Monday, July 7, 2008
# 9 Immigration
I used to dream of the immigration to other countries when young, because I wanted to make a challenging life. It, however, haven't be achieved. Actually I have had no chance to get immigration. It is too late to put the immigration into pracitce. Here is my last question.
Have you ever thougt about the immigration to other countries? If so, what makes you think so?
Tuesday, July 1, 2008
# 8 Indigenous Native American Prophecy
I just want you to think about the indigenos native American prophecy. In the past I used to be in pursit of sophisticated civilization. However, I don't like that kind of thing any more, because I can't follow high technology but also my energy doesn't allow me to do that. More often than not, I wish I lived in primitive commuity where I can maintain a healthy life both physically and spritually like American Indian.
Here is my question. How much are you interested in American Indian culture? If you have some information on American Indian culture such as movies,music,useful sites and something interesting, could you let me know that?
Saturday, June 21, 2008
# 7 John Denver
I like John Denver very much, because he did volunteer work as well as sung very well. He took the lead of preserving the earth. He loved Nature very much,let alone human being. I would like to resembel him except for early death. Anyway, here is my question. What kind of volunteer have you ever done ? For me, I send some money to a nursing home every month.
# 6 John Williams
John Williams is one of the most classical guitarist alive. Once I also used be immeresed in playing classical guitar. Come again, yesterday. Still now, I rarely play the rusty guitar. I think that being able to play the instruments is another blessing. Anyway, what kind of music instruments can you play?
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
#5 Hayley Westenra
I think that my question might have been another homeworkof Walter's. But I didn't mean to bother you. Some of you might feel sorry for me because of few responses. But, don't worry about that. Probably, they could be happy to listen to the introduced music of mine.
This time, let me introduce "Pokarekare Ana" sung by Hayley Westenra, who is mentioned by Ross. I think that she has written another history of popera. Her innocent image and purified voice is something unique. Now, it is raining outside. Whenever it rains, I am in the habit of listening to music over a warm coffee by myself, relectioning the sad love story which I shared with a beautiful, graceful and seraphic woman
Do you have anyone who occurs to in your mind in rainy days?
Tuesday, June 10, 2008
#4 Leonard Cohen
Hello eveybody,
ths time I'm gonna introduce Leonard Cohen's Hallelujah. He is kind of a troubadour from Canada. His voice seems to be bass baritone. At first, it might sound strange. But before long, you will be attracted to his voice. His work often explores the themes of religion, isolation, sexuality, and complex interpersonal relationships. His music seems to draw me to a unknown shelter where there is no anxiey, no desire and no competition. How do you feel about this song?
Saturday, June 7, 2008
#3 Libera Choir
Last time, did you enjoy the song "Time to say good bye" sung by Sarah Brightman and Andrea Boccheli? I am sure you have had a good time appreciating the musi. And I have googled and appreciated the songs by your favirote musician. Thank you for your interest and participation.
As you know, I am big into music. But I have no special knowledge on music. I just enjoy listening to music, especially new age of music, popera, classical music and indigeneous music around the world. This time, let me introduce Sanctus of "Libera Choir" to you. What a fabulous voice they have! Too fantastic for me to have horripilation. I really feel like "cloud nine". Would you try to listen to their voice sound? And I would like you to describe your feeling about the song briefly.
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