What’s the perfect music to listen to as you kick back and watch the clouds drift by? These tracks were suggestions by our members. If you’ve got a suggestion for music to watch clouds by – or you’ve created some yourself – let us know and we’ll post it here.
“Somewhere Over the Rainbow” performed by Israel “IZ” Kamakawiwoʻole
Mary Williamson, member 54,343 sent us this beautiful choice for our Music to Watch Clouds by section
“Get off My Cloud” by The Rolling Stones
Ola Måspers, member 38,703, suggested "Get off My Cloud" by the Rolling Stones for the "Music to Watch Clouds" by section of our website.
Fluffy Clouds
Mike Midlo, a muscian sent us the link to a song he wrote a few years ago saying "I thought it might take you up there for a ride in the autumnal cumulonimbus". The song can be found on his record "MidLo: Tow Steps & Waltzes"
“Chase the Clouds Away” by Chuck Mangione
Ellen Ryan of Philadelphia, PA, heard about the Cloud Appreciation Society on the NY Times' The Daily Podcast recently. The piece reminded her of this composition that she hadn't thought about in decades.
“GND Lift” by Sam Handwich
The Sam Handwich Band heard about us on the New York Times "The Daily" podcast. They told us they were amazed that something like our Society exists and wanted to share their music video with us, because it's full of wonderful cloud images!
Nubes – Music Composition Inspired by Clouds
Sabino de Bari is a composer and guitarist who recently released a decacorde (10 strings classical guitar) album, Nubes, which is inspired by clouds.
Watches the Clouds Roll By
Mary Cleary, member 16561, recently suggested this song by 'The Kruger Brothers' for our music to watch clouds by section.
Harmonielehre: III. Meister Eckhardt and Quackie
Jason Weir recently proposed this piece for the Music to Watch Clouds by page. He wrote, "Imagine you are an eagle flying high above the mountains, soaring between layers of cloud, one moment your vision obscured by gentle droplets, the next catching a glimpse of the vast upper atmosphere with its deepening blue hues..."
“Clouds of St Marie” by Ride
Society member, Mark Davies as recommended "Clouds of St Marie" by Ride for our Music to Watch Clouds section
