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You could always accompany the tunes with your own rhythm section. I won't elaborate, draw your own conclusions. :)

Appropriate Tunes?

"Listen to the rhythm of the falling rain"

"Boom Bang-a-Bang"

"Up Around The Bend"

Nah!...........it's getting silly!

:lol:

You're walking that tightrope again......... :D :D (giggle)

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You could always accompany the tunes with your own rhythm section. I won't elaborate, draw your own conclusions. :)

Appropriate Tunes?

"Listen to the rhythm of the falling rain"

"Boom Bang-a-Bang"

"Up Around The Bend"

Nah!...........it's getting silly!

:lol:

You're walking that tightrope again......... :D :D (giggle)

It's a very windy tightrope

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(1880): 1812 Overture, Op. 49. This piece was reluctantly written by Tchaikovsky to commemorate the Russian victory over Napoleon in the Napoleonic Wars. It is known for its traditional Russian themes (such as the old Tsarist National Anthem) as well as its famously triumphant and bombastic coda at the end which uses 16 cannon shots and a chorus of church bells. Despite its popularity, Tchaikovsky wrote that he "did not have his heart in it".

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