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Presumably spring was Felix Mendelssohn's favorite season. In eight of the total of thirty a cappella choral songs, spring is mentioned in the title; and it is possible that the forest was the place he most liked to be, because not only are very many of his songs about forest: he also visualized his music being performed in woodland. In a letter to his mother he described such an experience; and in his own illustration (reproduced in the detailed CD booklet) he even painted the scene. This first

My mom had a profound effect on me, teaching me about art, introducing me to many artists, taking me to galleries and analyzing paintings. When she developed dementia, she reached a point where we couldn't talk anymore, so I would go and play guitar for her and kiss her forehead. She liked that - still does. She played these songs for me when I was young, and now I do it for her. - Eric Garcia Songs for Shifra is a world of memories. As Shifra Goldman lies in a hospital bed in the final stages

Two men. Once names Gale Sayers, the other Brian Piccolo. They came from different parts of the country. They competed fiercely for the same job. One liked to talk; the other was shy. One was white; the other black. This is the story of how they came to know each other, fight each other, and help each other…

Laurel Worth, a teacher who also has nurse training, is hired under President Roosevelt's New Deal in the 1930s to go into homes in remote areas of the North Carolina mountains to teach adult literacy. However, she soon encounters problems more serious than not being able to read. Justin, her husband, a well-liked traveling photographer, joins her in the struggle to bring hope and a better way of life to these people. They become known as persons to go to with any problem. They never know who might show up at their door! The struggles and fun of family life form the background of the story. As the Worth children grow to adulthood, their encounters include wild boars, a mad dog, snakes, and an enraged bull. Their big house-considered the center of the community-resounds with young people who gather for ball games, first aid classes and parties, until World War II calls the young men to fight for their country. Will the Worth sons survive? Will Laurel and Justin's efforts succeed?

Susan Anders says: "Many kids voice teachers and choir directors have used my vocal workouts, since kids would rather sing songs than scales. But the workouts are meant for grown up voices. I designed this method with growing kid voices in mind. I tested it on kids to make sure they liked it. The song lyrics are kid-friendly and the method is gentle. This is a vocal warmup, not a workout, to help kids warm up vocally while learning some singing basics.' 'My kids love this warm up! They like the

Utterly political, raging crustpunk, driven fe/male vocals. The anarchapunx Protestera are back! Some [new] songs were released as the split with the Warsaw punx Massmilicja (HALVEP098, 2016), but here are the new fullength album. The music is for what Protestera has become what they are today. If you liked 01.05.1886, you'll love Pengarna eller livet. The album is essential in every home; not just the punkcollection.

2017 release. Utterly political, raging crustpunk, driven fe/male vocals. The anarchapunx Protestera are back! Some [new] songs were released as the split with the Warsaw punx Massmilicja, but here are the new full-length album. The music is for what Protestera has become what they are today. If you liked 01.05.1886, you'll love Pengarna eller livet. The album is essential in every home; not just the punk collection.

2012 release from the Swedish Punk trio. On Promises Mean Nothing, they deliver 16 powerful Oi/Punk anthems in a furious pace. As usual it's raw Hardcore with gritty vocals and extremely strong melodies we're talking about. If you liked the debut We're in This Shit Together and the four song EP Fight Back this album will NOT disappoint! Old fashioned Ideas are from the southern parts of Sweden and consist of members from Vindicate This and Skunx United.

He saw an animal that liked to snort. Horns on his head and they weren’t too short. It looked like there wasn’t nothin’ that he couldn’t pull. “Ah, think I’ll call it a bull.” Man gave names to all the animals, from the mighty bull to the messy pig, in the song Bob Dylan wrote twenty years ago. Now with bite, wit, and explosive color, Scott Menchin gives us new insight into this legendary song.

Hardcover. For Elvis, Christmas at Graceland was a time for family and friends, a respite from the road and the recording studio. It was a time to sing gospel songs around the piano and give out extravagant gifts. In this spirit, Christmas with Elvis is designed like a Christmas party Elvis himself would have liked -- it's a behind-the-scenes, definitive look at the iconic music and songs Elvis sang and recorded for his bestselling Christmas albums, while also digging into the archives and telling some of the King's favorite holiday stories. Also sprinkled throughout are Elvis quotes, trivia, Yuletide cocktails and Elvis-inspired munchies, and full-color photos and art throughout, all wrapped up with a merry Christmas twist fit for a King. Perfectly slated to coincide with an upcoming biographical film on Elvis, this giftable Christmas book -- celebrating all things Elvis Presley -- provides an intimate and rare look at Elvis's most iconic holiday songs and invites you to share a blue Christmas with the King himself. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

This record has a lot memories and emotions tied to it. I was talking to a friend the other day and told him I'm at the time in my life that I do pretty much what I want. That is the way it was with these songs. I just like them. Bobby Darin wrote 18 Yellow Roses. I've always liked it not just because it is a good song but because of my daughter. I'm sure that the Dads out there that have daughters know just what I mean. Greatest Cowboy and I Thirst because I believe we have to be grateful to th