CLASSICAL / OPERA Vocal Warm Up Routine
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Street Cleaner
Student girl - Anna Somkina, Student - Ilja Lisitcyn, Merchant - Thomas Farrell, Street cleaners - Otava Yo, Cat - cat. Lyrics - Daniil Kharms. Music - Latvian traditional and Otava Yo
Mitch Cockman - Drum and Bass Guitar (original)
Original bass song by Yorkshire Bass Player. Mitch Cockman
Charles Gosme - On This Shore (cello original)
Facebook: http://facebook.com/charlesgosmemusic Website: http://charlesgosme.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/charlesgosm... Twitter: https://twitter.com/charlesgosme Music composed, performed and produced by Charles Gosme. Footage by Anna Gosme and video edited by Charles Gosme. Electric cello / Classical crossover / Avant garde cello / Indie classical / Neoclassical music / Modern cello / Contemporary classical music / Dark indie / Ambient music.
The Steepest Hill, by The Minnows
Previously unreleased, ‘The Steepest Hill’ is a ‘song for our times’ reflecting the everyday struggles that people all over the world are facing on a day-to-day basis. As Raff explains: “It’s really an ode to the pressures of modern-day life but with a message to tell people they aren’t alone and to keep going, keep climbing and one day, you’ll get to where you want to be.”We hope you like our video - filmed during rehearsals for our forthcoming gigs, at which we look forward to giving the single its first live performance.
Charles Gosme - On This Shore (cello original)
Facebook: http://facebook.com/charlesgosmemusic Website: http://charlesgosme.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/charlesgosm... Twitter: https://twitter.com/charlesgosme Music composed, performed and produced by Charles Gosme. Footage by Anna Gosme and video edited by Charles Gosme. Electric cello / Classical crossover / Avant garde cello / Indie classical / Neoclassical music / Modern cello / Contemporary classical music / Dark indie / Ambient music.
The Steepest Hill, by The Minnows
Previously unreleased, ‘The Steepest Hill’ is a ‘song for our times’ reflecting the everyday struggles that people all over the world are facing on a day-to-day basis. As Raff explains: “It’s really an ode to the pressures of modern-day life but with a message to tell people they aren’t alone and to keep going, keep climbing and one day, you’ll get to where you want to be.”We hope you like our video - filmed during rehearsals for our forthcoming gigs, at which we look forward to giving the single its first live performance.