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. . . After silence, that which comes
nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music. - Aldous Huxley Let there be music in the home. If you have [children] …
expose them to it. It will speak for itself. More appreciation will come
than you think. It may not be spoken, but it will be felt, and its
influence will become increasingly manifest as the years pass. ~ Gordon B. Hinckley - more quotes - Disclaimer: these pages are updated very infrequently, and most of the links are outdated...sorry! Choose your background music (midi only
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New Age |
Classical |
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| Lots of new age artists are on Narada and Windham Hill records. Here are some individual artists: |
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Favorite classical pieces: Bach's St. Matthew Passion and Mozart's Reqiem. Working on the Tocatta and Fugue for the organ - here's the midi file or go to the classical midi page for a lot more. | More classical links | |
Eighties |
Performances |
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| I am an admitted child of the eighties. The bulk of my music collection remains early eighties tapes. Here's an 80's page that has links to all the 80's music, Atari games, TV shows, and styles you could want. You can't beat it! |
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on-line playbill. |
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The on-line guitar archive: www.olga.net |
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Here's a general piano link. Take a virtual tour of the Steinway & Sons factory in Queens, NY. My site for piano lessons. | |
| Taiko drumming. Berkeley is
home to the International Taiko Festival.
Hear some samples on Stomp's website. Check out the BYU Cougar Marching Band Drumline |
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harmonica links
More harmonica links. |
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Choirs/Acapella |
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Learn more about hammered dulcimers here. Mine is Bavarian, but there are also Irish, Appalachian, and Chinese variants. |
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Alumni Links: University of
California Choral Ensembles (UCChE)
Men's Chorus at Cal. |
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