Me too, I watched it last night, I've been listening to different versions of the song today. Great movie, Sam Rockwell is outstanding. Best wishes from Scotland.
Absolutely beautiful! I happened upon the film "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri" and was drawn in to watch the film because of this opening selection. Ms. Fleming sings like an angel.
Can't help m'self - just HAD to respond: quote "Ms. Fleming sings like an angel."..... Well, I know Ms. Fleming's voice is superb, but I've not yet heard Angels sing!! Guess that's something to look forward to :}
For some reason I have not heard this song until this movie. What a classic and fitting for each of the two times it was heard in this movie. The opening and when the Police Station was in flames and Dixon couldn't hear the impending peril because of his ear buds. This was well done.
The German composer Friedrich von Flotow incorporated the song “The Last Rose of Summer” into his opera “Martha”. In the opera the song is sung in German; however subsequently the opera has been translated and sung in many languages. The musical theme is used as a leitmotif underlying much of the structure of the opera. Unfortunately, Flowtow has become one of those classical composers known only for one piece (opus): “Martha”, though he composed much more music. Because of “Martha”, many think he composed the theme. However, the theme is from an Irish folk song predating the poem “The Last Rose of Summer”. The poem was written by Thomas Moore, probably as a new setting for the Irish tune. Dozens of other classical composers have used the theme, including Beethoven (in 1814 when Flowtow was only about 2 years old) and Mendelssohn.
The theme for Moore's simple folk song has been an inspiration to generations of musicians. Each time I read something of it, there's another layer uncovered. I am delighted to read that the theme predates Moore's use. When and where did the musical cascade begin? I recently read of this as a piece written by Heinrich Wilhelm Ernst - for virtuoso violinists. I idly thought "No way!" and then found a recording by Hilary Hahn at the Verbier Festival in 2007. Virtuoso piece indeed! A lot of reading followed - is there no end to the story of this beautiful piece of music? There's a movie or a book in here somewhere. Thank you for your comment - once more, the layers of the story around "The Last Rose of Summer" leave me delighted.
reading the comments is interesting as this is so well known in Ireland and check out another beautiful song I believe, those endearing young charms, also lyrics were put to the music of an old Irish 18th century tune. This was my deceased sister’s song when she was a young girl. Always moves me to tears.
While watching 3 Billboards, pause the movie while this song was playing using sound cloud to find out who was the artist and it brings me here. I love the part where the ex-cop saved the case file for the victim and seeing the lady reaction...
'Tis the last rose of summer left blooming alone All her lovely companions are faded and gone No flower of her kindred, no rosebud is nigh To reflect back her blushes and give sigh for sigh I'll not leave thee, thou lone one, to pine on the stem Since the lovely are sleeping, go sleep thou with them Thus kindly I scatter thy leaves o'er the bed Where thy mates of the garden lie scentless and dead So soon may I follow when friendships decay And from love's shining circle the gems drop away When true hearts lie withered and fond ones are flown Oh who would inhabit this bleak world alone? This bleak world alone
Well, thank you, Mr Ian Anderson for mounting this magnificent rendition of one of the most moving lyrics and melodies that is Irish to the core. Renee's timing, diction and delivery are superb. The depth and richness of her voice and exquisite control leave a unique signature on this oft-sung piece. Although I hear some voice elements of the great mezzo, Kathleen Ferrier, Renée is a shining star in that small group of select vocalists.
Let's get some things straight. Friedrich Von Flotow didn't just incorporate this song into the Opera Martha on a whim. This melody was an ancient fragment of an old Irish Celtic melody that Sir Thomas Moore (early 19th century) miraculously saved for posterity. Like his Scottish counterpart poet Robert Burns, both men realized that great swaths of music and poetry were disappearing, lost to war and poverty, and thankfully salvaged fragments of Celtic music and poetry so that posterity would benefit. The lyrics of this tune are all Thomas Moore but the melody is from an ancient fragment of music he heard or came upon. I have no idea what the original lyrics would have been but Moore certainly got right the lyrics he composed as in both melody and lyrics, I can find no rivalry, only a duality of purpose. Exquisite.
