Piano Guidance
Piano Guidance
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Dried food, such as beans, pulses and sea biscuits were the main staple on long voyages as well as salted meat and pickled vegetables and fruit. Because the supply of fruit and vegetables lasted such a short amount of time, pirates would frequently suffer from malnutrition caused by lack of vitamin C.
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Read More »Pirates during the sixteenth century certainly didn’t eat the kind of delicious meal you will find on the Jolly Roger Pirate Ship in Cancun today when you book your ticket for the best pirate show in Cancun! The idea of surf and turf was a dream only very few pirates (including pirate captains) could hope for on their first few days of a long voyage. The first few weeks at sea were the best for pirates where their food supplies remained relatively fresh. During this time, pirates would eat a range of food, including cheese, eggs, vegetables and meat, and enjoy hearty meals on the pirate ship. After a month or so, most of the fresh food supplies would have spoiled and gone rotten, meaning that pirates would have to survive on dried supplies. What is often a surprise to people is to hear how pirates would keep animals on board until such a time as there wasn’t enough food to feed them, at which time they would be eaten by the pirates. Chickens were kept for their eggs and cows would provide milk. When it was difficult to keep the animals alive, they would be slowly eaten one by one. Pirate bone soup was a common delicacy when things got rough and contrary to the myths that the bone soup was made with human bones, the broth would have been made from boiled animal bones, like chicken and cows. Of course, there was always fish and the occasional turtle egg. Dried food, such as beans, pulses and sea biscuits were the main staple on long voyages as well as salted meat and pickled vegetables and fruit. Because the supply of fruit and vegetables lasted such a short amount of time, pirates would frequently suffer from malnutrition caused by lack of vitamin C. Scurvy was therefore common, which saw skin irritations, gum disease and potentially death. Luckily for pirate show guests in Cancun, the Jolly Roger pirate ship is packed full of fresh produce and carefully selected meat and chicken for your cruise along the coastline of Cancun.
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Read More »A minor Black Orpheus is most commonly played in the key of A minor, and the Black Orpheus play along and changes are in the standard key. Black Orpheus was written by Brazilian composer Luiz Bonfa as a theme for the 1959 Portuguese film “Orfeu Negro”(Black Orpheus).
“Black Orpheus” is the most common title for this tune, but the original title is “Manha de Carnaval” (in English “Morning of the Carnival”). It also goes by the title “A Day in the Life of a Fool” which is the first line of the English lyric. The Black Orpheus play along has some tasty brazillian guitar. Black Orpheus is most commonly played in the key of A minor, and the Black Orpheus play along and changes are in the standard key. Black Orpheus was written by Brazilian composer Luiz Bonfa as a theme for the 1959 Portuguese film “Orfeu Negro”(Black Orpheus). There are different sets of lyrics written to this tune. The English verse “A Day in the Life of a Fool” by Carl Sigman is widely known in jazz circles. This song has been performed and recorded by many musicians in and out of the jazz realm. It’s a very popular tune.
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