This has been a \u201chinge\u201d year for me and my family, a year of fundamental changes, some the culmination of years-long endeavours, others pure chance. Music remains a constant, especially the intersection of song and story. These are the songs I listened to over and over.<\/p>\n
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\nTime Will End, Jeremiah McLane
\nClaudy Banks, Finest Kind
\nBy The Green Grove, Finest Kind\t
\nCielos Sin Fronteras, Pablo Peregrina
\nChapulin, Pablo Peregrina
\nUna Cicatriz, Pablo Peregrina
\nStay Home\t, Josh Hisle
\nWhiskey At Home, Josh Hisle
\nNot Alone, Patty Griffin\t
\nAntigua, Jacqueline Schwab\t
\nMendocino Morning, Jacqueline Schwab\t\t
\nHelena, Bare Necessities
\nPortsmouth, Bare Necessities
\nHeidenr\u00f6slein, Bare Necessities\t
\nTan Dun: Desert Capriccio, Yo-Yo Ma: Silk Road Ensemble
\nMamiya: Five Finnish Folksongs For Cello & Piano \u2013 3. Miero Vuotti Uutta Kuuta, Yo-Yo Ma: Silk Road Ensemble
\nTrad: Mido Mountain, Yo-Yo Ma: Silk Road Ensemble
\nTrad: Mongolian Long Song, Yo-Yo Ma: Silk Road Ensemble\t
\nWar Requiem, Op. 66: Requiem aeternam, Benjamin Britten
\nWar Requiem, Op. 66: I. What Passing Bells for These Who Die As Cattle?, Benjamin Britten\/Wilfred Owen
\nWar Requiem, Op. 66: IX. Lacrimosa dies illa, Benjamin Britten
\nWar Requiem, Op. 66: X. Move Him Into the Sun, Benjamin Britten\/Wilfred Owen
\nWar Requiem, Op. 66: XVII<\/span>. It Seemed That Out of Battle I Escaped, Benjamin Britten\/Wilfred Owen\t\t
\nWar Requiem, Op. 66: XVIII<\/span>. Let Us Sleep Now\u2026In Paradisum, Benjamin Britten\/Wilfred Owen\t<\/p>\n