[MD] differences between MoQ and SOM

[MarshaV]

At 05:44 AM 10/19/2008, you wrote:

>I also liked you mentioning Buddhist -inspired music??? I received, as a
>gift a small (call it MP3) thing with monks singing mantras on it, from a
>Buddhist priest out here somewhere in whoop-whoop, along the centuries old
>Tea- route.
>He also gave me a rock both of which I will cherish for the rest of my
>life.( and I am not even a Buddhist...it is a contradictio in terminis). One
>of the mantras sung in this little thing, which you can hang around your
>neck, I hear very often outside my window...it is when a funeral procession
>is passing by. It is a haunting tune and I really like it.



>When I was young I really liked List's(?) Marche Funebre and wanted to by it
>in the record store. They looked at me real funny. They didn't have it.
>
>Can you direct me to this music Marsha? Is there a site from which to
>download...maybe.

Andre,

I am not familiar with the Liszt's Marche Funebre, and neither am I 
familiar with your taste in classical music.  You might search the 
iTunes store, or Amazon's music section.  There might be an orchestra 
and/or conductor you prefer.  Or there might be a particular soloist 
or instrument?  I'm not sure what would please you.  I download onto 
my iPod either from an original cd, or from the iTunes store, or 
Amazon.  I have a large collection of classical cd's and I use this 
primarily for my iPod.    You could just search:  'Liszt Funebre 
mp3', and see if anything looks interesting.  I do not, though, 
normally download from unproven sources.

I am sorry I haven't been more helpful.

Marsha

p.s.  I will get back to you concerning patterns.  I will want to try 
to compose my statements carefully, else I will confuse us both with 
my language.





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