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Music of the Moment

 
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Im not sure if anybody has shared any of Paul Isaacs tunes in this thread yet...

Very positive lyrics, and often relating to permaculture and gardening. Many recordings made at yogardenhawaii.com.  

Here are a few samples:  







A great way to "Get Permaculture into a Billion minds" is through music and art..

 
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Something about winter time perks up my interest in classical music. Or at least in one of the tunes. Last year it was the Largo from the New World Symphony by Dvorak. This year it is the Presto from Vivaldi's Summer section of the Four Seasons. A traditional setting of the tune:



And the rock setting which I am most familiar with:

 
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Who remembers this?



 
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I feel kind of like a "Yuppie" for listening to traditional Chinese tea music as a thirty year old white guy but something about it is amazing as background music. Sometimes I focus in because some part of the music is rather interesting and other times it just sets a passive calm mood.
 
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Just a warning, the music video is HEAVY. Its more of an art piece than just a song. In my feels today.
 
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