Podcasts about pachelbel's canon

We are so excited to release a special edition episode of The Friday Finishing School!  This week, we're deep diving into Pachelbel's Canon in D (you'll probably recognize it as soon as you hear it!)  The Friday Finishing School is an ongoing look into the classical arts and is available every other week, exclusively to our Patreon supporters. In each episode, the ladies present one piece of classical music, art or poetry, and then discuss three things about the piece that will help you in your own appreciation of and ability to talk about the classics. Please consider becoming one of our patrons! You find more information about The Friday Finishing School at www.patreon.com/themodernladypodcast !

Simple pleasures in this episode: One of the most famous pieces of 'early' classical music is Pachelbel's Canon, here in two great versions including one for rubber chicken... Enjoy! Music here: https://youtu.be/CsXLv__jLok and here - a must watch: https://youtu.be/khOfSVULtsU, Courtesy of Twosetviolin Please comment, like, share, subscribe Visit cacophonyonline.com  

On our second minisode, we examine our technique of Grouping in the context of two songs, Maroon 5's Memories and Pachelbel's famous Canon in D. We break down what a harmonic progression is, and how you can use that knowledge to listen to some of your favorite pop songs with a little more attention to detail!  www.attentiontodetailpod.com

What could be better than letting the Kid out to play in a natural state of wonder, curiosity and worship of all that life has to offer? Here's another condensed Ecstatic Dance set of just 1 hr 20 mins for you to feel the pure Ecstatic JOY of being in these fabulous bodies with a tad of Holiday Cheer blended in! Journey Set: * Water Prayer - @Entheo (Aquatic Collective Album) * Aap Sahaee Hoa [feat. @Jai-Jagdeesh] - (@Krishan Liquid Mix) * Invisible Forest - @Plantrae * For My Corpse - @RandomRab * Radhe -Jaya Lakshmi & Ananda @ayalakshmiandananda * Kumbaya Dance - Masaka Kids Africana * Jacy - @Androma * Earth Groove (Extended Mix) - Notte, Vijay & Sofia Zlatko (@vijayandsofia) * Pachelbel's Canon (a Duet) - @JenniferThomas * How Great Thou Art (feat. @JenniferHudson) - @Pentatonix * Minions Bounce (Original Mix) - Juan Alcaraz @elmasfino3 * We Are Family - @TheChipettes & @TheChipmunks * God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen - @Pentatonix * Hallelujah - @Pentatonix * One Voice - @TheWailinJennys * Water Prayer - @Entheo (Aquatic Collective Album)

On my dad's 90th birthday I find myself recalling the moment, in the wake of his passing, that I felt him near. Overlooking the beautiful waters of Sydney Harbor, I recall his coming to me across the miles, across time and space. And I remember how, on that same spot months prior, I had my first conversation with God--it was a pivotal experience. So in this podcast, I meld poignant memory and revelation, and the ways in which we can tether ourselves to the great Divine, and to those who now reside beyond that thin veil between this side and the other. Piano music is my dad's favorite: "Pachelbel's Canon in D" arranged and performed by Jessica Roemischer

This week on Pop Kitchen, Lesley and Jeff deep dive into the writing behind Maroon 5's latest release "Memories."  They dissect the history behind the track's chord progressions coming from the infamous Pachelbel's Canon in D and also its use of other melodic inspiration from "No Woman No Cry." Jeff breaks down other pop hits from the past 20 years that have also used the same chord progressions and Lesley tries to find conceptually the common nostalgic thread between them all.  Jeff and Lesley both discuss their own high school graduation songs and what they were thinking musically during that time in their own lives. With special phone in messages from ghosts of high school past. Also discussed - Maroon 5 - Adam Levine - Jonathon Bellion - Pachelbel's Canon in D - JKash  - Vincent Ford - Oasis - Vitamin C --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/popkitchenpodcast/support

This podcast episode follows from the previous one--in which I recount the experience of the passing of my dear father. Since hearing of the news, each day, I go to my special place overlooking the ocean. There, I find myself closest to God and to my dearest dad. This time since my dad’s passing has been full of poignant reflection and revelation, and that place is where I go, to open my mind and heart to all that’s there lying beneath the surface, that’s asking to be revealed and understood. Music is Pachelbel's Canon, performed by Jessica Roemischer

This is not the podcast I’d planned to make. This is a eulogy - for my dad, my dear father. You see, a few days ago I found out that my dad had passed. Here, I share with you the moving, poignant and transformative experiences that occurred--overlooking the vast ocean--as I grieved my father's passing, and ultimately felt him near. Piano music is Pachelbel's Canon in D, arranged and performed by Jessica Roemischer

Olympic gold medallist Amy Williams chose Pachelbel's Canon in D Major and I Gotta Feeling by the Black Eyed Peas

Writer Ben Okri chooses his favourite music and talks to Michael Berkeley about the power of stories and their central place in human life. The author of the Booker Prize-winning The Famished Road, he has written many other acclaimed novels - the latest being The Age of Magic - and he's also published collections of poetry, short stories and essays. A Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature, Ben Okri has been awarded an OBE as well as numerous international prizes, including the Commonwealth Writers Prize for Africa and the Crystal Award from the World Economic Forum. His choices of music include Wagner, Beethoven, Miles Davis, Pachelbel's Canon, and one of his poems set to music by Paul Simon's son Harper. Producer: Jane Greenwood A Loftus Production for BBC Radio 3.

Podcast LinkDownload our FREE Wedding Music Planner at http://Musicforawedding.comThis is a podcast to help you choose the music for your wedding.All music can be purchased on itunes from the album A Bridezilla's Guide to Classical Wedding Music.Here's partial list of songs we cover: Pachelbel's Canon in D, Bridal Chorus, Wedding March, Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring, J.S. Bach Ave Maria, Amazing Grace, Vivaldi's Four Seasons, Sheep May Safely Graze, Allegro Maestoso by Handel from Water Music, Brandenburg Concerto No. 3, Music for Solo Classical Guitar, Air from Water Music, Winter from the Four Seasons, Beau Soir by Debussy, Engelbert Humperdinck, Borodin, Haydn, Bartok, Schumann, Tartini, Massenet Meditation from Tais, Praetorius Bouree for Classical Guitars, Beethoven Menuet and more to come. To book us for your wedding in the state of Texas, contact will@willtaylor.com 512-775-2371 or our website at StringsAttached.org

Recorded by Ismael Syed in 2009 (Composer: Johann Pachelbel, 1653–1706; Arranger: Faber). Ismael is a student of Cynthia Marie VanLandingham at Tally Piano Studio in Tallahassee, Florida. (www.tallypiano.com)