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Songs A-Z with live video (New rules from page 114)
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Any chance of leaving some letters for others @eastterrace6168 ?
I’ve had a V & W lined for a while and now I can’t bleeding use them until next time round!
I do think to give others a chance we should resort to one letter at a time @sethplum ?0 -
sillav nitram said:Any chance of leaving some letters for others @eastterrace6168 ?
I’ve had a V & W lined for a while and now I can’t bleeding use them until next time round!
I do think to give others a chance we should resort to one letter at a time @sethplum ?
Promise to behave m'self next time ok
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eastterrace6168 said:sillav nitram said:Any chance of leaving some letters for others @eastterrace6168 ?
I’ve had a V & W lined for a while and now I can’t bleeding use them until next time round!
I do think to give others a chance we should resort to one letter at a time @sethplum ?
Promise to behave m'self next time ok
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One time new specialist round with variations.
Starts with the next 'A'.
INSTRUMENTALS A-Z
For this round the rules are follow the alphabet.
Otherwise LIVE.
Extra note.
If you choose a classical piece then it is the letter of the COMPOSER that counts.
So The William Tell Overture would be R for Rossini, not 'w' for William. The reason being there are quite a lot of 'symphony number 9's', or 'requiems'. Odd rule but in the main for classical orchestral pieces the letter will be the composer's name.
I had thought about allowing recorded instrumentals in this round, but I think we can do an A-Z with live.
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There are still letters to complete from the last round.
However starting with a live albatross for the instrumental round is a good call.0 -
seth plum said:There are still letters to complete from the last round.
However starting with a live albatross for the instrumental round is a good call.0 - Sponsored links:
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Guys. GUYS.
This is the alphabet:
Learn it.
RIGHT.
WE don't restart with a dropped ball.
WE RESTART WITH AN INSTRUMENTAL (or composer) BEGINNING WITH B.0 -
Here you go.
Brahms Violin Concerto.
Really good start building to the introduction of the fiddle!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFl9xuYP5T8
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seth plum said:Guys. GUYS.
This is the alphabet:
Learn it.
RIGHT.
WE don't restart with a dropped ball.
WE RESTART WITH AN INSTRUMENTAL (or composer) BEGINNING WITH B.https://youtu.be/dJmg-879j5o
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1h4mAceHmrI&list=RDfNqJ8mED1VE&index=2
Handel Water Music: Hornpipe; FestspielOrchester Göttingen, Laurence Cummings, director 4K
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Jenkins - Adiemus. Hope this isn't 'too clever' but these voices are designed to be instruments - there are no words as such.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HLjDAxHiDQ4
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wVgOtOPUwu4
Nut Rocker...Robert Wells...
Orig released by Bee Bumble & The Stingers, but couldn't find a live version..2 -
Ommadawn - Mike Oldfield
https://youtu.be/GvNt4D2eB9I
Edit: Apologies! I've just discovered that what I've always thought was non-verbal vocalising towards the end of this does, in fact, contain the Gaelic phrase:Ab yul ann idyad awtEn yab na log a toc na awdTaw may on omma dawn ekyowlOmma dawn ekyowl
which, apparently, translates asDaddy's in bedThe cat's drinking milkI'm the fool, and I'm laughingFool is laughing
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