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Susan Cameron

The past few years, I always listen to "American Tune" on Good Friday.

Keith Cronin

A beautiful piece of music, and Paul simons rendition of it does him proud..

Boobooglueable

I want you to drift like a bird in the silence of hope,To take a bicycle ride to a place where the sea touches your toes,I saw lovers dance and knew that this world turns,Took some tea with the scented fragrance of dreams,My soul rose up to hold your hands as we fell like tears,Sat in the garden and watched this day as it passed to night,A shadow will sometimes be cast but it is only a shadow,We are beyond the dreams of men as we navigate with hope,You are on the breeze and in the eyes of all those that love youI will be there to greet you as we go home.....

paul Papetti

this is an original American tune from the 17th century how close the similarity.

MyHopfrog

Qué buena idea! Gracias! Siempre habíamos querido tenerlos juntos!

Bjowolf2

No, the real crook here is Hans Leo Hassler ;-)

Bjowolf2

So it would have been a good idea to mention that in the credits ;-)

Bjowolf2

Try Wikipedia - Bach himself got it from a guy called Hans Leo Hassler: "Mein G'müt ist mir verwirret," ( = I am all mixed up - litt. "My mood is me confused" ;-) ). watch?v=bO_ZiRJUStE ( in German with a very US accent ;-) ) sfbach.org text-mein-gm%C3%BCth-ist-mir-verwirret Nothing new under the sun it seems ;-)

MrTadeumagalhaes

Where did you get this information from ?

MrTadeumagalhaes

Dear Mr. Borismax; As I wrote to Mrs. Deborah; Paul Simom did not plagiarize Bach; he´d used Bach´s song put in his liric and recorded it as a romantic song for 60/70´s. He had assummed he was using a Bach song,

MrTadeumagalhaes

Dear Mrs. Deborah; My home language is portuguese, I´m Brazilian and live in Brasil, but I´d like to do my best in english and try to reply your comment saying that Paul Simom had assummed he was using a Bach song, put in his liric and recorded it as a romantic song for 60/70´s. He did not plagiarize Bach; he ´d used a Bach´s song

BORISMAX

i thought the same thing. Bothers me that there is no acknowledgement on Mr. Simon's recording, it really seems like plagiarism. That said, both pieces are beautiful.

robhaidheuch

Bach did not write the melody it is in fact a piece medievals Church music from the 12th century probably composed by an anonymous monk.

fisch kopf

we came on a ship they called terrorstorm

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Potomacstud

Bach never learn , always ripping off others , unmistakably it's a paul Simon's tune :(

bigexpress

bring on the pan pipes

Juergen Schwab

make no mistake: the brigde of the song was composed by Paul Simon, the way he delivers the melody is outstanding and the lyrics are timeless and brillant. All that together makes "American tune" a piece of art in its own right.

guadalquibeat

This fucking Bach, again copying Paul Simon??

TheTigress1962

lets all stumble down on "the new london chorale" who did the same and made classical music prove to be the pop-music of their time too...

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