Elizabethan Serenade, Flute

Adrian Brett play Elizabethan Serenade
composed by Ronald Binge was a British composer and arranger of light music

Elizabethan Serenade (1951), which was used by the British Broadcasting Corporation as the theme for the popular 1950s series, "Music Tapestry," and as the play-out for the British Forces Network radio station, for which he won an Ivor Novello Award


1979 echoes of gold

Category:

Music

Tags:

• adrian
• brett
• flute
• elizabethan
• serenade
• ronald
• binge
• british
• 1951
• music
• tapestry
• ivor
• noello
• award
• classical

[derek161156]

A song that is meant too be played i think whilst one can just either sit or lay there dreaming. A sound that one cannot get fed up with, unless you play it 100s of times, but even then i doubt it, i do rank this song high up with green sleeves and stgrangers on the shore by the one and only Acker Bilk

[TouchTheWind]

yes, this is the most beautiful tune ever written ! i enjoy it so much !

the first time i heard this song i was a teenager visiting in Edmonton, Alberta. I instantly adored this song/tune/melody.

[theathanor]

enjoyed this very much!

[TheHitDetector]

This is a superb version with the flute.

[MultiAraan]

muito bela!!!!

[2233golf2]

Simply divine...everything said by the fellow commentaries !

much appreciated!

GOD BLESS!

[elizaa55]

@elizaa55 Waar kan ik deze mooie muziek kopen??

[irmavN]

Pragtig!

[mike8656]

beautiful, soooo summery. makes me feel good to be alive. make you want to get up and dance. thankyou for posting.

[AstorLights]

The beauty in pure form. Bolero, the ode to joy, and this one are the most beautifull tunes. Its good to be alive :)

[elizaa55]

Geweldig, ik blijf maar op de repeat drukken!!