Then there's this version:
 

Well, that was different.
 

This thread is turning into What WERE you listening to for me.
Yesterday was my wife's birthday (and Mica's- happy belated).
 
We went and saw the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra perform Beethoven's Fifth, truly a pleasure.  The show started with some modern composers (Sean Shepherd and Nico Muhly).  But the cherry on top was that prior to going into Beethoven's brilliance, they played a short song by Morton Feldman.  
 
As soon as the song started my wife bolted upright and sat on the edge of her seat;  the song was the same song that is the intro to a local radio show (WMSE's The Modern Chamber) and she always swoons when she hears it.
So there it was, the perfect birthday gift, surprisingly provided by an unexpected source.
 
And here it is: Madame Press Died Last Week at Ninety
https://youtube.com/watch?v=vbJ1uNFbhTo

I like it !

Here is something really awesome !  
 

I am in love with FAUN !  
 
 

I just discovered Sister Rosetta Tharpe.  First woman rock 'n roller?  How is it possible that I never heard of her previously?  
 

 
 
 
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Here's a 1 hour documentary about her:
 

Wolf; I watched yesterday from a Faun concert last year.

Dave , thanks . I just checked out your link as well . Wonderful !

Bill , thanks for the Rosetta Tharpe link as well .

Wow!
This thread did it again.
Sister Rosetta Tharpe was very enjoyable.
Another gem is revealed in the thread that keeps giving.
Thanks Bill!
 
:-D

The Civil Wars - Sacred Heart.
 

 
I have to cover it for a wedding gig this weekend. Will probably use bowed upright for this one.

Greg , That woman has a  beautiful voice.

SHADY GROVE Clawhammer Guitar Solo