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Vor 2 Tagen · “Berlin Ballad” is by Danish saxophonist John Tchicai, with whom Kohlhase played repeatedly in Boston. (The first phrase of “Berlin Ballad” sounds a little like “In a Sentimental Mood.”) Kohlase says that hearing Tchicai “changed my life.” He first encountered Tchicai — who was born in Copenhagen in 1936 and died 76 years later in Perpignan, France — in 1980 when the ...
Vor 4 Tagen · From: In a Sentimental Mood ; Year: 1989; Genre: Swing/Big Band Jazz Had this song on my mind since yesterday; quite a catchy and upbeat track to say the least. This one is a standard from during the height of The War, originally written by Harold Arlen and Johnny Mercer. From wot I understand the title and main idea of the song was borrowed from a sermon by a popular preacher at the time ...
Vor 2 Tagen · 02 Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong-In A Sentimental Mood 2:46. 03 Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong-Blue Moon 3:11. 04 Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong-Solitude 2:07. 05 Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong-The Man I Love 3:50. 06 Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong-St. Louis Blues 3:53. 07 Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong-I've Got You Under My ...
Vor einem Tag · My new album titled "Accents" is finally here! This is the fourth track, and it features yours truly on acoustic mandolin, Eli Bishop on violin, Rory Hoffman...
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Vor 3 Tagen · Cabaret Scenes Magazine review-Hilary Kole: In a Sentimental Mood: Songs of Love and Longing Avi Duvdevani. 5 years ago Cabaret Hotspot review of Hilary Kole- “Something Old, Something New” Avi Duvdevani. 7 years ago Philharmonic con ...
Vor 3 Tagen · However, this moment feels forced for the plot—they needed a sentimental ending. Neal’s tragic arc makes little sense for his character, though. Throughout the film, he’s shown to be energetic, happy, and generally optimistic. That he should suddenly resort to suicide seems rather out of the blue. Perhaps not a plot hole per se, it does directly contradict the film’s message:
Vor 5 Tagen · The song begins with the lines “Somewhere in your heart, try to save a place for me. Somewhere in your heart, I don’t care where it might be.”. These simple yet powerful words highlight the singer’s plea to be remembered and loved, even if it’s just a small corner in their heart. This vulnerability exposes the human need for affection ...
