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whitewave Sat 05-Jul-14 10:43:44

I have just sat for a coffee break in the middle of the weekly housework and listened to Vaughn Williams "Lark Ascending".
I live on the South Downs and this piece of music absolutely transports me to the many walks I have had on the Downs with the grasses and wild flowers blowing in the breeze and larks singing their hearts out.

It is sublime. In fact I wouldn't mind listening to this as I pass out of this mortal coil!!!

ninathenana Sun 06-Jul-14 11:24:59

I found this through Google. Not something I've ever hear before.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=U8cNUNcg3Q
If the link doesn't work it's called Hopping Down in Kent. You won't miss much if it doesn't. grin

gettingonabit Sun 06-Jul-14 16:12:18

Welsh hymns. Can't remind you of anywhere but Wales. And anything with a harp in it, naturally.

NfkDumpling Sun 06-Jul-14 21:03:41

Ok so I copied this from UTube - Norfolk's Heaving Cleavages youtu.be/mEHKRW2AIMU. I think it should work, it's worrying what you get when you search for Heaving Cleavages!

mcem Sun 06-Jul-14 22:01:17

Bonnie Dundee about Graham of Claverhouse and The Road and the Miles to Dundee. As children we always sang the latter on the way home from holidays and day-trips.

Agus Sun 06-Jul-14 22:05:46

Can't stop singing Bonnie Dundee now mcem grin

mcem Sun 06-Jul-14 22:12:45

Oooops! Sorry Agus. Maybe I should have said Up wi' the bonnets o ' Bonnie Dundee. More recognisable perhaps?

Agus Sun 06-Jul-14 22:45:17

No apology mcem. I knew it was up wi' the bonnets. We sang it at school and I have heard it often over the years.

Come fill up my cup, come fill up my can, la,la la. A rousing song.

Coolgran65 Sun 06-Jul-14 22:51:34

Green Glens of Antrim
Danny Boy