It watched the 'Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri' film last night on DVD, which similarly drew me to seek this out. I have never heard this sublime piece of music before, and what a fabulous rendition (now listened to a few others). Although I see it is a folk song, and often opera singers sing non opera too operatically, I just love this version. Thank You Three Billboards and Thank You Rene Flemming.
Saw this movie and heard this song for the first time last night. Both just incredible. The story is so multilayered - haven't stopped thinking about it since. The song defies description. Reaches into your very heart. The opening scene of the movie completely hooked my wife and I. Couldn't not watch the rest of the movie. Awesome!
I haven't listened to this song before I saw "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri", but I don't know why I recognized immediately that voice is Fleming, the edition probably is this I think... When it used again, especially, the second half part of the song, in the scene that Dixon read the letter of Bill in the burning police office... with this beautiful voice and melody ... it really touches my heart
I remember hearing Dame Joan gently awakening me one me one lazy day of my youth as I had taken nap leaving the radio on and My Mother was baking peach cobbler. Such pleasure!
So divine. I learnt to play this song on violin when I was 13. Just sang it at a meeting last Sunday. I will choose this song as among the best 10 in the world. I am a charity performer and live in Melbourne. Many thanks for sharing.
Poem dedicated to Renee Fleming, my favourite singer: with apology to Thomas Moore, the great Irish poet who wrote the lyrics of the song Summer is done/ yet there's one rose left in the green/withering under the scorching sun/ a heart-rending scene/ once so long ago in my teen/upon your dress a rose I did pin/ the first kiss we exchanged on the summer-green/ love was not meant to be as heartless time did intervene/ now on the lonely stem nearby/the last rose of summer is seen/ in the passing wind I hear its cry/ my heart weeps in remembering the youth that had once been.
Un'incantevole aria... Ascoltata nel film 3 manifesti a Ebbing, Missouri: molto originale averla inserita nella colonna sonora. Placida e straniante (in questo contesto).
This song by Renee Fleming is featured in Martin McDonagh's outstanding new film 'Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri". I looked for it straight after watching the film!
lyics: Tis the last rose of summer, Left blooming alone; All her lovely companions Are faded and gone; No flower of her kindred, No rosebud is nigh, To reflect back her blushes, Or give sigh for sigh. I'll not leave thee, thou lone one! To pine on the stem; Since the lovely are sleeping, Go, sleep thou with them. Thus kindly I scatter, Thy leaves o'er the bed, Where thy mates of the garden Lie scentless and dead. So soon may I follow, When friendships decay, And from Love's shining circle The gems drop away. When true hearts lie withered, And fond ones are flown, Oh! who would inhabit This bleak world alone?
C'est lors d'un voyage en avion que j'ai vu le film "Les trois panneaux à Ebbing", œuvre superbe et j'ai patiemment attendu le générique de fin pour trouver l'origine de la musique 🎶 !
Quite apart from the exquisite rendition, Renee had the artistic sense to sing all three verses, without which the point of the poem is lost. Many other divas did not bother to think about that!
Gracias ha todas las personas Que Han hecho possible Que in a musical tan hermosa Yo all igual Que otra personas pianos difrutar de tan hermosa melodia y letras.
