I believe ''The Hours'' was a masterpiece. The music Philip Glass composed for it was hauntingly beautiful. But what really moved me was the song playing during the second half of your video. You don't credit the writer of the music or the lyric. It's exquisitely beautiful... sad..but beautiful. And the girl singing has a wonderful voice. Who wrote the song? who is the amazing singer and where does this poignant song come from?
Dear Craig.....Thank you so much for your kind comments regarding the song during the second half of this video. The song is called "Voices In My Head" and is taken from the CD "Woolf-A portrait in Song" which comprises of 18 songs inspired by the the life and times of Virginia Woolf. The songs are written by myself, Roger G Taylor and David Harwood Smith and Helen Chappelle. Helen Chappelle is also the singer on this song and the CD. We are disappointed that the persn who uploaded this video did not credit the song or the writers. I am hoping if she reads this comment she can contact me. Again, thank you so much for your kind words, as writers this means a lot to us. Thank you. Best wishes Roger G Taylor
Victoria to Lewes and then change trains to the Newhaven train. Southease is the first stop. Then you walk over the Ouse bridge to Southease village and turn left to walk south along the main road to the next village, Rodmell. Turn left into the old village and Monks House is down the lane on your right, with the Church behind it. (I lived in Lewes for many years!)
If I had been born ten years earlier, VW and I would have lived in the village at the same time.
Perfect!!! The music???? thanks so much
I believe ''The Hours'' was a masterpiece. The music Philip Glass composed for it was hauntingly beautiful. But what really moved me was the song playing during the second half of your video. You don't credit the writer of the music or the lyric. It's exquisitely beautiful... sad..but beautiful. And the girl singing has a wonderful voice. Who wrote the song? who is the amazing singer and where does this poignant song come from?
Dear Craig.....Thank you so much for your kind comments regarding the song during the second half of this video. The song is called "Voices In My Head" and is taken from the CD "Woolf-A portrait in Song" which comprises of 18 songs inspired by the the life and times of Virginia Woolf. The songs are written by myself, Roger G Taylor and David Harwood Smith and Helen Chappelle. Helen Chappelle is also the singer on this song and the CD. We are disappointed that the persn who uploaded this video did not credit the song or the writers. I am hoping if she reads this comment she can contact me. Again, thank you so much for your kind words, as writers this means a lot to us. Thank you. Best wishes Roger G Taylor
I also love the second song💖
The music is by Phillip Glass but I'm uncertain if this Metamorphose or not?
Memories of home before I moved from Chailey on the 272 just outside Uckfield to SW Bloody Florida.
This is soo incredibly beautiful... Music by Philip Glass? Or another minimalist? I'm in love. Great job!!!! 💗
Thank you so much🤗
Was it written specifically with Virginia Woolf in mind?
Yep, both of them.
At which station in London can I catch a train to Rodmell to go and see the house?
Lewes☝
Victoria to Lewes and then change trains to the Newhaven train. Southease is the first stop. Then you walk over the Ouse bridge to Southease village and turn left to walk south along the main road to the next village, Rodmell. Turn left into the old village and Monks House is down the lane on your right, with the Church behind it. (I lived in Lewes for many years!)
that music is disgusting and an insult to those who take art seriously
What is wrong with the music!
I disagree. How is an insult. The music is brilliant.
This was just 4 fun to honor Virginia✌