In high school, I was part of the jazz band, playing trumpet. Every year in April, the jazz band, together with the choir and dance company, put on a dinner dance event called Moonlight Serenade. For a week each year, we brought the age of jazz back, as people had a fine steak dinner, listened to the music from us and the choir, and watched the dance company perform - and then went onto the dance floor themselves. Besides the fun as a young-in being able to experience this, and share it with other younger people, my favorite night was always the senior's night where they got a discount and special events - and you had all these people in their 80s and 90s just expressing how grateful they were to be able to experience this all again. And gosh it is such an intoxicating feeling, as if that high school cafeteria were brought 70 years into the past. I can't wait to bring a girl to it someday. : )
POV; It’s the late 1930’s, you just ate a big delicious dinner that your soulmate made for you, and as they gaze at you with stars in their eyes, you grab their hand, and lead them into the living room. You made sure to clear out all the furniture prior to this moment, so you could finally do the thing you were looking forward to almost your whole life... dancing with the person of your dreams. You had practiced dancing with your mother, and eventually perfected it, but you didn’t worry much about that, since your partner was, er..... not the best dancer. But as you swayed together, staring into each other’s eyes, all the rest of the world seemed to melt away. You silently wished to yourself that this moment would never end, and you knew your dancing partner felt the same as both of your smiles grew. To be dancing with that person, everything leading up to that moment, was so worth it.
POV: It's 1939 and you're a young, able bodied man dancing with the love of your life one last time before you leave tomorrow morning to go fight for god, king, and country. Not knowing if you'll ever be able to have a moment like this again.
POV : (I wanted to try this out.) It’s the 1940’s and as you get home from a long and stressful day you here the faint music playing from a distant window. The atmosphere is dim, yet it puts you as ease. The music echo’s softly through the empty street, so all you can do is set you’re suitcase to the side and dance alone. You dance slowly, and mostly sway around. It’s almost as if your in a trance, embracing the small amount the sun has provided for you, as night approached. It wasn’t long until night approached and as the music still continued to play, that’s when you decided to go. Grabbing your suitcase, you walked back home until the music faded away. There’s always tomorrow, right?
“Coming to you from the Glen Island Casino in New Rochelle, New York, Mecca of Music for Moderns - CBS presents the music of Glenn Miller and His Orchestra. This is CBS, the Columbia Broadcasting System.”
It's the 1967 and you flip through your parents records and find a small 45 rpm single with this song on it. You just confessed to the love of your life, but things didn't work out so well... She found another man and you desperately want to forget about your day. Suddenly, your childhood friend comes in and asks you how your confession went. You tell her the truth. She then gets up, gives you a hug, and you slowly start dancing the night away, while you forget about that girl who missed a damn good opportunity ( first time writing smth like this 😅)
POV: It’s the late 1980s, you just made it to the arcade to play Galaga, Frogger, etc. When you are suddenly beckoned by some old jazz from somewhere not to far; you know you would be made fun of by your friends for liking the nice tune; so you quickly slip out of the arcade and find yourself wandering around the mall confused from where the song is coming from; you then are stopped on your trail to find the Cinema awaiting you and from within the theater you can here that wonderful tune sounding like it’s playing just for you; you quickly forget why you came to the mall and run on inside to find yourself once again aimlessly wandering the halls of the theater trying to find the right door; you soon find that wonderful tune within the tiny theater room under the sign The Shining confused you enter; only to find The same movie you and friends were gonna watch later that day; you decide to turn back but decide after walking all the way here you might as well watch it; after the film had ended you meet up with your friends to watch that wonderful movie again.
I stand at your gate and the song that I sing is of moonlight I stand and I wait for the touch of your hand in the June night The roses are sighing a moonlight serenade The stars are a glow and tonight how their light sets me dreaming My love, do you know that your eyes are like stars brightly beaming? I bring you and sing you a moonlight serenade Let us stray till break of day in love's valley of dreams Just you and I a summer sky, a heavenly breeze kissing the trees So don't let me wait come to me tenderly in the June night I stand at your gate and I sing you a song in the moonlight A love song, my darling, a moonlight serenade We can stay, till break of day
This song, Natural High by Bloodstone and Damsel in Distress by George Gershwin plus a bottle of wine, a roaring fire and a bearskin rug caps off a romantic dinner and even a geeky looking guy can have a romantic evening with this toolbox!
Pov it's the 1940s and your on an ocean liner on the north Atlantic your on the deck smoking a cigarette when you hear a man yelling torpedo of the port bow and then you hear what sounds like the caption say hard to starboard then you hear a loud BOOM then a alarm your ship was hit by a torpedo and was sinking fast so you jump off just then you see a big explanation from the bow cargo hold the ship was carrying war supply she posts to her port side then takes her finale plunge and this is the last thing you hear as the ship slips beneath the arlantic.
@@hallows.3819 It's not really "amazing!" as you said. You could just put this song into FL and pitch it down, and get the same result. Also, as far as I know, there is no reverb on this. Edit: there is reverberation, but it is so suttle, you wouldn't even notice it.
