Piano Street celebrates the 200th anniversary of FranzLiszt, a famous composer from Budapest. Among the videos linked is this one of Tom and Jerry and the Hungarian Rhapsody no. 2 mediumvideo-blog425.php?yt_id=6NXo7pr8iRM&autoplay=1&start=37 Enjoy!
Continue reading →Something to listen to and enjoy. Stay young at heart and have fun! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XtyAsiZWktY&feature=autoshare
Continue reading →I met Ali first at a Write! Canada conference and then at gala awards night. This talented singer, songwriter has become one of my favourite musical artists and I’ve gotten to know her a little better each time I see … Continue reading →
In a gathering of family or friends or even strangers, you will hear many philosophies about life. Some people will be forward thinkers while others speak out of regret, wishing they’d done things differently. We all have decisions and choices … Continue reading →
Among my family and friends, we have many Tim Hortons fans. We also have a few who prefer Starbucks for their coffee. Here’s an amusing take on Tim Horton’s as a Canadian emblem by Brad and Robert Nelson at Folk … Continue reading →
The hymn, Amazing Grace, is a well known and loved hymn written by John Newton. Newton, born in 1725, was trained in the Christian faith by his mother, who died when he was young. John went to sea with his … Continue reading →
I’ve sung Christmas carols so long that many of them are in my memory. Silent Night, Away in a Manger, O Little Town of Bethlehem, It Came Upon the Midnight Clear—all songs I sang since I was a child, then … Continue reading →
This past weekend, the Robson family hosted friends and family in their backyard for a concert and barbecue. Elvis Presley (Eddie Prince) and Buddy Holly performed for a cheering and appreciative audience. Here’s a few pics from that event. Elvis … Continue reading →
February 6, 2010. Last evening my husband and I attended a concert at Maureen Forrester Recital Hall at Wilfrid Laurier University. Duo Helmer, the title of the concert, featured Sebastian Meadows-Helmer on violin and his father, Dr.Paul Helmer, on piano … Continue reading →
