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Fretless Friday- Down In The River To Pray

think this was better than last week? It definitely felt a bit more under control, and that little slidey lick is really fun. Meanwhile, Ozma’s plot to steal my channel continues…she must be stopped! She got a taste of fame and is now determined to be a star, it seems.

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Difference between Brazilian and International Samba | freelydance #brazil #samba #ballroomdance

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Why Modern Music Is Misunderstood (5 Things You Weren’t Aware Of)

A look into the current state of classical music… featuring the Elbphilharmonie Visions Festival.

Watch Thorvaldsdóttir’s piece:

• Anna Thorvaldsdóttir »Catamorphosis« …

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➡ Elements of Music BOOK: https://www.nahresol.com/elementsofmusic

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Bluebell. The May Day flower: Folklore, Symbolism and Mythology of the Fairy Bell (Happy Beltaine)

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Part of a series of videos on the folklore, symbolism and Mythology of various flowers, plants, herbs and trees of Britain, Ireland and Northern Europe.

The Blue Bell has a myriad of folk names, the Dead Man’s Bell, The Fairy Bell, the Crow Foot or the Cuckoo Bell. Most of these names denote an association with Spring and Early Summer, with the Celtic fire Festival of Beltane, or Beltaine otherwise known as May Day. A Festival of fertility when the spirit world and ancestors are close at hand.

This is why the Bluebell also is strongly associated with Fairies, the fey, the elves, the sídhe the fair folk, the good people, whatever you want to call them.

It is strongly associated with magic, wicca, witchcraft band and spell lore.

It is a protected species in Britain where most of the worlds population of the bluebell reside.

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How to Do Basic Samba Footwork | Samba Lessons

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• How to Samba
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Let’s learn the basic samba step, the foot work. This is the basis for every samba dance class, so every different type of samba style that you’re going to see forward, and to see yourself do this. So, basically, from this low, we’re going to just learn how to get into this, shifting your weight from foot to foot. And then how to move a little bit faster with this samba step. The most important thing is the step one is on the head of the musical phrase and it’s on the back. So, let’s start one on the back. Step back one, take a small little step forward on two, and then bring together on three. And we’re going to repeat the same thing on the left side, so left leg back. One, and together, right leg back. One, and together, left leg back. One and together, and right leg back. One, and together. So, you can keep your hands to your hips just so confused with the coordination with the arms yet. But just be really thinking of transferring the weight into that front foot from the back to the front and then bring it together. And to the back, and together. And back, and together. And back. And back, and back, and move a little bit faster. And…

One very important detail. Men, you should do the samba with the foot right on the floor. Women are always up on the balls of their foot. So, guys, flat shoes, girls, high heels. Let’s do it again. To the back. One two three, one two three, one two three, and a little bit faster. And… and slide together, slide together, slide together. Basic samba foot work.

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Why is it a “murder” of crows?

From a ‘business (or ‘busyness’) of ferrets’ to a ‘drunkship of cobblers’: join Jess and Rob to collectively explore the weird world of collective nouns.

Hear all about the bizarre book that coined scores of these terms, which are also known “nouns of assembly” or “terms of venery”. Plus, we take a deep dive into the histories of words like “flock” and “swarm”.

THE BOOK OF ST ALBANS: https://www.google.co.uk/books/editio…

👂LISTEN: https://podfollow.com/words-unravelle…
or search for “Words Unravelled” wherever you get your podcasts.

==LINKS==
Rob’s YouTube channel:

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Jess’ Useless Etymology blog: https://uselessetymology.com/
Rob on X: x.com/robwordsyt
Jess on TikTok: tiktok.com/@jesszafarris

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…best symmetry shots 📸

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Wait for it.. 😊

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Why Japan Doesn’t Have Cities

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