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The most common melody in the world - HELLO?? NO I CANT TALK NOW, IM AT THE LIBRARY!...THE LIBRARY!!! read more by Dignant_Pink

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A channel dedicated to sifting the best from the opera house, concert hall or theatre.

Sifts can be performances, documentaries, interviews or anything else, mainly relating to opera, classical, dance and musical theatre.


Radiohead Bluegrass - Chris Thile - Morning Bell
published by dystopianfuturetoday 2 hours 27 minutes 23 seconds ago • 150 views
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Thom Yorke performing Analyse
published by lurgee 1 day 6 hours 43 minutes ago • 177 views
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Thom Yorke performs the track 'Analyse' from his album The Eraser. It's just him with a piano on a stage in London somewhere. Look out for the stare he gives the crowd, comprising mostly of music industry bigwigs and insiders.

Natalie Imbruglia looking super hot
published by CaptainPlanet420 1 day 7 hours 27 minutes ago • 520 views
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Impossibly catchy.

Elton John and the Muppets - Benny and the Jets
published by E_Nygma 1 day 13 hours 4 minutes ago • 149 views
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Why am I posting this video you might ask? Because I just saw the movie "27 Dresses"... and I liked it. Shut up.

Eric Dolphy - God Bless The Child
published by dystopianfuturetoday 1 day 18 hours 52 minutes ago • 241 views
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A nice solo performance by Eric Dolphy on Bass Clarinet.


Toccata and Fugue in D Minor on a Bottle Organ
published by dystopianfuturetoday 2 days 5 hours 56 minutes ago • 307 views
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Naked City (w/John Zorn) - Shot In The Dark
published by dystopianfuturetoday 4 days 16 hours 31 minutes ago • 193 views
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John Zorn's Naked City performs a strange but cool version of a classic Mancini theme song. Cyro Baptista - percussion, Carol Emanuel - harp, David Weinstein - piano, John Zorn - alto sax, Joey Baron - drums, Bill Frisell - guitar, Fred Frith - bass, Wayne Horovitz - hammond organ

The most common melody in the world
published by arvana 5 days 2 hours 1 minute ago • 2558 views
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Nokia took their ring tone from a musical phrase in Francisco Tárrega's "Gran Vals." You'll hear it 15 seconds into this clip, and again at 2:56. It is heard on 800,000 phones around the world.

Clapping Music (1972) by Steve Reich
published by Eklek 5 days 8 hours 57 minutes ago • 336 views
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Performance of Steve Reich's clapping piece, welcomed and applauded by the audience.

River Flow Medieval hammered dulcimer girl
published by Thylan 3 months 1 week ago • 789 views
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Too beautiful not to post.


Thelonious Monk - 'Round Midnight
published by dystopianfuturetoday 1 week ago • 334 views
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Live in Norway, 1966. Thelonious Monk - Piano Charlie Rouse - Tenor Sax Larry Gales - Bass Ben Riley - Drums

Sha-Clack-Clack--Saul Williams epic spoken word
published by RhesusMonk 1 week ago • 384 views
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From the 1998 movie "Slam" which tells the true story of Saul Williams, perhaps the greatest modern poet. It won at Sundance and Cannes. If you haven't seen it, netflix it soon. This poem is what started his rise to fame; black or white, it is pure verbal inspiration .

Nina Simone - Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood
published by rottenseed 1 week ago • 341 views
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Original version that was redone by many, including Santa Esmeralda and also, The Animals.

Paul McCartney and Wings (LIVE 70s) Live and Let Die
published by swampgirl 1 week ago • 260 views
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Paul did most of his best work after the Beatles, IMO.

Gauguin in Tahiti
published by elysse 1 week ago • 173 views
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a brief collection of Gauguin's work on Tahiti Island, with the Tahiti Choir singing. NSFW due to the bewbs. wiki says: Eugène Henri Paul Gauguin (7 June 1848 – 8 May 1903) was a leading Post-Impressionist... more inside