Twelfth Night (1980 TV) -- Feste's songs, part 2/2

[cryer3160]

why mourn'est thee?

[festmeable]

hey guys if you search wallaby17171 feste, you can check out my final song in twelfth night. I loved playing feste the jester in my high school shakespeare company and i just want you too check it out.

[MinorKeyDancing]

Great actor, splendid voice and kind man, Trevor Peacock. Thanks .

[Fuliginosus]

A great production, especially Feste's music

[zuleikabullock]

this is just Wat i need for ma presentation :)

[HippolytusVI]

Hey, Robin, jolly Robin,

Tell me how thy lady does.

My lady is unkind, perdy.

Alas, why is she so?

She loves anoth-- Who calls, ha?

[eddymusica]

wow!!That was great!! But I still want to see the others!!

[brownycrevice]

no no no no no no no no no yes!! It's that bloke from The Vicar of Dibly!

[Stinafinan]

Oh, I didn't see that at first, but yes it is :D

[bfallingstar]

I suppose there is some thought that the first version one hears of a song is the version to which one will ever after compare all others. So it it for me with "The Wind and The Rain." This version here is the one I shall always prefer. I remember when I first saw this production aired, it was shown with a program of Elizabethan music and commentary by The Waverly Consort. I do wish this was available on DVD again.

[islandgirl700]

Brilliant! So charming to see! So glad you care enough to post these lovely, lovely versions for people to enjoy!

[arianvynn]

Woah... just... woah! One just has to love Feste, Launcelot Gobbo, Launce and all such characters in Shakespeare's works.

[MajesticIndolence]

Splendid.

[bookstar77]

Man does not live on rock and roll alone! Excellent!

[D9l3tt]

I LOVE THIS! Incredibly charming and beautiful! and he has a wonderful voice, earthy - he is perfect for this role!