If I may quote from Kim Komando's web site: "Somewhere Over the Rainbow and Simple Gifts are two instantly recognizable tunes. This amazing cello and piano cover from The Piano Guys puts them together beautifully."
Bet you can't play it just once.. :-)
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Ahhhhhh! Absolutely LOVED this, Tommy! Although MOST musicians would FREAK OUT to have their instruments out in the elements (moisture and dust are BIG "no no's!"), I couldn't think of a more wonderful setting: music out in nature and near my favorite element: water; YUM! How GORGEOUS was the color of that water and the lush green of the last part, hey?! Not to downplay the LOVELY music! Wow! Would be glorious to be able to sit next to a little foot-warming (ready cozy) campfire listening to them play...after a DELICIOUS seafood dinner! Oh, man...I think I NEED to go to the coast, soon! I think I need a FIX! :-P Thanks for sharing, Tommy! Wonderful!
Talk about dust and stuff, take a look at this one TC
Coldplay - Paradise
Hi, Tommy...
I'm sorry that I didn't realize that you had posted this comment. You know...all the "wonderful" changes...to Blogger and all! :-/
Oh, my, are these guys ever good! It's just so cool being out in the elements! LOVE that! I was trying really hard to NOT think of Mike Tyson, too! lol! ;-)
And...my mind goes to weird "motherly" places: "I sure HOPE he's not sitting too close to the edge!" and "Oh my...look at the OVERHANG that they're sitting on; what if it breaks off?!"
Do men every worry about things like this or...do they just "fly by the seat of their pants" to create stuff like this?!
At any rate, yes...they are ALL VERY GOOD and talented! That digital (I think it was) [black] cello was COOL! I'd never seen one like that, before!
You remind me of a post that I've been meaning to do, for awhile, Tommy. Thanks so much for sharing this; so glad to have learned about them! :-D
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