Pov: flying back to America in 1944 in a b-17 bomber with this music in the background waiting for see again your wife, completely happy (I'm really bad speaking English but I tried my best)
@@record._ pennies from heaven-Bing Crosby, My blue heaven-Gene Austin, it's a blue world- the four freshman, la vie en rose (original), I know why-Glenn miller, georgia on my mind- Ray charles
@@record._ it's the instruments of jazz and some of the sound but jazz has a improvisational aspect to it we're just about every time the song is performed it's performed differently in jazz. They are related but swing music has much more structure to it. True jazz music doesn't have written music for the instruments where is Swing does. Swing is Disco to Jazz's rock and roll at least metaphorically. Swing is made to be danced to jazz is not
In high school, I was part of the jazz band, playing trumpet. Every year in April, the jazz band, together with the choir and dance company, put on a dinner dance event called Moonlight Serenade. For a week each year, we brought the age of jazz back, as people had a fine steak dinner, listened to the music from us and the choir, and watched the dance company perform - and then went onto the dance floor themselves.
Besides the fun as a young-in being able to experience this, and share it with other younger people, my favorite night was always the senior's night where they got a discount and special events - and you had all these people in their 80s and 90s just expressing how grateful they were to be able to experience this all again.
And gosh it is such an intoxicating feeling, as if that high school cafeteria were brought 70 years into the past. I can't wait to bring a girl to it someday. : )
What an beautiful memory . I wonder what that lucky girl would be . My school wasn't that Open minded in that time
POV; It’s the late 1930’s, you just ate a big delicious dinner that your soulmate made for you, and as they gaze at you with stars in their eyes, you grab their hand, and lead them into the living room. You made sure to clear out all the furniture prior to this moment, so you could finally do the thing you were looking forward to almost your whole life... dancing with the person of your dreams. You had practiced dancing with your mother, and eventually perfected it, but you didn’t worry much about that, since your partner was, er..... not the best dancer. But as you swayed together, staring into each other’s eyes, all the rest of the world seemed to melt away. You silently wished to yourself that this moment would never end, and you knew your dancing partner felt the same as both of your smiles grew. To be dancing with that person, everything leading up to that moment, was so worth it.
@Elaina Evelyn perfect
uhm YES? needs more likes
Those Were the Tymes!!!
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Beautiful
Just the most beautiful, poignant music EVER. Quite wonderful, great sound quality too.
Many a American service person danced to this song with their wife or girl friend before shipping out. I am sure it was very emotional for many.
And for those of us Baby Boomers who grew up with our parents music, which is now OURS. Thank you, Glenn.
@@RobertWPaine Yes you are correct.
POV: It's 1939 and you're a young, able bodied man dancing with the love of your life one last time before you leave tomorrow morning to go fight for god, king, and country. Not knowing if you'll ever be able to have a moment like this again.
POV :
(I wanted to try this out.)
It’s the 1940’s and as you get home from a long and stressful day you here the faint music playing from a distant window. The atmosphere is dim, yet it puts you as ease. The music echo’s softly through the empty street, so all you can do is set you’re suitcase to the side and dance alone. You dance slowly, and mostly sway around. It’s almost as if your in a trance, embracing the small amount the sun has provided for you, as night approached. It wasn’t long until night approached and as the music still continued to play, that’s when you decided to go. Grabbing your suitcase, you walked back home until the music faded away.
There’s always tomorrow, right?
Hear** My bad,))
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this song gives me foreboding vibes
i think it’s just a matter of perspective
Beautiful sounds, forever lasting music of an era that one will always relate to. Cheers
God old music is breathtaking
you're breathtaking!
@@record._ Awwww 🥰
I need an hour version of this
they fr got one of these for every song
but the question is; which do you prefer, the original or slowed?
He wrote this for his wife....
@lorraine digennaro
i would too if i had a wife
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it is ethereal
@alê watch the Glenn Miller Story
The name I made for a playlist of these is titled the ethereal malt shop I can just imagine it everytime I close my eyes and listen
A song that all those who had love in their homes knew
This is amazing music to disassociate to
“Coming to you from the Glen Island Casino in New Rochelle, New York, Mecca of Music for Moderns - CBS presents the music of Glenn Miller and His Orchestra.
This is CBS, the Columbia Broadcasting System.”
It's the 1967 and you flip through your parents records and find a small 45 rpm single with this song on it. You just confessed to the love of your life, but things didn't work out so well... She found another man and you desperately want to forget about your day. Suddenly, your childhood friend comes in and asks you how your confession went. You tell her the truth. She then gets up, gives you a hug, and you slowly start dancing the night away, while you forget about that girl who missed a damn good opportunity ( first time writing smth like this 😅)
Nah This Just Makes Me Cry Even More
Where did you get this photo? Can I have it as a background?
Sure! (here's the link) drive.google.com/file/d/1X3-QB4luYsglCKTSxNhJX-knI9MQk6eE/view?usp=sharing
record thanks so much!
anytime broski
@Vincenzo Torelli omg this is Mild High Club!
