I too am a fan of Cohen's version and bluevasco's version is very nice. That said, bravo on your very different version. It is really unique and surprising. When you can take material that is familiar to many and make it into something fresh, you are operating at the highest levels of musicianship. Congratulations. Don't lose the capo! This range in your voice has a wonderful "keening" quality. Thanks for posting. This is a terrific performance.
I've watched his version and it's a copy of the original version by Leonard Cohen. Music isn't about copying an original. If you want to hear the original, listen to Cohen. Music is about adding to a song what is specifically your own. So the song becomes your song. On my channel's info I've written how I think about making music.Music is creating your own identity as a musician. Not becoming a copy of an existing musician. cheers, Ron!
Yeah but there are many who don't consider themselves as musicians.
I don't see something not good about covering a song as it was original.And also it's not a copy of an exsisting musician just because he played it like cohen.Everyone has it's own voice.And bluevasco did a great job.
I prefer your vocals though.But i think you are bit strong to your statement here.
Anna Marly has written the music in 1942 and one year later Joseph Kessel en Maurice Druon did write the lyrics. It became a song of the French resistance in WW2.
Yes I know, I changed the lyrics a bit of the french part in the song.Instead of "les allemands" I changed it into "les soldats". And some other minor changes to give it a general meaning and not specifically related to WWII. So contemporary listeners can relate to it too.
Most people will agree it is a beautiful song, and I am no exception. I like your version. Your voice fits the song very well. I checked your site as well. Some nice thoughts about some different things.
Yeah I like this song because it stands for people who fight against those who oppress them. People should be and live as free human beings. Peace to you wherever you go and live! cheerio Ron
Hi, thank you for the comment. This is a song wich you need to sing with your heart and soul. It is a song about oppression and the fight for freedom wich all people desire. And at the end of ther dark hidden war they will come out of the shadows, as the song says. A great song written by leonard cohen. greetings from Ron.
Very good interpretation!
pbalwaysinformed 5 months ago
Great job, well done, BRAVO!
korvinsnerfable 10 months ago
I like your version Ron, you did it really well, it adds another feel altogether . xxx
IvoniceAstrid 11 months ago
I too am a fan of Cohen's version and bluevasco's version is very nice. That said, bravo on your very different version. It is really unique and surprising. When you can take material that is familiar to many and make it into something fresh, you are operating at the highest levels of musicianship. Congratulations. Don't lose the capo! This range in your voice has a wonderful "keening" quality. Thanks for posting. This is a terrific performance.
johngruman 1 year ago
Brilliant arrangement!
Way to go man!
MIRZAbass 1 year ago
SUCH EMOTION!!!
TTRTHJGMP 2 years ago
omg....... :))))
kennedybakircoglu 2 years ago
quand c'est bien écrit et chanté ça peut etre que bien chanté encore, meme plus haut.bravo!
fabocotrax1 2 years ago
Ron* Your voice was perfect..
You carried the vocals well*
I didn't hear not one crack in your voice..
Good song,Great voice..xox...Lane*
Lanesteepee 3 years ago
Not compareable to bluevasco's version.
Saiborg123 3 years ago
I've watched his version and it's a copy of the original version by Leonard Cohen. Music isn't about copying an original. If you want to hear the original, listen to Cohen. Music is about adding to a song what is specifically your own. So the song becomes your song. On my channel's info I've written how I think about making music.Music is creating your own identity as a musician. Not becoming a copy of an existing musician. cheers, Ron!
yinyangron 3 years ago 2
Yeah but there are many who don't consider themselves as musicians.
I don't see something not good about covering a song as it was original.And also it's not a copy of an exsisting musician just because he played it like cohen.Everyone has it's own voice.And bluevasco did a great job.
I prefer your vocals though.But i think you are bit strong to your statement here.
Greetings from Greece
Charilaos88 3 years ago
it's not Cohen lyrics neither, this is really old song and Cohen covered as well
puujdo 2 years ago
try without a capo... like Mr.Cohen, gives it a more deep sound.
Vamp1963 1 year ago
Kijk even op de myspace site van furiagitana!!
ijsschots 4 years ago
Anna Marly has written the music in 1942 and one year later Joseph Kessel en Maurice Druon did write the lyrics. It became a song of the French resistance in WW2.
ijsschots 4 years ago
Yes I know, I changed the lyrics a bit of the french part in the song.Instead of "les allemands" I changed it into "les soldats". And some other minor changes to give it a general meaning and not specifically related to WWII. So contemporary listeners can relate to it too.
yinyangron 4 years ago
A good friend of my plays the Flamenco guitar. Have a look at his site! myspace dot com/edbeerepoot
ijsschots 4 years ago
I will take a look at his myspace, thanks!
yinyangron 4 years ago
Does anny one have the verry original version of this song? Were can i find it?!?!
This is also a nice version!! Good job!
ijsschots 4 years ago
The song was made famous by Leonard Cohen, try to find his version. It wasn't written by him by the way.
yinyangron 4 years ago
I know that version but Leonard Cohen hasn't write the song,two other people did. Maybe they wrote it for Leonard!
Have you heard the version of "16 Horse Power"? I think that's the best version ever!!!!
ijsschots 4 years ago
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anusfeatures 4 years ago
5 * * * * * and more...
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FanYinYanRong 4 years ago
Thanks for this song of Anna Marly
piafedith 4 years ago
It'a pleasure, I have always loved this song.
It is how life sometimes can be for people.
yinyangron 4 years ago
Thanks for this song of Anna Marly
piafedith 4 years ago
Most people will agree it is a beautiful song, and I am no exception. I like your version. Your voice fits the song very well. I checked your site as well. Some nice thoughts about some different things.
peteragain 4 years ago
Yeah I like this song because it stands for people who fight against those who oppress them. People should be and live as free human beings. Peace to you wherever you go and live! cheerio Ron
yinyangron 4 years ago
muy muy buena versión y cover, thanks for this song, Cohen
albertofender 4 years ago
gracias, thanks for your very nice words!
yinyangron 4 years ago
Hi Zoe, I personally like this song because it is about the oppressed fighting the oppressors.
yinyangron 4 years ago
Zoe is the dogname...
lareinawilleke 4 years ago
nice. cohen did not write this song though.
billyarseface 4 years ago
Thanks for the compliment. And yes, you're correct. The Partisan was written by A.Marly/H.Zaret/Bernard.
I just assumed it was written by Cohen himself. Greetings from Ron
yinyangron 4 years ago
I like your version man, your spirit and your soul.
SanSoussy 4 years ago
Hi, thank you for the comment. This is a song wich you need to sing with your heart and soul. It is a song about oppression and the fight for freedom wich all people desire. And at the end of ther dark hidden war they will come out of the shadows, as the song says. A great song written by leonard cohen. greetings from Ron.
yinyangron 4 years ago
yep, same ;)
3stival 4 years ago