rusya'da devlet sitesinde ortak banyo ortak mutfaklı dairede tek yaşayan... odasında bir yatak tek askı, askıda 1 tek pantolon gömlek, soğuk havalar için eski kışlık modası geçmiş bir mont ve pikaptan başka bişeyi olmayan ama başka bir şeye de ihtiyaç duymayan.. yine de sabah erken uyanıp gazete almaya gitmeden önce bu şarkıyı açıp, ortak mutfağa gidip komşu odadaki yaşlı kadının kahvesini kullanarak sert bir kahve yapıp sigarayla içerken kahvesini aldığım kadının dırdırına kulaklarımı kapayıp, bu şarkının seslendirildiği opera salonundaymış kadar iyi hissederek. ruhum hala aristokrat vicdanım avam hayata dair beklentim yok insanlığa dair umutlarım yüce. solistin her notası yaşamıma dair tüm duyguların tercümesi .. tüm hayatımı baştan sona yeniden dinliyorum. ne bir eksik ne bir fazla.. ne olduysa ne olacaksa onu söylüyor.... tabi sonrasında pijamaların bir paçası katlı diğeri açık vaziyette olduğundan habersiz terlikleri giyip ağzımda yanan bir sigara ve düzensiz sakallar dağınık saçlarla gazete almaya çıkıyorum.. merdivenlerden inerken müziğin sesi gelmeye devam ediyor.. sokağa çıkıp ses duyulmaz olduğunda dahi hissiyatım opera salonundaki gibi.. ayılamıyorum..
You did a good job since the singer's mouth movement and the words of the song matches perfectly. Nobody would notice that but me LOL. I love this song and I am thinking about singing it too. I just started my private singing classes. My teacher is an opera singer , but the way I sing is like the celtic women's style. He really doesn't like it. Now I have to learn how to sing the vowels correctly like the Italian Opera singers. Sometimes I feel frustrated since after I started to take classes, everything I sing now seems wrong although people in real life love my singing.
Hello lili thank you for your comments yes the singer in the video also a classical singer i think she is Japanese i was a bit cheeky using a bit of her video Lili you should take all the classical learning you can you learn technic and control of your voice you will never get without it it will stand you in good stead what ever you want to do later , the same goes for violin classical lets you master you interstrument , you can sing any way you want after if you don't want to be a opera singer i will have a range in your voice you never had before good luck with which path you choose
Thank you sir. You told me exactly what the teacher has told me , but I always forget the rules when I sing since I am so used to Celtic women's voice and my voice is quite similar to theirs. I will try my best to learn the techniques first , then I can go back to sing the songs I like later on. I miss Irish songs a lot since my teacher told me right now I am not allowed to listen to it at all. I know in my heart I need to practice a lot to be better. The girl in your video actually is half a Chinese( her mother is a Chinese) and half white. Thank you so much . It is nice to talk to you.
Young people can be touched by this, but it is only old age that makes us truly understand this song. I know that now.
Niemand singt das Lied so schön wie Renee Fleming.
I'm reduced to a wonderful mess when I hear this. Thanks Renee. Marty, Muttama, Australia.
Simply gorgeous.
Sing on Renee. That is a wonderful rendition
Beautiful song... I am very grateful for this wonderful voice.
I saw the "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri" today and I was struck by that openingsscene with this wonderful song
I watched this movie only today. Agree with You
Frits42 Chopin
Etude
NO2
Frits42 me too!!!
Me too, I watched it last night, I've been listening to different versions of the song today. Great movie, Sam Rockwell is outstanding. Best wishes from Scotland.
same thing happens to me...
The most beautiful instrument- the human voice. And the most beautiful voice is the soprano, especially Renee Fleming.
Good morning Chopin thank you for you lovely comment happy you liked it
Absolutely beautiful! I happened upon the film "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri" and was drawn in to watch the film because of this opening selection. Ms. Fleming sings like an angel.
Can't help m'self - just HAD to respond: quote "Ms. Fleming sings like an angel."..... Well, I know Ms. Fleming's voice is superb, but I've not yet heard Angels sing!! Guess that's something to look forward to :}
Brilliant Movie!
I love Renee Fleming so much thanks for sharing this beautiful video
Happy you liked it Nicolette
So beautifully sung what a song what a voice best ever and clare bannerman got it right as well
My first 100.000 views smiling thank all who watched it
It deserves a billion more
Kan genieten van opera... dit had ik niet eerder gehoord ...tot gisteren toen ik de film Three Billboards zag ❤️❤️
For some reason I have not heard this song until this movie. What a classic and fitting for each of the two times it was heard in this movie. The opening and when the Police Station was in flames and Dixon couldn't hear the impending peril because of his ear buds. This was well done.
