loud rapping
just outside the door
young carolers
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Friday, December 25, 2009
Monday, November 23, 2009
Haiku 112309
autumn storm
the fifth symphony
on FM
First posted in The Four Seasons of Haiku
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Recently, we read the following headline: "In Germany, an ode to joy"
autumn storm
the fifth symphony
on FM
First posted in The Four Seasons of Haiku

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Recently, we read the following headline: "In Germany, an ode to joy"
Sunday, November 15, 2009
Haiku 111509
taps*
as she lays her rose
a sigh
*A tune performed with a bugle to signal lights-out; also performed in military funerals
Edited; original first posted in The Four Seasons of Haiku

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Recently, we read the following headline: "Tearful Oprah announces end to iconic talk show"
taps*
as she lays her rose
a sigh
*A tune performed with a bugle to signal lights-out; also performed in military funerals
Edited; original first posted in The Four Seasons of Haiku

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Recently, we read the following headline: "Tearful Oprah announces end to iconic talk show"
Monday, October 12, 2009
Haiku 101209
park concert
pigeons take flight
clapping
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Recently, we read the following:
Washington Post: “Castro Country, Giving a Concert for Peace” by William Booth
"Rock-and-roll diplomacy came to the communist isle on a smoldering afternoon, as hundreds of thousands of Cubans filled the Plaza of the Revolution on Sunday and sang along to a dozen international musical acts led by the Colombian singer and peace activist Juanes.
"The free 'Peace without Borders' concert was criticized by hard-line Cuban exiles in Miami as a propaganda coup for the Castro brothers, and that it might have been. But for thousands of young Cubans, it was a rare treat to hear a lineup of global Latin music stars, such as Olga Tanon of Puerto Rico and Miguel Bosé of Spain.
"Under the watchful gaze of a huge mural of Ernesto 'Che' Guevara, and beneath the socialist slogan 'Always Toward Victory!' on the side of the Ministry of Interior building, there was no trouble from the mostly young crowd. Many were dressed in white, in keeping with the peaceful vibe…
"Tanon shouted that she brought greetings from Miami -- home of many Cuban exiles who live in opposition to the Cuban government -- and no one in the crowd booed, but instead whistled and cheered…"
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And we thought:
… Imagine music without borders. Peace without borders. All we are saying…
park concert
pigeons take flight
clapping
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Recently, we read the following:
Washington Post: “Castro Country, Giving a Concert for Peace” by William Booth
"Rock-and-roll diplomacy came to the communist isle on a smoldering afternoon, as hundreds of thousands of Cubans filled the Plaza of the Revolution on Sunday and sang along to a dozen international musical acts led by the Colombian singer and peace activist Juanes.
"The free 'Peace without Borders' concert was criticized by hard-line Cuban exiles in Miami as a propaganda coup for the Castro brothers, and that it might have been. But for thousands of young Cubans, it was a rare treat to hear a lineup of global Latin music stars, such as Olga Tanon of Puerto Rico and Miguel Bosé of Spain.
"Under the watchful gaze of a huge mural of Ernesto 'Che' Guevara, and beneath the socialist slogan 'Always Toward Victory!' on the side of the Ministry of Interior building, there was no trouble from the mostly young crowd. Many were dressed in white, in keeping with the peaceful vibe…
"Tanon shouted that she brought greetings from Miami -- home of many Cuban exiles who live in opposition to the Cuban government -- and no one in the crowd booed, but instead whistled and cheered…"
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And we thought:
… Imagine music without borders. Peace without borders. All we are saying…
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