singer/songwriter, markus rüeger & greentrees, rock, world music
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GreenTrees – The Band
The sound of friendship
A Band for the storm, rain and snow – to go this way I was looking for friends, who would be ready to carry my vision with me in all kind of weather. Looking for the kind of alpine fir, who would stand on it’s own in snow and storm and sing in the wind. They are well rooted and communicate in a magical way under ground, knowing how to support each other. Sure it wasn’t easy to bring these mountain guys across the ocean to Ireland – but what works with a donkey should be possible with four GreenTrees I said to myself. So by the time we got over they managed to stand through all the storms the Irish weather threw at them, of which there where quiet a lot during that time. But as the wind makes firs sing, the Irish winds with all its temper and with the great help of sailor Wayne made us grow into strong and unique sounds. Now we find ourselves as travelling trees, roaming to connect with those who also look for to be oxygen for
this planet.
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Credits and thanks
GreenTrees – The Band
The sound of friendship
A Band for the storm, rain and snow – to go this way I was looking for friends, who would be ready to carry my vision with me in all kind of weather. Looking for the kind of alpine fir, who would stand on it’s own in snow and storm and sing in the wind. They are well rooted and communicate in a magical way under ground, knowing how to support each other. Sure it wasn’t easy to bring these mountain guys across the ocean to Ireland – but what works with a donkey should be possible with four GreenTrees I said to myself. So by the time we got over they managed to stand through all the storms the Irish weather threw at them, of which there where quiet a lot during that time. But as the wind makes firs sing, the Irish winds with all its temper and with the great help of sailor Wayne made us grow into strong and unique sounds. Now we find ourselves as travelling trees, roaming to connect with those who also look for to be oxygen for
this planet.
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