Edith Piaf - La vie en rose

[IXGertXI]

What a lovely rose garden. Isn't it funny how we all have a sound track in our heads now that matches the world around us? Well done, Barb.

[barbh1]

Thanks Gert, I did this for a friend of mine in Aberdeen Scotland who works in a Rose Garden. What a fabulous voice and such feeling!

[hausenharry]

love your vids

[barbh1]

Same to you, harry!

[cjthemusicman]

You are one talented lady!

Thank you for this.....I love Edith!

[barbh1]

Thank you, CJ!

[dadasopher]

Barb: I found myself envying your talent all the way through this, and feeling inspired. You have a fresh eye for what's worth looking at.  All that footage you must have had to go through afterwards, selecting what to call attention to, what to linger over. The lovely cross-fades, the flowers, the signs. Your respectful way of noticing people while respecting their space. The running water. The beautiful frames at the end. The song you chose. Wonderful!

[barbh1]

That's so nice of you, Mike. The real talented people are the musicians. Btw, the lady in striped hat as I come out of the tunnel, is Julia Vinograd, a Berkeley poet of many, many years. I was just lucky she was there. See you soon, Barb

[dadasopher]

I thought she looked familiar! I've seen her at cafes on Shattuck, and her books at Cody's. It's also a joy to see the Rose Garden through your eyes.

[trichoone]

yeah lets not forget these great singers of the past and Barb did you film it yourself .

[barbh1]

Yes, Trich, I've been wanting to use that lovely song, so it's finally rose time, so I went and filmed. Thank you for suffering through all my bumbling attempts while I learn to use a video camera!

[trichoone]

Hey and this you tube is getting us all rambling around with cameras thats good isn't it and all new friends can't be bad .

[barbh1]

Amen to that, my brother!