This has been already added, right? The best.

I've heard him sing this Leonard Cohen piece live with a mini orchestra behind him. Amazing. This is too though.

Love Shostakovich. Wacky, brilliant composer.

Wow. Te Kanawa is superb here.

Stevie in the 70's was just on fire.

Was I the only one who really loved this film? Just a very well made and intelligent romantic comedy.

No comparison. And some people have said to me that Potts is better. Pff.

I know I'll be hated for this, but I think she's flawless really. Maybe too quiet, but still.... she's incredible.

It is very interesting comparison.
Yes the original is specially beautiful.

It was amazing how Paul Pots did well but no, we can not compare with Pavarotti.

Non ti scorda di me - Don't forget me (Forget me not)
 

Pavarotti


Beniamino Gigli -1935

The first time I saw this film I remembered I teard. ha ha

Beautiful!

The first time I have ever heard of or seen Kanawa was at Diana's Wedding.

Jenkins - Life is not fair, how she can have a beautiful voice and beautiful face! ha ha

I used to dance cha cha cha with this tune.
This is the first time I heard the original.:shocked:

Andre Rieu - Shostakovitch' Second Waltz

I have never been to Ireland!
(Long time ago we tried, even we had return tickets for ferries.
But somewhere in Wales, our car broke down and never tried again since. One day,,,,,.)

Posted before?

The Roger Wagner Chorale - Memories of summer

Song of the seashore
 

Vienna Boys Choir in Tokyo


Kurumi Kobato



Julian Lloyd Webber

Wow, you guys were up late, lol.

That must have been great fun. It's unusual to see Irish music played on an end-blown flute. I wonder what they call that particular flute.

Some different varieties of flute

The shakuhachi

The bansuri

The kena

The Western recorder

The Western transverse flute/concert flute

Sea of Spring (haru no umi)
 

Shakuhachi was mentioned. I will post some of the music.

Shakuhachi


Koto Clarinet


Koto Shakuhachi


Koto Violin

The Bay City Rollers - Bye Bye Baby

The Monkees - Hey Hey we're The Monkees

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The kena



Loving that cheerful little piece.

Oh, and David, it was just a regular old tin whistle he was playing in that Planxty clip.