Songs of Enchantment Dalibor Bukvić, composer Vocal Ensemble BREVIS, Osijek Croatia The Women's Choir of the Academy of Arts and Culture in Osijek Conductor: Antoaneta Radočaj-Jerković Choreography: Vuk Ognjenović Audio recording and mix: Davor De...  moreSongs of Enchantment Dalibor Bukvić, composer Vocal Ensemble BREVIS, Osijek Croatia The Women's Choir of the Academy of Arts and Culture in Osijek Conductor: Antoaneta Radočaj-Jerković Choreography: Vuk Ognjenović Audio recording and mix: Davor Dedić Video: Josip Grizbaher  

Weaving a spell - Incantation for Pamela - magic for a while... This song can be understood on two levels. At first sight it is a simple sentimental piece, but beneath it lies a history of pure imagination, Enchantment and impossibility. The co...  moreWeaving a spell - Incantation for Pamela - magic for a while... This song can be understood on two levels. At first sight it is a simple sentimental piece, but beneath it lies a history of pure imagination, Enchantment and impossibility. The composer already realises he is no longer feeling what he is writing, he is just weaving a spell, over an ostinato guitar motif, to try to bring the feelings back (hence the title "Incantation"). He has found in his life that whenever he writes a song for the object of his desire, he has already begun to stop feeling that desire ... it is a sign that the relationship is about to change or disappear. But the whole thing is indeed Enchantment and magic: you can dream and you can take the song at face value if you wish.  less

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Share the Harmony choirs come together to learn unaccompanied Songs from around the globe and original Songs written by Myself. You don't need any experience as all the Songs are taught without music. It's really about having fun and enjoying singing in a...  moreShare the Harmony choirs come together to learn unaccompanied Songs from around the globe and original Songs written by Myself. You don't need any experience as all the Songs are taught without music. It's really about having fun and enjoying singing in a group. For more information about group days and time, please email, Sharetheharmony@hotmail.co.uk  

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