A la Claire fontaine

This is me singing a French song called A la claire fonatine. This rendition is from the movie The Painted Veil. I recommend you see it!

I do not speak french and please forgive me for butchering this song.

I am looking for any and all constructive criticism here!!!!

thanks to all of you

Category:

Music

Tags:

• french
• la
• claire
• fontaine
• painted
• veil

[Andersonchorao]

quem ta cantando essa musica?

[mshana36]

sorry, I can't understand. :(

[mshana36]

Sorry about the translation..like I said I am not a French speaker and I was trying to give a lovely english subtitle so other non French speaking individuals like me could also enjoy. I'm sorry for the mistakes! :)Thanks for all the comments.

[xNarumi]

@mshana36 She/He is asking what the singer's name :)!

[MrBethlemos]

Amei...

[damour5]

I am french and I certainly appreciate the effort of someone who tries to sing in my language...

[damour5]

Nice :-)

[Monalisaribeiro]

@mshana36 she is say "Who sing that song?"

[majnoona333]

Salam beautiful, how are you Nadira? it was a nice surprise to hear from you and I was also surprised to listen to your lovely video!!! you sound like an angel and it was a privilege listening to you! say, are you still on msn? because I have recently installed messenger and would be cool to catch you on there sometime ...

a million hugs to you and yours

mariam

[plutoisaplanetorelse]

oh wow i didn't know it was you singing it until i read the box. you have a great voice, you sound like an actual recording artist! no, your french isn't very good, but considering you don't speak french it's not bad at all.

[1964anne1]

you have a beautiful voice, but the french accent is very strong, sry... overall, its good

[lifehouse57]

no, your french is not good, but you have a beautiful voice

[julyconcerto]

There is a humming in the background that makes this sound delightfully eerie!

Besides that, this is very beautiful. The only version I've heard is sung at a faster tempo, and hearing it so soft and slow gives it a warm, bittersweet sadness, epitomizing the sadness of loss, or perhaps heartbreak. Perfect. :)