When I looked at the title, I almost thought it said "Renee FLEXING". And oh boy, she flexed alright!
yes, really a very nice version , and i like the movie with the rose at the end .....
the song is so beautyfull , i cry about
Thank you Renee for singing it so beautifully!!
Thank you Ingrid for your lovely comment
This beautiful rendition opens Three Billboards Outside Ebbing,Missouri.2017.
mm i know about the three billboards now thank you for yourcomments Ian
Amazingly beautiful. what a great movie also.
Hello Louis thank you lovely comments
The German composer Friedrich von Flotow incorporated the song “The Last Rose of Summer” into his opera “Martha”. In the opera the song is sung in German; however subsequently the opera has been translated and sung in many languages. The musical theme is used as a leitmotif underlying much of the structure of the opera. Unfortunately, Flowtow has become one of those classical composers known only for one piece (opus): “Martha”, though he composed much more music. Because of “Martha”, many think he composed the theme. However, the theme is from an Irish folk song predating the poem “The Last Rose of Summer”. The poem was written by Thomas Moore, probably as a new setting for the Irish tune. Dozens of other classical composers have used the theme, including Beethoven (in 1814 when Flowtow was only about 2 years old) and Mendelssohn.
The theme for Moore's simple folk song has been an inspiration to generations of musicians. Each time I read something of it, there's another layer uncovered. I am delighted to read that the theme predates Moore's use. When and where did the musical cascade begin? I recently read of this as a piece written by Heinrich Wilhelm Ernst - for virtuoso violinists. I idly thought "No way!" and then found a recording by Hilary Hahn at the Verbier Festival in 2007. Virtuoso piece indeed! A lot of reading followed - is there no end to the story of this beautiful piece of music? There's a movie or a book in here somewhere. Thank you for your comment - once more, the layers of the story around "The Last Rose of Summer" leave me delighted.
It also sounds a bit like "home sweet home"
This was the very first role I sang in Germany where I started my operatic career! I never knew it was an Irish song which I found out much later!
O pure in lingua italiana
reading the comments is interesting as this is so well known in Ireland and check out another beautiful song I believe, those endearing young charms, also lyrics were put to the music of an old Irish 18th century tune. This was my deceased sister’s song when she was a young girl. Always moves me to tears.
I had heard this many, many years ago and after seeing 3 Billboards, had to re-hear it and now it has such deeper meaning in my life.
Good morning Elaine happy you enjoyed
Yes, indeed! It brought back to my old memories!
Elaine I am there with you .... much love, Ron
While watching 3 Billboards, pause the movie while this song was playing using sound cloud to find out who was the artist and it brings me here. I love the part where the ex-cop saved the case file for the victim and seeing the lady reaction...
Hello HMAR SANTS for you comments hoped you like ed
'Tis the last rose of summer left blooming alone
All her lovely companions are faded and gone
No flower of her kindred, no rosebud is nigh
To reflect back her blushes and give sigh for sigh
I'll not leave thee, thou lone one, to pine on the stem
Since the lovely are sleeping, go sleep thou with them
Thus kindly I scatter thy leaves o'er the bed
Where thy mates of the garden lie scentless and dead
So soon may I follow when friendships decay
And from love's shining circle the gems drop away
When true hearts lie withered and fond ones are flown
Oh who would inhabit this bleak world alone?
This bleak world alone
Hello J Noble thank you for posting the lyrics
Thanks. ♪♫❤♫♪
So beautiful
This makes me cry.... thanks Noble
Thanks for sharing the lyrics to this beautiful love song. Mum says to pine on the bush since it’s a rose bush (not stem)!
Well, thank you, Mr Ian Anderson for mounting this magnificent rendition of one of the most moving lyrics and melodies that is Irish to the core. Renee's timing, diction and delivery are superb. The depth and richness of her voice and exquisite control leave a unique signature on this oft-sung piece. Although I hear some voice elements of the great mezzo, Kathleen Ferrier, Renée is a shining star in that small group of select vocalists.
Hello Andrew thank you for your great and lovely comment I happy you enjoyed it
Magnificent . Makes my hair stands on end and goose pimples all over. What a song what a singer!
