A Must-Be-In Place: Angkor Wat

Angkor Wat. Just a natural wonder. And the people. Amazing!
The well-edited video by a professional team documents the stunning place.

Melissa Venema Plays

Here is Taps played in its entirety. The original version of Taps was called Last Post. It was written by Daniel Butterfield in 1801. It was lengthy and formal, as demonstrated in this clip. In 
1862, it was shortened to 24 notes and re-named Taps.
Melissa Venema (age 13) from Holland plays the original version on a trumpet. The original Last Post was played on a bugle.
The conductor of the orchestra is Andre Rieu also from Holland.



Here Melissa plays it again, a year later.



Melissa moves easily into different music genre, the distinctive feature of a talented craftsperson. Sample them in the following 3 videos:

Sheer Delight

Delight. See it. Feel it. Enjoy it. Aahh. That's what delight is about!

One Of Life's Miracle For Sharing

Something so magical is now possible to record with hi-tech movie cam. Thanks to people with taste and passion, this video can be enjoyed and circulated.

Understanding The Fundamentals Of SketchUp

What is SketchUp?

 

Check-out a tutorial:

The Grace-filled Amazing Grace

Behind the Amazing Grace is an amazing story.

Here it is:

Uploaded by charityfocus on Nov 4, 2011
An unforgettable video.
Category: Nonprofits & Activism Tags: wintley

License: Standard YouTube License

 

More Of A Wonder

How to enjoy this wonder? This amazing tool needs viewing of what it does when one with imagination is let loose with it!

A Wonder Tool

Here is a good demo of what a designing software can do. It is SKETCHUP. Google gives it away free. It is the best programme for 3-D rendering of built forms. Architecture. Machines. Furniture.
Bridges. More. View and enjoy .