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Title: Last Rose of Summer Post by: DwarfMaster on December 16, 2010, 01:27PM Does anybody know who arranged the Last Rose of Summer on A New Journey? ???
Title: Re: Last Rose of Summer Post by: DwarfMaster on December 16, 2010, 03:34PM David Downes, I figured out.
Moderator can delete this or whatever. Title: Re: Last Rose of Summer Post by: Emer Dreamer on March 06, 2012, 06:40PM A better pair to perform this duet does not exist... With all due respect to the others Hayley and Meav were perfect for this one.
Title: Re: Last Rose of Summer Post by: Hubert on May 10, 2012, 11:43AM Yeah, Hayley and Meav did it best but when they left Chloe and Lynn did a very good job. It just shows the talent and versatility that all the present and former CW members have.
Title: Re: Last Rose of Summer Post by: Emer Dreamer on May 22, 2012, 05:56PM I can't argue with that. :)
Title: Re: Last Rose of Summer Post by: Wyle_E on October 12, 2012, 03:38AM Yeah, Hayley and Meav did it best but when they left Chloe and Lynn did a very good job. It just shows the talent and versatility that all the present and former CW members have. It's a rare group that can lose that much beauty, vocal power and sheer class without breaking up. I've often said that CW is like Doctor Who. Whatever happens to him, he just regenerates. Maybe CW really will eventually play the Apollo Theater in the Sea of Tranquility.Title: Re: Last Rose of Summer Post by: Wyle_E on October 27, 2012, 10:54AM I found a Hayley Westenra post-CW solo version of this song, and I like it better. That lyric, about loneliness, really doesn't make a good duet. Dammit, now I have a case of tune-in-my-head, with a song that does not go well with chronic depression. My previous tune-in-the-head was "Mo Ghile Mear", which was just fine. but I have to get rid of this one fast. A few Lisa Kelly solos plus "Teir Abhaile Riu" and "The World Falls Away" ought to do it.
Title: Re: Last Rose of Summer Post by: Emer Dreamer on December 15, 2012, 09:40PM I found a Hayley Westenra post-CW solo version of this song, and I like it better. That lyric, about loneliness, really doesn't make a good duet. Dammit, now I have a case of tune-in-my-head, with a song that does not go well with chronic depression. My previous tune-in-the-head was "Mo Ghile Mear", which was just fine. but I have to get rid of this one fast. A few Lisa Kelly solos plus "Teir Abhaile Riu" and "The World Falls Away" ought to do it. .... or for me... a Meavian "Dulaman". ALWAYS raises my spirits. :D |