Songs for a Sunday

I’ve been in London for most of the weekend, from Friday afternoon, so no Weekend Miscellany this week – but I thought I would inaugurate Songs for a Sunday. Of course, there is no reason why shared book taste should lead to shared music taste, and I’m sure it won’t for many of you – in which case, ignore the ensuing series! But I thought it would be fun to share a beautiful song on Sundays, being the day I usually don’t post anything.

So, if you like folk-pop-alternative-easy listening mostly by female artists (which is how I’m going to rather nebulously describe the songs I’ll pick) then you might enjoy the Songs for a Sunday. If you don’t like that… then just wait for the next day, when the books come back!

Kicking off is my favourite track from Vienna Teng’s Inland Territory – ‘Antebellum’.

4 thoughts on “Songs for a Sunday

  • September 19, 2010 at 7:56 am
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    Simon are you into the anti-folk music scene at all?

    I too think you might make Songs for Sunday (or a Tuesday etc,) a regular feature of your always interesting weblog.

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  • September 20, 2010 at 1:29 pm
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    I love Vienna Teng, 'Antebellum' is a great song, there's that feel of the coming cold season, quite a soothing song with bits of sadness

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  • September 21, 2010 at 8:46 am
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    Claire – I'm glad you liked it, I was hoping at least one or two people would, and that would make it worth while!

    Peter – I don't think I'm part of any music scene at all! What is an anti-folk music scene? How intriguing!

    Lissa – Perfect description! Kansas is the other song I really love from that album.

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