Lacrymosa - Megaliths of Cornwall

[freackykit]

I love this Ken...Sp powerful and what a gem to stumble on!

A leaning to the Celtic church maybe, or just a theme about the historic roots of Christianity in England?

Chris

Chris

[russbuss415]

love these old recordings Ken.

[KenMiddletonUkulele]

This one is from a school play I wrote in the 70's or early 80's.

[ukeshale]

Very impressive. Powerful stuff

[KenMiddletonUkulele]

Thank Shane.

[idrnoel]

Dang... my connection from home is simply too slow. I'm going to watch this first thing I do when I get to the office - in 2 days time. Thank God for FB or I would not have found this channel Ken.

[KenMiddletonUkulele]

Thanks for watching, Dylan. Hardly anyone visits this channel. You are one of a select few.

[idrnoel]

@KenMiddletonUkulele Ah... excellent musical work (even if it's not ukulele related). I think the photos were excellent. Are there a lot of these rock arrangements in England where you live?

[KenMiddletonUkulele]

Most of these preshistoric monuments are in places like Wales and Cornwall.

[UKISOCIETY]

Hey, you got my Lacrimosa in my Pie Jesu!

This was awesome, Ken. Don't let Andrew L Webber hear it unless it's copyritten!

I heard an announcer on a classical radio station in Cincinnati say "Pi Jesu", like an apple pie.

[KenMiddletonUkulele]

Haha. Thanks Alan.

I still like to hear this piece. I'm quite proud of it. I just wish I had a better recording.

[revdrjim]

nice ken but they should put in some roller coasters, have guides in period clothing and a gift shop at that place. give it some dignity like we do here in the states

[KenMiddletonUkulele]

Haha. There are hundreds of these things dotted around Corwall, and hardly any visitors.

[antoniaworbridge]

Hi Ken!

Very impressive!

Very interesting!

It is good if you have valuable

Treasures 30 years ago, my compliment

best regards Antonia :-)

[KenMiddletonUkulele]

Thank you for watching, Antonia.