Showing posts with label Sizzling Sound. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sizzling Sound. Show all posts

Monday, 2 August 2010

Instrumental : Santorini

Another one of Yanni's, from his Album, "Devotion /The Best of Yanni" .
Santorini is a greek name of the volcanic island located in the Aegean Sea, about 200 km southeast from Greece's mainland.

I remember the first time I ever heard this track, was when I was 12 ,attending a wedding cermony and they were doing a fireworks show, and this was the background music. It was played really loud and I felt my heart beating so hard, touched by the power of Santorini.



Yanni - Santorini

Sunday, 4 July 2010

German: Bilder von dir

Ever since I started learning German, I found that listening to songs while reading their lyrics is a very helpful way to memorize vocab and an already built sentence.Specially if it has a nice tune that would stick to your mind. I would recommend this method to anyone who's taking a new language course, you'll be ahead of your mates in the course ;)
This is the first German singer I've ever tried listening to, Laith Al-deen, this song is called, Bilder von dir or "Pictures of you". Enjoy :D



210-laith Al-deen - Bilder Von Dir

Instrumenal : Don't lose your mind

The most Famous Egyptian composer & pianist, Omar Khairat. This is a track called " Don't lose your mind".Starting 3:02 is my favourite part in this piece. Enjoy :D




06 - Omar Khairat [ Don't Lose Your Mind]

Monday, 21 June 2010

French : Les Filles De Mon Pays

This week's song is from France, by the French singer and musician Enrico Macias -which is his stage name- his real name is Gaston Ghrenassia.
Les filles de mon pays or (Girls of my country), is a song with a bit of a dance beat to it and it has a very happy uplifting mood. :D Enjoy




Enrico Macias - Les Filles De Mon Pays

Saturday, 19 June 2010

Instrumental : Nightingale

This is an instumental track by the Greek pianist and composer , Yanni called Nightingale. Simply beautiful.
You can meditate on it, listen to it while writing -which I usually do- or simply sit back and relax...



Yanni - Nightingale