Escribano -> Some music that expresses happiness to you. (Dec. 23 2012 10:56:17)
As a counterpoint to the other thread.
Nothing fancy, but this always cheers me up.
guitarbuddha -> RE: Some music that expresses happiness to you. (Dec. 23 2012 11:07:16)
DJANGO DJANGO DJANGO !!!!!!!!!!!!!![:)]
Escribano -> RE: Some music that expresses happiness to you. (Dec. 23 2012 11:25:42)
Yep, I should have lived by the sea, so some regret there but maybe one day I will be able to live out my life in El Port de la Selva - which I have loved since 1968.
guitarbuddha -> RE: Some music that expresses happiness to you. (Dec. 23 2012 11:31:31)
I imagine it is very beautiful, have never been. I love the mountains most of all, but ill be damned if I'll post a link to Yodeling.[:D]
NormanKliman -> RE: Some music that expresses happiness to you. (Dec. 23 2012 12:23:52)
Great thread. Enough airing of grievances.[:D]
Beat me to it, but for pure unbridled joy, I prefer this:
And of course this one, for anyone who hasn't seen it:
Doitsujin -> RE: Some music that expresses happiness to you. (Dec. 23 2012 12:35:37)
All you need is gentle breezzzzuu hahaha
NormanKliman -> RE: Some music that expresses happiness to you. (Dec. 23 2012 18:06:54)
Another one that always makes me feel good.
Sombrerito de hule lleva el mozuelo, lleva el mozuelo, y la pelegrinita —del aire— de terciopelo —mare, a la orilla— de terciopelo —¡niña!—. Como la pelegrina es tan vergonzosa, es tan vergonzosa, se le puso la cara —del aire— como una rosa —mare, a la orilla— como una rosa —¡niña!—. Llegaron a Palacio suben arriba, suben arriba y en la sala del Papa, —del aire— los dexaminan —mare, a la orilla— los dexaminan —¡niña!—. Le ha preguntao el Papa que qué edad tiene, que qué edad tiene, y ella dice que quince —del aire— y el diecisiete —mare, a la orilla— y el diecisiete —¡niña!—. Le ha preguntao el Papa que qué edad tiene, que qué edad tiene, y ella dice que quince —del aire— y él: «-Diecisiete»; —mare, a la orilla— y él: «-Diecisiete». —¡niña!—. Le ha preguntao el Papa que de qué tierra, que de qué tierra; le ha preguntao el Papa que de qué tierra, que de qué tierra. Ella dice: «-De Osuna» —del aire— él: «-De Lucena» —mare, a la orilla— él: «-De Lucena» —¡niña!—.
runner -> RE: Some music that expresses happiness to you. (Dec. 23 2012 18:37:59)
Bruce Springsteen: Rosalita
J. S. Bach: III. Presto, Brandenburg Concerto #4
Coroy -> RE: Some music that expresses happiness to you. (Dec. 23 2012 18:52:30)
Otis Redding - Sitting on the dock of the bay
Monty Pythons - Always Look on the bright sight of life [:D]
Bobby Mcferrin - Don't worry Be happy
estebanana -> RE: Some music that expresses happiness to you. (Dec. 23 2012 22:51:39)
Mozart's "Dissonance" quartet-
It's like a Shakespeare comedy which begins as a tragedy and then goes "oh just kidding".
Anders Eliasson -> RE: Some music that expresses happiness to you. (Dec. 24 2012 7:50:16)
A young Martin Hayes playing "Mason´s Apron" A really happy Irish tune and 10 points to him for not playing all the show off stupid variations.
But dont be afraid of sorrow guys. Without sorrow, no real happiness and vica versa
Mordorito -> RE: Some music that expresses happiness to you. (Dec. 24 2012 16:31:43)
"But dont be afraid of sorrow guys. Without sorrow, no real happiness and vica versa"
Amen, I do not think sorrow is such a bad emotion. It is different from unhappy and depressed. Sorrow to me feels like an expression of the strongest feeling of love. It hurts yet can strangely feel good at the same time.
I am really enjoying the sorrow and happiness threads. They are exposing me to some wonderful stuff that I never would have found on my own. I know we aren't voting, but that Irish tune really evokes happiness.
clevblue -> RE: Some music that expresses happiness to you. (Dec. 24 2012 19:40:10)
The joy of a simple folk song beautifully sung
Gerald Moore used to remind singers to use the KISS method - keep it simple, stupid. A good singer only needs to sing the song, the voice does the rest
estebanana -> RE: Some music that expresses happiness to you. (Dec. 24 2012 20:24:21)
quote:
"But dont be afraid of sorrow guys. Without sorrow, no real happiness and vica versa"
Yes I think sorrow is not taken seriously enough in the US. People tend to gloss over stuff that we should pay attention to. And I agree it different from depression, that is something else which sorrow can be apart of, but a non depressed person can feel deep sadness too, and probably should from time to time because it means you have empathy.
But in flamenco there is Siguriya and Alegrias palos right? You need to Tio Borrico after Shostacokehead.
Richard Jernigan -> RE: Some music that expresses happiness to you. (Dec. 25 2012 23:41:17)
After the great Gathering of the Clan at Christmas (26 people at Grandma's table, another table for the kids) we used to go to Queretaro for the spectacularly death-defying New Years Eve fireworks, then to Acapulco for a little sun and sand.
This year it's Koh Samui, but, "el año que viene," ¿quien sabe?
We stumbled onto the fireworks driving to Acapulco. Our old, cheap but nice hotel room had two second floor balconies on the town square. The Mayor of the city and the Governor of the state stood with their wives under our balconies and shared abrazos with hundreds of well wishers. After 3 hours of the damndest fireworks you could imagine, everyone went into the church across the square for Mass at midnight. My four-year old daughter turned and assured me,"They're just going home for dinner. They'll be right back for more fireworks!"
¡Feliz Navidad, y un Próspero Año Nuevo!
RNJ
My next door neighbors just rang my doorbell. When I answered the door, with their sons and grandchildren they sang "Angels Have We Heard on High" and "Joy to the World", then went on their merry way...