Good morning Grace thank you for your lovely comments , you have a lovely day
Wonderful song,wonferful voice,what a beautiful song to hear!!😇🌸😇🎩🎩🎩
Peaceful really!
This beautiful rendition never fails to move me to tears. Such sweetness stirs every emotion
Let's get some things straight. Friedrich Von Flotow didn't just incorporate this song into the Opera Martha on a whim. This melody was an ancient fragment of an old Irish Celtic melody that Sir Thomas Moore (early 19th century) miraculously saved for posterity. Like his Scottish counterpart poet Robert Burns, both men realized that great swaths of music and poetry were disappearing, lost to war and poverty, and thankfully salvaged fragments of Celtic music and poetry so that posterity would benefit. The lyrics of this tune are all Thomas Moore but the melody is from an ancient fragment of music he heard or came upon. I have no idea what the original lyrics would have been but Moore certainly got right the lyrics he composed as in both melody and lyrics, I can find no rivalry, only a duality of purpose. Exquisite.
Fascinating!! Thank you. Adorable melody. Wonderful art work. Congratulations.
It watched the 'Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri' film last night on DVD, which similarly drew me to seek this out. I have never heard this sublime piece of music before, and what a fabulous rendition (now listened to a few others). Although I see it is a folk song, and often opera singers sing non opera too operatically, I just love this version. Thank You Three Billboards and Thank You Rene Flemming.
Hello Clonter i thank you for your lovely comment s
Saw this movie and heard this song for the first time last night. Both just incredible. The story is so multilayered - haven't stopped thinking about it since. The song defies description. Reaches into your very heart. The opening scene of the movie completely hooked my wife and I. Couldn't not watch the rest of the movie. Awesome!
Happy you liked it Anthony
totally beautiful version love it so lovely to hear decent music
Thank you Betty for your lovely comment
I haven't listened to this song before I saw "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri", but I don't know why I recognized immediately that voice is Fleming, the edition probably is this I think... When it used again, especially, the second half part of the song, in the scene that Dixon read the letter of Bill in the burning police office... with this beautiful voice and melody ... it really touches my heart
Good morning chen thank you for all your comments on this
So nice and doesn't make me want to rip my fingers off. *cough cough* Ernst *cough*
From my most love movie Gaslight with Ingrid Bergman and Charles Boyer.
Einfach nur zauberhaft
4:15 Glorious!
Sonaba en la película "Tres anuncios a las afueras" (2017)
Poème irlandais de 1805 mis en musique en 1807 c’est très beau, la vie qui passe...
Merci de vos informations j'ignorais l'origine de cette musique !
I remember hearing Dame Joan gently awakening me one me one lazy day of my youth as I had taken nap leaving the radio on and My Mother was baking peach cobbler. Such pleasure!
So divine. I learnt to play this song on violin when I was 13. Just sang it at a meeting last Sunday. I will choose this song
as among the best 10 in the world. I am a charity performer and live in Melbourne. Many thanks for sharing.
Good morning Peter thank you for your lovely comments i am happy you enjoyed this
SEE YOU IN MELB SOME DAY!
warm wishes from Melb
cannot stop listening it the whole afternoon, so elegante
Good morning yong li so happy you enjoying it
Me too!! Is there an auto-repeat on YT?
All The Roses blooming for you Isabel....
Beautiful!
슬픔 속에 감춰진 진주같이 아름다운 아일랜드의 민요.
The Last Rose Of Summer.
고품격 르네 플레밍의 목소리에
가슴이 벅차오르네요. 감사합니다.
저도 어느날 이노래를 듣고 푹빠져서 질리도록 듣다가 찬양 가사를 붙혀서 혼자 부르고 있읍니다 ~ㅎㅎㅎㅎ
참 아름다운 목소립니다 ~
@@yhije0422
동경 중앙교회를 섬기시며 찬양하시는 모습을 보았습니다.
