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Canon in D (Pachelbel) - Violin & Piano
04:03
Canon in D (Pachelbel) - Violin & Piano

Sophie Moser - Violin Katja Huhn - Piano Filmmaker - Jannik Tondorf

Colour of the Jungle - Crimson and Clover (radio version)
03:20
Colour of the Jungle - Crimson and Clover (radio version)

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Where Fools Inhabit - James Hawken
03:40
Where Fools Inhabit - James Hawken

Don't ask me! There I was in a slow, bluesy, old beat up piano kind of mood when something overtook the process. Imagine Todd Rundgren a la 'Bat Out of Hell' meets Brian May's 'Red Special' and you'll get the idea. 'At the end of the day Brian, it's a game of two halves (J.G.)'.

Caledonia - Christy-Lyn (harp and voice)
04:29
Caledonia - Christy-Lyn (harp and voice)

Written by Dougie McLean, this song is about love for the homeland - Caledonia is another word for Scotland. When I was living away from home for 1.5 years, I used to sing this when I felt homesick!

Canon in D (Pachelbel) - Violin & Piano
04:03
Canon in D (Pachelbel) - Violin & Piano

Sophie Moser - Violin Katja Huhn - Piano Filmmaker - Jannik Tondorf


Colour of the Jungle - Crimson and Clover (radio version)
03:20
Colour of the Jungle - Crimson and Clover (radio version)

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Where Fools Inhabit - James Hawken
03:40
Where Fools Inhabit - James Hawken

Don't ask me! There I was in a slow, bluesy, old beat up piano kind of mood when something overtook the process. Imagine Todd Rundgren a la 'Bat Out of Hell' meets Brian May's 'Red Special' and you'll get the idea. 'At the end of the day Brian, it's a game of two halves (J.G.)'.


Caledonia - Christy-Lyn (harp and voice)
04:29
Caledonia - Christy-Lyn (harp and voice)

Written by Dougie McLean, this song is about love for the homeland - Caledonia is another word for Scotland. When I was living away from home for 1.5 years, I used to sing this when I felt homesick!