@@victorkrasowski3084 indeed
É uma das músicas mais lindas de todos os tempos!❤️❤️
Absolutely incredible!
POV: It’s the late 1980s, you just made it to the arcade to play Galaga, Frogger, etc. When you are suddenly beckoned by some old jazz from somewhere not to far; you know you would be made fun of by your friends for liking the nice tune; so you quickly slip out of the arcade and find yourself wandering around the mall confused from where the song is coming from; you then are stopped on your trail to find the Cinema awaiting you and from within the theater you can here that wonderful tune sounding like it’s playing just for you; you quickly forget why you came to the mall and run on inside to find yourself once again aimlessly wandering the halls of the theater trying to find the right door; you soon find that wonderful tune within the tiny theater room under the sign The Shining confused you enter; only to find The same movie you and friends were gonna watch later that day; you decide to turn back but decide after walking all the way here you might as well watch it; after the film had ended you meet up with your friends to watch that wonderful movie again.
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:/ wrong time period, the 80s were a time for rock and electronic keyboards. the music youre listing to is from the 40s. good comment tho
I stand at your gate and the song that I sing is of moonlight
I stand and I wait for the touch of your hand in the June night
The roses are sighing a moonlight serenade
The stars are a glow and tonight how their light sets me dreaming
My love, do you know that your eyes are like stars brightly beaming?
I bring you and sing you a moonlight serenade
Let us stray till break of day in love's valley of dreams
Just you and I a summer sky, a heavenly breeze kissing the trees
So don't let me wait come to me tenderly in the June night
I stand at your gate and I sing you a song in the moonlight
A love song, my darling, a moonlight serenade
We can stay, till break of day
glad you did it,great song🤩
This feels like the last second before death
That’s fade to black by Metallica
If it is safe journey my friend
hermoso tema
M E M O R I E S
This song, Natural High by Bloodstone and Damsel in Distress by George Gershwin plus a bottle of wine, a roaring fire and a bearskin rug caps off a romantic dinner and even a geeky looking guy can have a romantic evening with this toolbox!
Pov it's the 1940s and your on an ocean liner on the north Atlantic your on the deck smoking a cigarette when you hear a man yelling torpedo of the port bow and then you hear what sounds like the caption say hard to starboard then you hear a loud BOOM then a alarm your ship was hit by a torpedo and was sinking fast so you jump off just then you see a big explanation from the bow cargo hold the ship was carrying war supply she posts to her port side then takes her finale plunge and this is the last thing you hear as the ship slips beneath the arlantic.
Toda una gran melodía clásica en seguir gustando.
amazing! thank you
you know they didn't put much effort into this...
@@the_padzer3456so?
@@hallows.3819 It's not really "amazing!" as you said. You could just put this song into FL and pitch it down, and get the same result. Also, as far as I know, there is no reverb on this.
Edit: there is reverberation, but it is so suttle, you wouldn't even notice it.
ok
@@hallows.3819 Don't just say 'ok'. You asked me a question. You obviously wanted an answer. So don't just respond saying 'ok'.
Slower, is definetely better ;)
Pov: flying back to America in 1944 in a b-17 bomber with this music in the background waiting for see again your wife, completely happy
(I'm really bad speaking English but I tried my best)
your english is great, the only word you got wrong was "waiting for see" instead it should be "waiting *to* see"
Chances are a plane in 1944 wouldn't have enough fuel to cross an ocean, military grade ones especially. Still a nice thought to picture though
That's alright, your English got the image across. 👍🏻 You should listen to Sniperguy356, though.
EATEOT edition
0.75 speed really adds to the mood 1:52
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from hazbin hotel u mean?
@@hallows.3819 Sir, I'm right here..
Lol 💀
Do you do requests?
what do you have in mind?
@@record._ a few songs tbh lol
@@record._ pennies from heaven-Bing Crosby, My blue heaven-Gene Austin, it's a blue world- the four freshman, la vie en rose (original), I know why-Glenn miller, georgia on my mind- Ray charles
@@yaboi6156 i'll see what i can do
It was released in 1944 I was it not even thought of was born I 1959 how can I remember when I was not born
I wamt to use this for an animation.
this is the artists IG account: instagram.com/takiisbranding?
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listen turkish version
Is 1940 at the beach’s of Normandy and boom cuts to black I swear every girl tik tok will use this smh
Black chestnut kulfi
Kards anyone?
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This isn't Jazz it's swing
is swing under the jazz umbrella? or a separate thing?
@@record._ it's the instruments of jazz and some of the sound but jazz has a improvisational aspect to it we're just about every time the song is performed it's performed differently in jazz. They are related but swing music has much more structure to it. True jazz music doesn't have written music for the instruments where is Swing does. Swing is Disco to Jazz's rock and roll at least metaphorically. Swing is made to be danced to jazz is not
@@michaelthespikel5685 ah, more like a song with verse and chorus and such. gotcha gotcha
@@record._ if you like this swing music check out some of the jazz artists like miles Coltrane you will love it
Bruh