Silent Worship - 'Traditional England' download album - David KJ

[Rick45451000]

Thank You for this beautiful version. It is one of my all time favourites. Truly beautiful.

[VoceVersatile]

@Rick45451000 Thank you for your kind comment - I'm so glad you enjoyed my version. It's also on iTunes but no longer on Amie Street. Warm regards - David Keith Jones

[sirjosh2009]

This is incredible. I've never heard a voice in such a control of pitch and volume.

[VoceVersatile]

@sirjosh2009 Thanks for your kind comment. The David Keith Jones version is also on iTunes and Amazon MP3.

[vivascargill]

Beautiful!! ironic that Handel could write Hail the conquering hero celebrating the butcher of the Scots at Culloden

[VoceVersatile]

@vivascargill Thanks for you kind comment. Handel, being German, of course kept in with the Hanoverians - as did Shakespeare with the Tudors. A great composer, nonetheless.

[vivascargill]

@VoceVersatile this is truly beautiful--perhaps some of the chandos anthems?

[VoceVersatile]

Thanks again! I don't do much on You Tube at present due to albums for iTunes etc but was intrigued by your channel. I am from a mining family. My grandad supported of Uncle Joe then became a Maoist.. During the 1984-5 strike I supported the miners, but on visiting Wales found that some people distrusted Arthur's leadership - defeat from the jaws of victory etc.

My school contemporary Neil Kinnock became leader of the UK Labour Party.

Best wishes - David (David Keith Jones)

[aireschel1787]

David, I saw you put this song on your iTunes album. Congratulations on that, and hope it does great. The 1996 "Emma" was a lovely movie, and hearing you sing this song makes me think of lovely things like gardens, birds, flowers.

[VoceVersatile]

Thank you so much, Sarah. I re-recorded it with Sibelius. You can sample the new version free via Google: VoceVersatile Amie Street.

[rlglldjlrlj]

Always a pleasure to listen to this gifted singer. I certainly hope there are plenty more to follow. I also enjoy the accompanying photographs. Roy Lewis

[VoceVersatile]

Thanks again, Roy - much appreciated.