This is "Persia" from their "One Thousand & One Nights" album.
I have quite a few CDs of music by musicians from other countries and this is one of them. Much of the music I hear on Opera doesn't seem to be available in the states. I've been lucky to find the ones I have.
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Reminds me of group Acoustic Alchemy
That name sounds familiar. I have to go listen to them on YT.
music from other coutries open new horizons 🙂 thanks for sharing Pam,I did hear it with headphones on but I am looking forward to blast it at home later and enjoy it again! :yes:
I`ve never heard it before but it sure sounds nice. Excellent for summer holidays by the beach, early in the morning :DOr is it just me? 😀
Andy: I listened to some Acoustic Alchemy and they do have a similar sound.Angeliki: I get my dishes done very fast when listening to music. 😀 Darko: No, not just you. Being on the beach and listening to that music is a great idea. Allan: I think so too.
That actually sounds great!
You reminded me of a couple albums I had sent from a Finnish friend, cant understaand a word, but http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nTfkcTrcy60while none of the songs here are on my album its a good representation of the music.I feel so worldy
Clance thanks for the link. I love it and have never heard that language. Now I've got to go listen to a few others in the related videos.
:lol:I will start playing music to my dishwasher, the electric bill these days is killing me :pI hear you,music makes even washing dishes a pleasure….on a second thought, I will change "pleasure " to easier :p
:up: :yes: thanks Lady Pam 😉
Angeliki: 😆 yeah, I think 'easier' goes better with washing dishes. I can think of lots of other things that are more pleasurable. 😀 Leazz: You're welcome!:)
Nice music. I love it. 🙂
Thanks Lan. I paint to this music and my housework gets done much faster too when I listen to it.
Aw, that's a bummer. I don't know what I'd do if I couldn't listen to a few tunes just before I go to bed. Well, then, you'll just have to get 'One Thousand & One Nights' CD and listen. Or, if you ever hear it, I hope you like it.
As far as I know, I don't think it makes a difference.The video & audio content of the YouTube would still have to be loaded somehow.
Pam … Don't you feel it coming, day by day?People you let them go loose.Some are happy, some are sad.Okay Okay, so that's the Doobie Brothers. 😀 Anyway, I won't be able to check the YouTube.You know … the Dial Up thing.
Carlos, I didn't know. What if I put in the link? Does that make a difference? Some people do the 'embed' plus provide the link when they post a YT video.
I can just picture Xerxes tapping his foot to the beat of it…A great vid, Pam. Thanks for posting it. And of course I loved the way they combined the old and the new — archaeology and anthropology.You know, they still don't know whether Alexander purposely burned down Persepolis or whether it was a really wild party that got out of hand. If the later, I guess that would possibly make it the wildest party in recorded Western history.
Same here. I love the visuals in the video. I wish there was some way I could play many hours of videos of my favorite music in my studio. Yeah, that would have been some party.
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You know how wild those gay, Macedonian soldiers can get.Okay, you probably don't.:)