it to the next level and not only sing the parts, but act them as well!

Love: Jeanne C

Monday, September 19, 2005 9:09:00 AM

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I love the overture to Romeo & Juliet by Tchaikovsy. For the sheer passion and longing of it.

And then any 70's disco. For the fun of it, although you may hear some passion and longing in certain Rod Stewart hits ....

Much love,
Holly Morris Bennet

Friday, September 23, 2005 7:23:00 PM

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Oh, Laura, I am making a CD of some of my favorite music for you right NOW. My partner Nikolai and I love music too, and since he is from Europe, he is into music that has yet to reach the States. I am thinking of you as I select just the right songs and my heart is alive (and singing) with your presence. I am on belay, teacher.

Tuesday, September 27, 2005 12:56:00 PM

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Dear One; Took a little step-along today for about 10 miles and you were in my thoughts more than usual. I was drinking in the gifts of Moma, what with the changing leaves and quiet streams along my path, and I thought about that tiresome old overworked "Thinking Out Of The Box" intellectial shiboleth. The Laura's of the world don't have boxes to be in, or out of. You just give of yourself to help others understand and accept reality, and give it a whole hearted thumbs up! You are not always understood or honored, but those of us who know and appreciate your gifts know and are in awe of the creative sparks that fly from the heart and soul of one very special soul. Peace, Carver

Saturday, December 03, 2005 9:23:00 PM

 
Blogger Electric Kites Success Coaching said...

Laura,
I am sending you so very much love as you heal and fly to new levels of wellness. Check out my friend Dena Risha's healing, amazing music at www.DenaRisha.com I especially love "feel alright"-truly a spiritual experienc.e

With love and grace,
Amy Ahlers

Thursday, March 09, 2006 4:35:00 PM

 
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