The Sabbatical, by James R.A. Herriot. Part 4, Assorted Oz Odysseys
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The Sabbatical (Part 4): Assorted Oz Odysseys. Excerpts from "The Sabbatical: A Year of Travel During the Pandemic" by James R.A. Herriot. Copyright ©2023 James R.A. Herriot, all rights reserved, and is published by Extremis Publishing Ltd. This title is available as a physical book from www.extremispublishing.com and all good online retailers and independent booksellers worldwide.
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Eric Whitacre - The Seal Lullaby
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Breathe - Original Piano Composition
Perhaps the relentless, repetitive melody and rhythms of the hands remind me of a frantic mind and the need to stop and observe when we are quickening our breath, when it is shallow and tight, to then let go and remember to breathe deeply and with ease - Breathe like a tortoise and live for 400 years, maybe
Eric Whitacre - The Seal Lullaby
Eric Whitacre's The Seal Lullaby, was originally created for a Disney work called The White Seal, written by Kipling. The film was never made (Kung Fu Panda instead!), so the track never used. Whitacre's wife sang the original, with him accompanying her on the piano.#ericwhitacre #theseallullaby #filmscore #disney #kipling #thewhiteseal #jeeni #music #choralists #choir #choralmusic #lullaby #independent #ambient #accousitcs #singersongwriter #musicvideo #animation #musicfest #community #talent #unsigned #creatives #fans #superfans
Breathe - Original Piano Composition
Perhaps the relentless, repetitive melody and rhythms of the hands remind me of a frantic mind and the need to stop and observe when we are quickening our breath, when it is shallow and tight, to then let go and remember to breathe deeply and with ease - Breathe like a tortoise and live for 400 years, maybe