letter 21: Hazel-Green (Wait What?)
Hi, Tim
So St. Patrick's Day just happened, and everything was just getting greener!
You mentioned that in Italia, Parma, where the delicious "Parmigiano" came from, people celebrates the Irish festival everywhere...and in fact, unsurprisingly, it has been celebrated from all over the world. This festival of richness and green have brought us many great music & foods! Also cheese!
Since I know Italian, I could understand un po' il brano del'italiano, and for the Italians, musica รจ birre will definitely attract them!
The Cup Song is absolutely amazing! When I was in junior high, our music teacher had us do a performance on stage, and our class, whole class, sang the Cup Song while doing the Cup thing, that was so fun!
We're going to hit the stage by competing "Chorus" with the other class, that's crazy, and so challenging, and I love it! The song is "Azure", an Japanese song! I was practicing the piano part for almost 5 hours a week, and the melody of it was driving me crazy!!
This is the link to the song:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ECQkDrcDico
So St. Patrick's Day just happened, and everything was just getting greener!
You mentioned that in Italia, Parma, where the delicious "Parmigiano" came from, people celebrates the Irish festival everywhere...and in fact, unsurprisingly, it has been celebrated from all over the world. This festival of richness and green have brought us many great music & foods! Also cheese!
Since I know Italian, I could understand un po' il brano del'italiano, and for the Italians, musica รจ birre will definitely attract them!
The Cup Song is absolutely amazing! When I was in junior high, our music teacher had us do a performance on stage, and our class, whole class, sang the Cup Song while doing the Cup thing, that was so fun!
We're going to hit the stage by competing "Chorus" with the other class, that's crazy, and so challenging, and I love it! The song is "Azure", an Japanese song! I was practicing the piano part for almost 5 hours a week, and the melody of it was driving me crazy!!
This is the link to the song:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ECQkDrcDico
Buzz,
ReplyDeleteWhen, where, and why did you learn Italian? Apparently, one thing that Italians love to do is to drink and dance. Yes, if your Italian, the two always go together, so it's really just one thing. If you've listened to much Irish music, you know why its so good for parties and dancing.
The Santa Rosa girls did a great job with their "Cup Song'. Was that in Cantonese? I first heard about the "Cup Song" a couple of years ago, and now I'm hearing about it from everywhere. It looks like it would be a lot of work, but a lot of fun, to preform.
Was that a Japanese class on the link? The uniforms looked like a Japanese school. Please send me a link when your class does it's performance.
Tim
I learned my Italian in Taiwan when I was in 4th grade of elementary school, my family and I was dreamed about going on a vacation in Italy, and that's why my mom and I started learning Italian, and yes, I traveled to Italy two years ago, and it was freakin amazing! As for music, I prefer Jazz & slow rock.
DeleteI promise I'll send you the link when my class finish our performance.