My very good friend Dominik commented on my yesterday's entry here (where I tried to somehow illuminate that this year's birthday has been the saddest of all 44 that I had).
Dominik liked David Sylvian's song DARKEST DREAMING, and he identified one of the instruments played there as an Armenian Duduk - being able so because another very good friend had passed the torch before, by showing Dominik the marvellous video that I now want to share here. Dominik linked it already in his comment, but I want top promote this video further.
It's a really worthy aftermath for yesterday's deep hollow in the dark valley that I have to cross currently.
So: Sit back, relax, put down everyday's chores and troubles aside for some moments and enjoy wonderful music ...
Dominik liked David Sylvian's song DARKEST DREAMING, and he identified one of the instruments played there as an Armenian Duduk - being able so because another very good friend had passed the torch before, by showing Dominik the marvellous video that I now want to share here. Dominik linked it already in his comment, but I want top promote this video further.
It's a really worthy aftermath for yesterday's deep hollow in the dark valley that I have to cross currently.
So: Sit back, relax, put down everyday's chores and troubles aside for some moments and enjoy wonderful music ...
For further information about the Greek composer and musician Yanni (real name = Yiannis Hrysomallis), please go to the artist's website. And who wants to know more about the Duduk may go here.
Note: The picture in the video's thumbnail is NOT a Duduk :-)!
Note: The picture in the video's thumbnail is NOT a Duduk :-)!
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