Hello there, can you help? The other Ian from Harlow (the one definitely not getting married) suggested that I ask..At the school where I teach, all of us have been asked to provide our own choices of music for use in assemblies (this could be a source of regret...), and a few of us have decided that rather than try to remember when it is our turn, we should make up cd's which we can then keep in school for such occasions. The question is - what to include? It needs to be calming, not too long, and obviously suitable for our dear children, from 4-11 years old. I have used various Marillion, Kate Bush, and others in the past, but never anything with Clive on! All suggestions welcome....We have also decided to make up cd's which should NEVER be played in assembly, so maybe you can help with that one too...
Thanks
Cx
How about ARENA - "The Visitor" from 'The Visitor'? :)
How about Serenity from The Vistor. It's nice and calming and short at just over 2 minutes long.
Cheers,
Ian
Non-negiotable...."Whistle-Blower" by Shandy-Hand...
...Explain the philosophy behind "whistle-blowing" to the youngsters....
...and then the philosophy behind "shandy-hand" to the oldsters....
...followed by the philosophy behind being the 200th, er "member"...
Fnaar, Fnaar...
...to your teacher-colleagues...
;D
Quote from: gelert on Mon, 2005-09-12, 19:45:01
Non-negiotable...."Whistle-Blower" by Shandy-Hand...
...Explain the philosophy behind "whistle-blowing" to the youngsters....
...and then the philosophy behind "shandy-hand" to the oldsters....
...followed by the philosophy behind being the 200th, er "member"...
Fnaar, Fnaar...
...to your teacher-colleagues...
;D
damn, why do all your posts come in riddles...?!
Quote from: Peter on Mon, 2005-09-12, 21:31:32
damn, why do all your posts come in riddles...?!
It was one of Moonloop's, Sir....
I'll thank you to put my Riddle back where you found it......
Quote from: Moonloop on Mon, 2005-10-03, 15:58:47
I'll thank you to put my Riddle back where you found it......
Now, I realise that I may not want to know the full answer to the question I could ask, so I won't ask it...! ;D
Maybe you should pick songs from slipknot for your cd that you'll never let the youngsters listen to. You shouldn't listen to it anyway ;)
Quote from: Vanderwoude on Mon, 2005-10-03, 18:56:37
Maybe you should pick songs from slipknot for your cd that you'll never let the youngsters listen to. You shouldn't listen to it anyway ;)
Arrrggghhhhh!! NO! NO!!
...and very nice it is too! :o We don't listen to Slipknot in my household, thankyouverymuch! 8)
Slipknot are not to my taste, If you please! ;D
Quote from: keyboardistmatt on Mon, 2005-10-03, 19:13:23
...and very nice it is too! :o We don't listen to Slipknot in my household, thankyouverymuch! 8)
Slipknot are not to my taste, If you please! ;D
All the other members in my household listen to Michael W. Smith and other kind of worship, that isn't my taste either. Maybe I should try harder to convince them that Arena is the best there is. ;)
Arena is worship the hard way.
Challenging. ;D
Quote from: Vanderwoude on Mon, 2005-10-03, 19:19:34
All the other members in my household listen to Michael W. Smith and other kind of worship, that isn't my taste either. Maybe I should try harder to convince them that Arena is the best there is. ;)
Start with Neal Morse and then slowly go over to Arena 8)
Finally got round to making the cd, just as these posts came up - the'official' version is as follows - turned out not very prog after all....
Nothing At All - IQ
The Visitor - Arena
Nothing Ever Happens - Del Amitri
Waiting for the Day - George Michael
Don't Give Up - Peter Gabriel
Truly Madly Deeply - Savage Garden
Never Ending - Wood
Beautiful - Marillion
Ordinary Day - Duran Duran
Love and Anger _ kate Bush
Love Song - Twelfth Night
These are the Days - Ian MCnAbb
Life on Mars - David Bowie
Drive _ REM
Internal Exile - Fish
Just checking it now for 'language'! Had to leave loads of stuff out, but there's always the alternative version... Thanks for your help
C
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Quote from: Appelmoes?? on Mon, 2005-10-03, 20:25:16
Start with Neal Morse and then slowly go over to Arena 8)
I might try that with my friends and family, I'm sure they will like Neil Morse's Testimony CD's. ;)