Mozart Piano No. 21- The Elvira Madigan theme - from Day's Devon - music video

http://www.DaysDevon.com In a moment of madness I made this video one weekend. It is the whacky trailer for Day's Devon - and a little bit cryptic. This Mozart piano piece which I'd asked Stephen Marquis to play for a previous film about Dorset was finally used in the Devon film. There is a lot of melancholy and sadness in this piece and I've used it in the Devon film in the ancient history part - a lament to a lost civilastion crushed by the Romans

Day's Devon is a 2 hour 20 minute documentary about Devon and its history

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Mozart 21 Piano concerto
• Mozart Music Video
• Elvira Madigan theme
• Classical
• 1785
• Amadeus no 21

[mymoonspun]

I adored this mesmerising video from start to finish, amazed by the clever coordination of music and imagery. I would very much like to see this wonderful film in it's entirety. Quite possibly the only film on Devon of it's kind. Wonderful, informative and enthralling!!!

[Daysdevon]

Thank you kindly sir, Im sure your wish can be granted.

[maggidol]

I was thrilled to watch this traier having seen the original film. Well done Phil!

[dayfilm]

.... to continue - I suggest you sit back and watch it in a slowed down and meditative manner. Watch also the trailer I've just put up. And why not subscribe to the channel as I'm going to put up a further 18 videos relatingto this film in the next few weeks.

[dayfilm]

Brilliant video - even though I say so myself and I did it. Seriously it is best to slow down and watch this video. Although some of this music is in the video, not all of it. Last Sunday I suddenly made this video and it turned into a trailer for Day's Devon. It is advised to watch till the end as it gives a sublime impression of the whole movie, particularly the investiagtion and subsequent destruction of the ancient civilisation that existed in the west country before the Roman invasion of ..

[cararb]

I was copletely absorbed watching this fascinating collage of Devon--I never realised Devon has so many interesting places to see and history. Thanks for posting.