I remember singing this with our school choir for morning Assembly at Albert Road Junior School when I was ten. We also sang Bach's Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring, Sheep May Safely Graze, and Roberton's All in the April Evening. British schools really taught music back then ('69-ish). My children, American-born and raised, were never exposed to anything like this at school. I think I was blessed to have had such an opportunity.
I have waited forty years to a vocal version of this piece.It is still as beautiful after all these years. I heard The Chiltern Girls Choir sing this on a warm sunny evening and the memory lingers on. thank you for uploading this piece. The video brings memories of happier times too.
i love this alot best version i ever heard i'm a child who litens to this kind of music i wish other children would to instead of music with cussing nd bad subject matters
@Xtremez301 you will go far in this life my child if you love this beautiful music let it be your guide throughout your lifetime. It is your mission to share it with other children... don't let it die.
@Xtremez301 you definitely will go far if you're already using vocabulary like "subject matters" even though you're a child! you must have the intelligence of a fully grown adult trying to get a top rated comment.
gisellewilding's comment is incorrect. The river Avon meanders through Christchurch, New Zealand, the scene of a most destructive and rare type of earthquake 3 weeks ago. This cannot be blamed on any deliberate act of man. This song captures the innocence of Christchurch, punting along the river and other delights, now lost with the quake, along with so many lives.
As the river Avon is surrounded by man's deliberate destruction in Christchurch New Zealand I remember singing this song in my school group to , I believe the Arch Bishop of Canterbury near the river Avon . Innocence lost.
How absolutely lovely this post is, I have never heard 'Elizabethan Serenade' sung before... Well done ladies absolutely beautiful... @ddekee33 you have posted a little gem...
Thanks for posting ... we sang this piece when I was in my High school Choir (many years ago).. and am looking for the music /lyrics for our community choir to sing. I love it!
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU I didn't know that this tune had words written to it until recently, and have been looking for the right lyrics to it ever since.
I remember singing this with our school choir for morning Assembly at Albert Road Junior School when I was ten. We also sang Bach's Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring, Sheep May Safely Graze, and Roberton's All in the April Evening. British schools really taught music back then ('69-ish). My children, American-born and raised, were never exposed to anything like this at school. I think I was blessed to have had such an opportunity.
Bratfudlass 3 weeks ago
I have waited forty years to a vocal version of this piece.It is still as beautiful after all these years. I heard The Chiltern Girls Choir sing this on a warm sunny evening and the memory lingers on. thank you for uploading this piece. The video brings memories of happier times too.
thecakemanltd 2 months ago
Wonderful video in every way I.E. visual, music and the choir. Excellent xx
buildsbest 3 months ago
@Xtremez301, I agree, carry on loving music your way.
MrLoneCrow 5 months ago
i love this alot best version i ever heard i'm a child who litens to this kind of music i wish other children would to instead of music with cussing nd bad subject matters
Xtremez301 6 months ago
@Xtremez301 you will go far in this life my child if you love this beautiful music let it be your guide throughout your lifetime. It is your mission to share it with other children... don't let it die.
sitedezynz 3 months ago
@Xtremez301 you definitely will go far if you're already using vocabulary like "subject matters" even though you're a child! you must have the intelligence of a fully grown adult trying to get a top rated comment.
hoochiscrazy1000 2 months ago in playlist Classical
Thanks for the great photos of Lake powell and Glen Canyon
szeblany 7 months ago
This song has so many variations...and this is one of the nicest, to me. Thanx for the words...I`ve always wondered what they were.
wrockman 9 months ago
Very, very beautifull. Lovely thanks for this famous musicvideo... it is so dreamfull and grandious, I love this song so much.... thank You!!!!
Traumfrau777 10 months ago
gisellewilding's comment is incorrect. The river Avon meanders through Christchurch, New Zealand, the scene of a most destructive and rare type of earthquake 3 weeks ago. This cannot be blamed on any deliberate act of man. This song captures the innocence of Christchurch, punting along the river and other delights, now lost with the quake, along with so many lives.
