Although it isn’t very cold or snowy yet this winter, I thought I’d kick off the new year with some winter songs I like. They’re not included in the music list you see to your right, though.
I’ve always enjoyed Anne Murray‘s deep voice, so let’s start off with “Snowbird:”
The remaining December holidays are fast approaching, so it’s time to enjoy more seasonal music!
First up is Celine Dion singing “The Magic Of Christmas Day:”
Ready for some more music?
This time, I thought I’d highlight a Christian music group I’ve followed for decades, and that’s the Maranatha! musicians. I’m not sure it’s them performing in each video, but I heard the song with that group first.
First up is their song, “Thy Word” with words:
Folks, apologies for being under the weather so much the last few weeks. I’ve had a nasty bug that has been after me for a long time. I hope to be coming out the other side, finally!
This weekend, I thought I’d share some music from some of my favorite pianists, so here goes:
First up, Joe Bongiorno has hosted many concerts from his home online, and this is one of his songs I enjoy as he performs live:
Okay, I know that yesterday was actually the real holiday, but it is a long weekend, so I hope you are still in the mood for some patriotic music. I know I am! I thought I’d pretty much let the music and the videos do the talking today, and I tried to pick out most of the videos because the music was easy to hear and/or they also had the words to the songs. Click on the images below for the videos. View full article »
One of the things I enjoy doing most is making my own “mixes” of music, and I usually do that by a theme. For instance, I have ten playlists of holiday/Christmas music, nine of pop songs I like, favorites of performers I particularly enjoy, Halloween and patriotic music.
It’s Raining Again is in my “Stormy/Rainy Weather” list. And as I write this, it is raining outside.
Currently, my favorite artists include Enya, Jim Brickman, Jim Chappell, Jon Schmidt, Mannheim Steamroller, David Lanz and Bryce Miller. I have always enjoyed what is now called “New Age,” so I listen to a lot of piano and vocal songs these days. I used to enjoy pop, but I don’t see many new songs I like by artists I prefer coming out these days. So I depend on the web and Facebook to keep me up to date on my guys and gals.