"이 백성은 내가 나를 위하여 지었나니
나를 찬송하게하려 함이니라"
감사드립니다. ~
very few sopranos today are fit to even touch the hem of Fleming's dress.
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri 2017: a film as strong as a punch in the stomach.
Poem dedicated to Renee Fleming, my favourite singer: with apology to Thomas Moore,
the great Irish poet who wrote the lyrics of the song
Summer is done/ yet there's one rose left in the green/withering under the scorching sun/
a heart-rending scene/ once so long ago in my teen/upon your dress a rose I did pin/
the first kiss we exchanged on the summer-green/ love was not meant to be as heartless time did intervene/ now on the lonely stem nearby/the last rose of summer is seen/ in the passing wind I hear its cry/ my heart weeps in remembering the youth that had once been.
Excellent!
Magnifique... j'adore
Hello Monique thank you for your lovely comment
Un'incantevole aria...
Ascoltata nel film 3 manifesti a Ebbing, Missouri: molto originale averla inserita nella colonna sonora.
Placida e straniante (in questo contesto).
THANKS FOR YOUR INFORMATION!
The voice, of course, is peerless - but what a sense of drama! The poem is not a great piece of literature, but Renee raises it to the heights.
What a beautiful voice!!! A very nice video and song! Cheers :)
Thanks Lads looked a lot of singer before i settled on Renee
Three Billboards!!
Hello Patrick nae understanding your comment
This song by Renee Fleming is featured in Martin McDonagh's outstanding new film 'Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri". I looked for it straight after watching the film!
Ah i understand now Parrick, thank you for telling me have a Happy New Year
I think the whole soundtrack is amazing. I went out of the theater with five songs on my head. This is one of them.
It's also in the movie "Rudy", about the Notre Dame football player. But just the melody.
Uma música magnífica, que faz parte da trilha sonora de um filme magnífico.
Hello Lucas for your nice comment
Sublime, bello
thank you Alex for your lovely comment
My late mother’s favourite song
ALL MOST A 100,OO0 VIEWS THANK YOU ALL FOR WATCHING
Não canso de ver este vídeo. ❤️
Hello Casemiro thank you for your comments haappy you enjoyed
lyics:
Tis the last rose of summer,
Left blooming alone;
All her lovely companions
Are faded and gone;
No flower of her kindred,
No rosebud is nigh,
To reflect back her blushes,
Or give sigh for sigh.
I'll not leave thee, thou lone one!
To pine on the stem;
Since the lovely are sleeping,
Go, sleep thou with them.
Thus kindly I scatter,
Thy leaves o'er the bed,
Where thy mates of the garden
Lie scentless and dead.
So soon may I follow,
When friendships decay,
And from Love's shining circle
The gems drop away.
When true hearts lie withered,
And fond ones are flown,
Oh! who would inhabit
This bleak world alone?
Hello RB MADS for the lyrics of this beautiful song
RB Mads
とても悲しい気持ちになります。
だけど、とても素晴らしい曲です。
thank you for your lovely comments
Maravilloso tema y voz.!!
Bom dia meu companheiro Ian,linda expressão nesse teu vídeo obrigado!...
Thanks again simiao you have a great weekend
THank you SIMIAMO
C'est lors d'un voyage en avion que j'ai vu le film "Les trois panneaux à Ebbing", œuvre superbe et j'ai patiemment attendu le générique de fin pour trouver l'origine de la musique 🎶 !
Exquisite!
Hello gvsharon thank you for your lovely comment
beautiful and sad!
thank you for your lovely comment
Quite apart from the exquisite rendition, Renee had the artistic sense to sing all three verses, without which the point of the poem is lost. Many other divas did not bother to think about that!
UNA BELLEZA
absolutamente preciosa.
Good morning Maria thank you for your lovely comments
My mom likes this song
Gracias ha todas las personas Que Han hecho possible Que in a musical tan hermosa Yo all igual Que otra personas pianos difrutar de tan hermosa melodia y letras.
Hello Penelope thank you for your lovely comment s
Bravo!
