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Kerri Brewster
Wolfville, NS
Canada

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Posts tagged "music"
Sat, Jul 9th
2011
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This is beautiful.

Wed, Dec 8th
2010
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Beautiful Christmas flash mob: the Hallelujah Chorus in a mall food court. On Nov.13 2010 unsuspecting shoppers got a big surprise while enjoying their lunch. Over 100 people participated in this uplifting flash mob organized by AlphabetPhotography.

Sat, Jun 12th
2010
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Aviary's Music Creator - Roc

Too fun not to post - a free, online, highly customizable musical pastime. (via lifehacker)
Sat, Jan 16th
2010
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Saturday Smile: Improv Everywhere performs a musical in a mall food court.

Sun, Nov 29th
2009
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Three and a half minutes to lose yourself in:

After You’ve Gone - Fiona Apple
originally by Marion Harris, 1918
(via copycats; posted by sometimesagreatnotion)

Sat, Oct 24th
2009
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Secret Garden by Tom Cochrane and Damhnait Doyle
originally by Bruce Springsteen

Beautiful. (via copycats)

Mon, Sep 7th
2009
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Use Somebody by Paramore
originally by Kings of Leon
A really nice acoustic cover. (via copycats)

Sun, Aug 23rd
2009
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How Six Songs Collide by Norwegian Recycling

I’m Yours by Jason Mraz + Collide by Howie Day + Superman by Five For Fighting + Always Getting Over You by Angela Ammons + All That I Need by Boyzone + Here Without You by 3 Doors Down

I’m quite impressed by Norwegian Recycling’s mashups, and I think this one in particular is an excellent example of the craft. Other works — with some surprising sources and combinations — are available here.

Thu, Aug 13th
2009
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The Power of the Pentatonic Scale: At the 2009 World Science Festival, Bobby McFerrin demonstrated the deeply internalized and anticipatory nature of music. Science can be charming. (from Coilhouse, via inky)