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Not sure if its appreciation or shut the heck up Greg.
Bonaparte Crossing the Rhine by the way..

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GregW said
@Peter yeah lots of Napoleon or bonaparte tunes. Think there is even a crossing the rocky mountains out there. Not sure what thats all about but it exist.
@MoonShadows one of the dogs run. This cat seems to enjoy though. 1 fan for me! thank you
Boney crossed several mountain ranges during his imperial expansion (and was made to re-cross them). Many of our better-known shanties, marches and jigs date from the time; "King of Prussia's March" is one of my favourites: I must get around to learning it:
Sam Sweeney, "King of Prussia's March"
Yes, that little cat was soothed by your music.
Peter
"It is vain to do with more that which can be done with less" - William of Ockham
"A crown is merely a hat that lets the rain in" - Frederick the Great

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@pete I know weve discussed that Sam Sweeney album but there was an introduction video he did about it and talked about how he had a hard time finding a tune for some armies since they marched to large opera type songs. That was a good choice he used. Like it. Ive heard Crossing the Rhine played slow like a lament....( I guess it could be said thats how I did it here but wasn't what I had in mind) theres also a Napoleon Crossing the Rhine that's entirely different you may have heard. Hey didnt name them just try and play 'em. famous quote I heard.

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That intro video for "The Unfinished Violin" is very moving. You need to search for it separately from the album on YouTube, because it won't feature in the album's YT playlist. I haven't found it on Spotify, but I've favourited the album there.
Laments are one of my favourite traditional song types, their slow pace allows for an easier path into the tune and to find expression in playing it.
Peter
"It is vain to do with more that which can be done with less" - William of Ockham
"A crown is merely a hat that lets the rain in" - Frederick the Great

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