Brewster Rockit by Tim Rickard for November 16, 2023

Fat chants.

Maybe a requiem.

Try Bolero

There’s that piece by Philip Glass that plays one note every few years.

How about a nice dirge?

Try that early 90’s classic by Enigma.

A Gregorian Chant should be about the right speed for meditating and doing yoga.

Around 180bpm, ideally. Although, I dislike running with music in my ears: too isolating and distracting.

I walk a 13 minute mile and listen to an eclectic mix. Did a 5K with Beethoven’s 4th for most of it. Had a Gregorian chant come on as I hit a hill on a half Marathon. Nice thing about walking is that I can do it even uphill. It was killing the runners.

“In space no one can hear you stream.”

Would a funeral dirge be too upbeat for Cliff?

Love me a lively madrigal.

If I could go jogging with HER… well, anyway, I’d have a real nice view until she got too far ahead.

Jim Fixx was one of millions of Americans who started jogging in the 1 960s, 1970s, and 1980s. Unlike other joggers , however, Fixx wrote a best-selling book about running and, ironically, died of a heart attack at the age of 52 years while jogging.

THATS A CRAWL

I’m the Scatman!!!! Skibidippydippybopbodupboup….

Philip Glass if you want to just run in place.

John Cage’s 4’33" is more my speed.

I find something syncopated breaks up the monotony. :)

Play it in reverse and take a nap.

I like Gregorian chants. Not for jogging, just for listening.

Coming soon: Cliff’s slow jams album.

I think ratkin wins today’s award.

Dvorak is who I’m biking to this week – Mozart last week.

Maybe Samuel Barber?