THANK YOU FOR YOUR LOVELY COMMENT
We can decide along the way...........
magnifique chant et magnifique voix💝❤
💖🌹♥️👏♥️🌹💖
💎
옥이이모 삽입곡이라 더 애잔하게 들리네요~~
Manifique
rusya'da devlet sitesinde ortak banyo ortak mutfaklı dairede tek yaşayan... odasında bir yatak tek askı, askıda 1 tek pantolon gömlek, soğuk havalar için eski kışlık modası geçmiş bir mont ve pikaptan başka bişeyi olmayan ama başka bir şeye de ihtiyaç duymayan.. yine de sabah erken uyanıp gazete almaya gitmeden önce bu şarkıyı açıp, ortak mutfağa gidip komşu odadaki yaşlı kadının kahvesini kullanarak sert bir kahve yapıp sigarayla içerken kahvesini aldığım kadının dırdırına kulaklarımı kapayıp, bu şarkının seslendirildiği opera salonundaymış kadar iyi hissederek. ruhum hala aristokrat vicdanım avam hayata dair beklentim yok insanlığa dair umutlarım yüce. solistin her notası yaşamıma dair tüm duyguların tercümesi .. tüm hayatımı baştan sona yeniden dinliyorum. ne bir eksik ne bir fazla.. ne olduysa ne olacaksa onu söylüyor.... tabi sonrasında pijamaların bir paçası katlı diğeri açık vaziyette olduğundan habersiz terlikleri giyip ağzımda yanan bir sigara ve düzensiz sakallar dağınık saçlarla gazete almaya çıkıyorum.. merdivenlerden inerken müziğin sesi gelmeye devam ediyor.. sokağa çıkıp ses duyulmaz olduğunda dahi hissiyatım opera salonundaki gibi.. ayılamıyorum..
Good morning Gurcan's thank you for your comments i think you liked it smiling
Good morning Gurcan's than you for your comments i think you liked it smiling
ireland
I'm here from Emma
To know the man is to hear his voice
Am I right?
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Huggies
similarity between this and the one from Rudy is suspicious
The girl in the video is not the one who sings this song.
Hello Lili no shes not the singer, but the images suited my video thank you for your comment
You did a good job since the singer's mouth movement and the words of the song matches perfectly. Nobody would notice that but me LOL. I love this song and I am thinking about singing it too. I just started my private singing classes. My teacher is an opera singer , but the way I sing is like the celtic women's style. He really doesn't like it. Now I have to learn how to sing the vowels correctly like the Italian Opera singers. Sometimes I feel frustrated since after I started to take classes, everything I sing now seems wrong although people in real life love my singing.
Hello lili thank you for your comments yes the singer in the video also a classical singer i think she is Japanese i was a bit cheeky using a bit of her video Lili you should take all the classical learning you can you learn technic and control of your voice you will never get without it it will stand you in good stead what ever you want to do later , the same goes for violin classical lets you master you interstrument , you can sing any way you want after if you don't want to be a opera singer i will have a range in your voice you never had before good luck with which path you choose
Thank you sir. You told me exactly what the teacher has told me , but I always forget the rules when I sing since I am so used to Celtic women's voice and my voice is quite similar to theirs. I will try my best to learn the techniques first , then I can go back to sing the songs I like later on. I miss Irish songs a lot since my teacher told me right now I am not allowed to listen to it at all. I know in my heart I need to practice a lot to be better. The girl in your video actually is half a Chinese( her mother is a Chinese) and half white. Thank you so much . It is nice to talk to you.
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MUSIC BY JOHNN STEIVENSON.
???? Music by Flotow!!!
The music is based on an old Irish melody.
good voice but aria not a patch on ''Roses of Picardy ''
Thank you for your comment I will have a look at it
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Ladykillers
Yes she may have a beautiful voice but it does not touch me! It’s too perfect and self indulging! I prefer Laura Wright version!
Those RACIST ADS with a horrible thick accent are unpleasant and inappropriate as always, BUT after Dame Patti singing feel like a headbutt!!!
I didn’t like it! Charlotte Church sings it better