Playlist

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D's suggestions

Within Temptation - Memories (Mellow, Contemplative)

The Lumineers - Ophelia (Reference to Ophelia from Shakespeare)

Passenger | Whispers (Official Full Album) (For just chilling)

Youth - Daughter (Mellow, Sad)

Wolf Larsen - If I Be Wrong (Mellow, Nostalgic, Sad)

Stan Rogers - Northwest Passage (Canadian, Canadian History)

O governo do povo ( D's choir, hope)

"Stars"  (D’s choir, hope, virtual choir)

Sleep ( choir, sleep, mellow)

HAUSER - Benedictus (by Karl Jenkins) (Hope, mellow, sad)

The Beatles - Blackbird (Legendado - PTBR)(sad, mellow, hope)

 Choir

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5l5PlF22w6Y ( portuguese, traditional, portuguese composer)

REAL GROUP - SCANDINAVIAN SHUFFLE - official video

Clap Yo' Hands -  George Gershwin/Pete King - Chór Dziewczęcy #PSChJK - Kurczewski Girls' Choir

 

Embraceable You - arr. Kirby Shaw

I Got Rhythm - Gershwin arr. Christopher Clapham

ZinneChor & Total Tonal- Sing a simple song (Carl Strommen)

https://youtu.be/yeRW5VpDqNg  (Swedish song)

https://youtu.be/5l5PlF22w6Y ( o Serpa - Eurico carrapatoso)

https://youtu.be/s8bejWzUUX8 ( camponesa, camponesa , alto Alentejo)




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