Welcome to my regular Friday song/tune day, ladies and gentlemen, where I pick a piece of music that reflects my mood or the times, to share with you.
It’s not all about me, ladies and gentlemen, so I thought I would take the opportunity to travel vicariously to the countries of my blogging buddies to listen to a tune from those areas. Today, we are going to listen to Huapango composed by José Pablo Moncayo and performed by the Orquesta Sinfónica Nacional de México. Huapango, which Moncayo composed in 1941, is an orchestral arrangement of folk dances from the eastern part of Mexico. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.
Kind Regards.
Tracy.
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This is wonderful, Tracy!
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I’m glad you like it too, Lois. I had to find a reason to share it with everyone.
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Sounds wonderful; except for prominent “ground loop” in the audio. Sorry Tracy it’s the video guy in me coming out.
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Apologies, Lou. I wasn’t able to find a good quality version of this piece.
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Thank you for sharing this piece, Tracy. I enjoyed it. (Something different and rousing!)
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You’re welcome, Liz.
I think you’ve followed me for about the 5th time. So funny and a little weird. 🥴 I appreciate it though.
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Such a lively performance!
and all that wood panelling ….
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Glad you enjoyed it, Ju-Lyn. I was struck by the wood panelling too.
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An unusual, attractive venue. Aren’t French horns such beautiful instruments?!
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I love french horns! I thought the venue was very interesting too. Thanks, Ruth.
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