Like the last musical interlude, this one combines two of my favorite things…only this time it’s classical music and Pringles. Listen!
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As mentioned in earlier posts (for example here) I’ve had a personal project of learning French. In doing so, I have inevitably been introduced to certain aspects of French culture. One thing that stands out to me is that the French seem to have a certain fascination with Brazil. One evidence of this is the…
My friend and Brazilian MK Evie sent me this video of a Brazilian guitar quartet playing Ele é Exaltado (that’s He is Exalted, for all you non-lusophones out there). Enjoy. The Astonishing Adventures of Missionary Max, Parts 1 and 2 are now available for Kindle and Nook!
While in the US last year, we were introduced to this beautiful song. At first we could not find it in Portuguese. Finally we found a version, and last night Itacyara sang it with the music team at the Boas Novas Baptist Church.
One of the cool things about where I live is that you never know what kind of musical treat you might be in for as you walk down the cobblestone streets of the Old São Luís. The videos in this post are from last year, and were taken by members of the team that came…
No collection of train songs would be complete without this one. Special bonus is the great footage of people actually working on the railroad.
This is from last week’s missionary conference. I gave a little bit of the history behind the words to this classic missionary chorus, then played it on my trumpet. Afterwards, the congregation sang with me. It turned out really nice. Enjoy. (The music starts at about the 3:35 minute mark) The Astonishing Adventures of Missionary…
I oved this! Hah! Who would have thought of such!
Thanks for the interlude.
Great! reminds me of a visit to the Empire State building where a man was drumming on plastic pails and “tin” pot covers and getting real music.