Charlie Rose - Sting performs "Have you seen the bright...

[ironcloss6644]

I really like sting's interpretation of the renaissance ayre literature, but I hate his breathes. Not so much in this piece, but more so in "In darkness let me dwell". His deep breathes are just overwhelming in the musical silences. Otherwise I think he's doing awesome at everything else

[palfab962]

superb one sting man, do one with emma kirkby, it would be the dogs whatsits

im sure !!!!

[guitargirl4scrabble]

This is such a dreamy song. Edin/Sting's interpretation makes you fall in love with falling in love. Sigh.

[srjuliancosen]

sting el mas grande sin duda,me emociona escucharlo!!!

[Tullius]

I can understand you, but it is a question of interpretation. That is how people used to express their feelings, then.

[Walvis2007]

Lovely performance; not Dowland, however: poem by Ben Jonson; music by likely Robert Johnson.

There's a mistake in the first line, the meter is anapestic with nine syllables: Have you seen/but a bright/lilly grow, with a double alliterative.

Kudos to Sting for popularizing this piece.

[oflahertie2]

I admire him for exploring this music.

[picoaviento]

zwei wirklich ebenbürtige Künstler...Stimme und Laute...ich bin sehr beeindruckt und kann die gesammte CD Songs from the Labyrhinth

jedem empfehlen !!!!

[AmelieP2008]

Oh ja!!! und dowlands musik ist soooo schön!!

[svirginiak]

Sting has a great voice...and the music is quite captivating!!!!

[GLDRocky]

Greatest simbolization I´ve ever heard. But I hardly know the original author of this piece.