Відео

I haven't listened to this in a while, and it's so nice to come back with fresh ears and hear little nuances that I didn't remember from before...I got so very homesick listening tonight... next year I will come home for a visit! Thanks Colin!!

I've never heard this piece, nor known about it..thank you

Thankyou Colin from Pentland in FNQ Australia - the Magpies are intrigued and in the trees all around on this warm afternoon and enjoying it along with me - such devine music

Beautiful music

Thanks for posting this wonderful RVW composition... Richard Hickox was a master in executing RVW music and greatly missed. Many blessings, MaxT

Many thanks.I have always loved the music of Vaughan Williams.The images fully compliment the relaxing music.

Thank you for this. I listen to The Lark Ascending every morning before I start my day. There is no better piece of music to lift yet calm my spirits and prepare me for the stresses of the day ahead.

Lovely job, Colin, in putting together these beautiful montages paired with the incomparable musical bliss of RVW. I appreciate your fine efforts and taste.

20:56 can you hear the ebb & flow of the tide ?

Who is the violinist?

May I add an appreciation for the paintings assembled here that add immensly to the music. The amount of work in putting this together is warmly appreciated, believe me.

Never tire of this. The Lento movement in particular so moving in conveying the majesty and grandeur of Edwardian London. Thanks so much.

I love waking up to this

My old dad loved this piece and all RVW's works. Rip Harry.

A Divine piece of Music composed by a Genius

Hearing the Phantom of the Opera theme in that ominous descending line....

Hicox recorded the original version a while ago, and I gotta say. It stands out. Especially the Lento movement. it has MUCH more gravity. And it takes it's themes more seriously.

Wonderful .The slides of the paintings fitted perfectly to the music.Many thanks.

Masterfully done!

I like the choice of paintings and the zooming effect you used as well as your choice of composer 🙂

Comfort of this music is off the charts

Allways a pleasure to return to VW's Ninth. Thanks, Colin.

Wow, that was so beautiful!

A great symphony expressive of the British soul. Vaughan Williams is the Winston Churchill of music.

I didn't want this to end. Beautiful pictures too.

The world spins, and I stand on the precipice of my own existence. The weight of memories, like stones in my chest, pulls me down. Each beat of my heart echoes the pain, the loss, the love that once was. In the quiet hours, when the moon hangs low and the stars weep, I trace the jagged edges of my fractured soul. The cracks run deep, etched by time and circumstance. I am a vessel of hurt, a vessel of hope. The healing begins-a fragile dawn after a long, dark night. The stitches pull tight, binding broken pieces together. I breathe in the ache, exhale the shadows. The scars tell stories-of battles fought, of wounds tended, of resilience. And so, I step into this new day, my heart a mosaic of pain and possibility. The sun rises, casting a golden hue upon my fractured self. I am not whole, but I am alive. Welcome to the first day of your healing

The Lark Ascending and Tales from Thomas Tallin are the most beautiful music I have ever heard.

Stunningly evocative illustrations to match the wonderful music !

matur suksma 🎉😊

This song is so buss, one of my all time favorites to sing

Never heard this before. Just discovered at 6.30 in the morning! What a day!

A combination of superb music and superb paintings. Yes, indeed, Vaughan Williams is one of the greatest of composers and this, I think, is his greatest symphony.

Utterly Beautiful.

Cudo. Muzyka i pasujące zdjęcia. Uwielbiam tego miszcza nastroju. Spokój, łagodność, delikatność i cisza. Lark ascending. Bardzo dziękuję i pozdrawiam. Marek

I have to stop myself from saying SIR Ralph Vaughan Williams because it’s inexplicable that he wasn’t given a knighthood, as he jolly well should have been!!

Having scenes while listening to these classical is the sure fire way to go!! Thanks for the art and the beautiful music to go along!

Pleased to have found this RVW again on UA-cam, with the lyrics, and stunning photography. Thank you for sharing!

Dear Colin: Considering all the time it took you to construct every aspect of this great work, I must say, you are a real professional. And because of that, people like me are blessed by the Magic of Magnificent Music! God Bless you, bud!

No se mucho o nada pero es hermoso

England is Old.... Very Very Old...Tearduckts gleaned again 😳

Typically English an England we know no more

where a merchant navy, a lord nelson, a west country or a battle of Britain sits at the head of a train, waiting to depart the capital's largest station for destinations such as Weymouth, Bournemouth, Southampton or Portsmouth, a desiro unit now stands, no more does the station pilot come hurrying up from Clapham junction with the empty coaches, where the commuter tank once would hurry about the suburban lines, gone, replaced by the great southern electrics of yesteryear, now too they are departing for the last time, the end of the slam door in suburbia was the end of march 1995, now of the great southern electrics of the capital, their legacy lives on in but a few, the electrostars of the mainlines and branches of the south, and the last hurrah, the networkers, a sibling class ripped away, and a sub-class gone too, but they live, the great southern electrics of London, the EPB, the BIL, that HAL and the SUB, the PEP and the 4DD, all taken away from us now, but, before they get torn away too, let us enjoy the workhorses of the southeast of London: the networkers, born of 1991, they are the finale of the worlds largest electrified network, and now they live in the capital mostly, a symbol of the country's greatness that now is reducing, the music feels like it mirrors this somewhat, the rise and fall, they heyday of the southern electric, now its story almost over, only at about 20 minutes so far, but oh how much this feels like the story of the southern railway in London

Beautiful

I was born in Gloucestershire but not heard this before .I will get a copy.

Touching - hard to stop the tears... WV's lesser-known works (5 Tudor Portraits, Pilgrim's Prog etc) are wonderful. His music reflects the traumatic age he lived in, which no doubt lessens the number of his followers, but somehow our collective power more than compensates

A forgotten genius. I have listened to this masterpiece time and again, and am still elated. I came across his poetry many years ago but discovered his music later--such lyricism, beauty and pathos

As the previous comment remarks. I also have been lucky to live in Gloucestershire for most of my life and intend to stay here until I am no more. I listen to Gurneys' music and realise he must have felt as I do. Hefted here and despite his awful problems, he seemed to understand the place altogether. Thank you to him and to you who uploaded this piece.

Just beautiful, especially the Cavatina. I've heard this before but promise to come back to it.

Most of the piece is iterative and demode, but the final 3 minutes are the stuff of legend, a historical musical peak!

We are fortunate beyond reason that he was able to complete this. The universe alone knows what else was lost in that miserable episode of history