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Official remix for Calvin Harris & Disciples "How Deep Is Your Love"

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How Deep Is Your Love

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Calvin Harris & Disciples - How Deep Is Your Love (Chris Lake Remix)

Here is a collaboration with a lovely old friend Liz Monument. Liz and I both studied music at Bretton Hall in Yorkshire a few years ago. Those of you who have had the chance to do something like that will know that the friendships you make there go beyond the social...you share creativity with your classmates and for me, I always keep a cozy seat in my heart for anyone with whom I make good music. Back then, Liz was a fantastic classical guitarist, but since then she has widened her range to encompass many more styles and stringed instruments....including the sparkling harp that features here alongside the guitar. A couple of years ago we renewed friendship via facebook and this year we're making music again via soundcloud. Please listen to more of Liz's beautiful playing at http://soundcloud.com/lizmonument

Here I play the Uillean Pipes and Low Whistle. I absolutely adore the pipes, but they also frustrate me as I don't think I'm physically cut out to play them to the standard I'd like to. But now and then I give them a day out. If by any chance you like the sound here, please do me the favour of going to youtube and checking out what REAL pipers can do, like Paddy Keenan, Cillian Vallely and Davy Spillane.

Liz's harp provides a perfect setting here for Louis MacNeice's amazing poem The Strand. The harp's chords lap like waves on the poet's beach. I have a strong identification with this poem; my father was also a Northern Irish clergyman who “kept something in him solitary and wild”. The last quality time I spent with my father was a wordless walk on such an Irish strand. The image attached to the song is a washed out old slide I took that very winter afternoon....'white Tintoretto clouds' behind Slieve Donard, towering above the beach at Newcastle, County Down. All that's missing is the 'square black figure' beyond the viewfinder to the left. 

The Strand

by Louis MacNeice

White Tintoretto clouds beneath my naked feet,
This mirror of wet sand imputes a lasting mood
To island truancies; my steps repeat

Someone’s who now has left such strands for good
Carrying his boots and paddling like a child,
A square black figure whom the horizon understood -

My father. Who for all his responsibly compiled
Account books of a devout, precise routine
Kept something in him solitary and wild,

So loved the Western sea and no tree’s green
Fulfilled him like these contours of Slievemore
Menaun and Croghaun and the bogs between.

Sixty-odd years behind him and twelve before,
Eyeing the flange of steel in the turning belt of brine
It was sixteen years ago he walked this shore

And the mirror caught his shape which catches mine
But then as now the floor-mop of the foam
Blotted the bright reflections - and no sign

Remains of face or feet when visitors have gone home.

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The Strand, Dave McKeown with Liz Monument

I'm Gonna Need A Broadsword

Here Comes Infamy

Raghu Dixit's first project of 2012 is the EP "Unplugged - Live In York" - released April 23rd, recorded last summer with his band The Raghu Dixit Project in a stunning medieval church in Walmgate, York.

"Live In York" is an intimate, largely acoustic affair in which Raghu demonstrates his extraordinary vocal prowess and intricate guitar work in a five track set. It includes "No Man Will Ever Love You Like I Do", the song that transformed his career when he performed it live on Later.

With Jools Holland back in 2009 to an audience including fellow-guests Adele, Robert Plant and Arcade Fire, who all showed their appreciation.

Following transmission Raghu topped the iTunes' World Music chart in Britain and he's now India's highest-selling non-Bollywood domestic artist.

Live In York also includes a new version of the crowd (and YouTube) favourite "Gudugudiya Sedi Nodo", written by one of the great Kannada poets, Saint Shishunala Sharif.

There is one new song too, the poignant English-language ballad "I Still Love You", which was inspired by a romantic story from another Kannada poet, written over a hundred years ago.

Raghu sings with pure unbridled elation, his music and vocals are powerfully uplifting and a real awakener to the senses.

8 - Mysore Se Aayi -wav

A live acoustic version of Advaita's song Gorakh featuring Ujwal Nagar and Chayan Adhikari from Advaita's recent interview at HIT 95Fm for the NH7 weekender festival in Delhi! 

Gorakh (Acoustic - performed on HIT95FM)

Acoustic version of Gates of Dawn performed for MTV Unplugged Season 1. 

Gates Of Dawn - MTV Unplugged

BaijuDharmajan- Philia from the album The Crossover

Indian Ocean

http://baiju-dharmajan.com | twitter.com/baijuMdharmajan

Carnatic Guitar Exponent Baiju Dharmajan, who's been awarded The Best Indian Guitarist twice at the JD Rock Awards, playing an enchanting version of Mile Sur Mera Tumhara.

Connect with Baiju at http://facebook.com/baijuMdharmajan

Mile Sur Mera Tumhara

The Legend of the Lost Civilization is the trilogy which is dedicated to the topic of unknown civilizations and lost planets.



Legend of the Lost Civilization: Part II

That's a piano track with addition of some soft flutes
Hope you like it! 



Sunset

The key signatures of music are kind of like the signs of the zodiac. If you take all the music in a given key, you’ll discover certain characteristics —﻿ characteristics that can define your personality.

Visit CBC Music to view a photo gallery of A-flat major people and read more about their characteristics:
bit.ly/Abmajor

The Signature Series is produced for CBC Radio 2's In Concert by @paolopp with Denise Ball.

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