ArabellaSL 11 months ago
As the river Avon is surrounded by man's deliberate destruction in Christchurch New Zealand I remember singing this song in my school group to , I believe the Arch Bishop of Canterbury near the river Avon . Innocence lost.
gisellewilding 1 year ago
OH thank you! That was just beautiful, Absolutly lovely. I am saving this to my favorites,
morearrows 1 year ago
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" It's lovely, but I wish it had of been uploaded with a little more volumn, as it really is too quiet ....
Still, I love it. Well done to the Civic Ladies of Nelson, Lancashire ....
Their effortless harmonies entrance me as I hear their .... sweet serenade of long ago ...! "
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What a beautiful performance by the Civic Ladies of Nelson, Lancashire. :)
tyrrath 1 year ago
Oh the memories of singing this with Glasgow Youth Choir. Rest in peace Miss Hoey xx
Scotsbell 1 year ago
Here I am yet again, listening to the soothing melodies, harmonies and wonderful singing.... *Ahhh bliss* :0)x
wenglishsal 1 year ago
Watched again, listened again and loved so very much yet AGAIN... Lovely indeed, well sung ladies :0)x
wenglishsal 1 year ago
How absolutely lovely this post is, I have never heard 'Elizabethan Serenade' sung before... Well done ladies absolutely beautiful... @ddekee33 you have posted a little gem...
The very best regards from Wales UK :0)x
wenglishsal 1 year ago
This song has haunted me since I was a tiny child, I am so thrilled to find it at last.
ArabellaSL 1 year ago
I love this song
tickthighs21 1 year ago
very beautiful. I have always like this song but only just found out what it is called.
mike8656 1 year ago
very beautiful piano playing, exquisite
brettlive2 1 year ago
Beautiful, tears of joy!
Nelson near Colne?
Ashtonian54 1 year ago
@Ashtonian54
sundayliein4 1 year ago
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sundayliein4 1 year ago
@Ashtonian54 Nelson, Lancashire .
sundayliein4 1 year ago
Meraviglia...
bluemood64 1 year ago
It was beautiful!I heard piano in the background.I wish you whar ever you are should play piano solo,to hear what is sounds like!
ChrissyFinne 2 years ago
My late mother sang on this - brought back so many memories! Thanks for posting!
Beespatellas 2 years ago
Thanks for posting ... we sang this piece when I was in my High school Choir (many years ago).. and am looking for the music /lyrics for our community choir to sing. I love it!
Jimmenybob52 2 years ago
Lovely peice, btw its Ronald Binge
adipalmer123 2 years ago
Hi,
Does anyone know if this is available on a CD (this version)?
:0)
ShovelQueen 2 years ago
Jack the Ripper - different era (Victorian)
crabbyoldcow 2 years ago
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU I didn't know that this tune had words written to it until recently, and have been looking for the right lyrics to it ever since.
VERY SINCERE THANKS MY FRIEND.
crushed51 2 years ago
fantastisk.
makkaur50 2 years ago
Delightful.
RingOnWood 2 years ago
My mothers name is E lizabeth love this piece love my mother
noelmchugh 2 years ago 2
I might use this in the jack the Ripper musical we're working on...., changing the words obviously
MickeyLove01 2 years ago
A very beautiful rendition ! Thanlks for posting.
gussie5555 2 years ago 2
Excellent! I never knew there were words for this tune.
44tyke 2 years ago
I feel Roger Binge would have loved to have been alive to listen to this version of his piece.
oobovril 2 years ago
Fantastic - I didn't realise that any of our old recordings had been uploaded onto YouTube.
What made you decide on the USA photos? It looks lovely, but I can't imagine us with anything other than Pendle Hill in the background !
hallscroft 2 years ago
Thanks for a gentle, charming surprise - I'd given up on finding something as traditional and pleasant.
6z5y4x 2 years ago