Philomela across the Centuries (Though Philomela lost her love)

A madrigal (Though Philomela lost her love) by the Renaissance composer Thomas Morley, followed by a 20th century re-write of the madrigal by Richard McHale in she-woop-de-wop style (with Mr Morley looking on in some confusion!), ending with the original version again, just to round it off.
Performed by the dwsChorale (a one-man multitracking choir)

Category:

Music

Tags:

• philomela
• morley
• mchale
• dwsChorale
• Solomons
• madrigal
• renaissance
• she-woop de-wop
• styles
• versions

[theprof1958]

*****GREAT!*****

but, multiple voices and/or multiple personalities can be annoying if you have to pay multiple tickets on airplanes...

[dwf56]

Creative, entertaining, fun, and a breath of fresh air! So nice to hear and see a novel approach and performance of an "old stand by" in an entirely original format. Thanks!

[JoeFielding72]

My friend. That was awesome.Nothing like hearing all your amazing voices. You are a talent that shines in so many different ways. This made are night hear. Mom said hi and wishes you a fabulous night. Take care my Dear friend. I can not wait to see your next gift to are eyes and ears. God bless you and your family. The part that totally blew me away was the doo wop part of the song. magnificent.