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The Ash Grove - Welsh Tune, from "Folksong Arrangements: Volume 1 - British Isles for high voice and piano, by Benjamin Britten, Boosey & Hawkes, is sung here by Rosa Wol, soprano, piano accomp. by Sonja Mazar. Final recital-exam at The Academy of Music in Jerusalem, 9/12/2008

Please notice the special arrangement Britten gave to this song, in the piano part: it seems as if the piano-part has life of its own, without connection to the original folksong. The disconnection grows stronger and stronger each stanza, until the piano and the voice clash harmonicaly between themselves

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8 years назад

Merle Molofsky

Delightful. Thank you....

13 years назад

wolkowy1

@fishyfingersparty Thanks.

13 years назад

fishyfingersparty

Wish I could sing like that.

13 years назад

wolkowy1

@monsieurw1 Thanks a lot for your comment. Yes, you may send some pdfs to our channel

13 years назад

Christopher Wicks

Wow! Beautifully done! I'm a composer -- may I send you some pdfs?

14 years назад

rakchira

You have an amazing voice :)

14 years назад

wolkowy1

@rockgor Thanks for your comment.

14 years назад

wolkowy1

@vanessaagraviador Thanks :)

14 years назад

wolkowy1

@BenjaminDLarsen Thanks, that was very kind. I wish you success for the approaching recital! :)

14 years назад

BenjaminDLarsen

I'm planning on singing the same arrangement for a recital in a couple months. Sounds great. Thanks for the post. :)

14 years назад

wolkowy1

@hcluvsyou321 Frankly, I don't remember, however - it was only a part of a whole recital-exam I had to pass in the Music Academy.

14 years назад

Hannah Cho

how long did it take for you to memorize it????

15 years назад

wolkowy1

You are right. Thanks for watching.

15 years назад

wolkowy1

Thanks teijokei for your comment.

15 years назад

Ngoc Thoa Nguyen

i bet i can't sing like her. i' in the soprano but i...............*sobbing* it's so wonderful

15 years назад

wolkowy1

Thanks for the comment. I admitt that I'm confused with these opposite advices. Maybe time and my own instincts will tell me what to do while singing. Maybe body movement is another way for one to express itself and both ways are legitimate. Thanks again, Rosa

15 years назад

Jerry Lavene

The body movement is not distracting to me ... quite the opposite ... the singer is using her whole being to give energy to the song. I LOVE IT !

15 years назад

wolkowy1

Thanks for your constructive comment and the interesting information which shed another light on this so well-known song.

15 years назад

DavidKeith Jones

Lovely voice ***** But keep still - let the drama come from your face, and the words, which you express well. The original song is called 'Llwyn Onn' and is a bitter, tragic tale of a cruel father - unlike Britten's gentle English version. This 1943 arrangement is of course a classic.

15 years назад

wolkowy1

This is a British art-song, based on a folk-song. I don't know which level it is considered according to the USA learning-demands in classical-singing.

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