More videos from Chloe's DVD

[Mitthus]

 :)Hi Celeste. Thanks for your words but I know...my english is terrible. I don't have problem to read, to understand...but write is another question. Remenber, I think in portuguese - understand is more easy than speak. Did you understand what I post here???

I have a question for you. How can you do to know so quickly about the videos on yotube? I posted "Someday" 7 hours ago. You look like very smart

I'd like to write more posts here but it is really difficult to me...but I visit the forum every day and I love read your comments...and KAJ posts too.

Ok, it is enough for my limited english today...it is a pleasure to meet you and everyone here.
 

[Celeste]

A-ha, a lovely new addition today -- the title track of Chloe's solo DVD, "Waking in the Air":

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sfm0qNBZo1I

[celticriver]

:)Hi Celeste. Thanks for your words but I know...my english is terrible. I don't have problem to read, to understand...but write is another question. Remenber, I think in portuguese - understand is more easy than speak. Did you understand what I post here???

I have a question for you. How can you do to know so quickly about the videos on yotube? I posted "Someday" 7 hours ago. You look like very smart

I'd like to write more posts here but it is really difficult to me...but I visit the forum every day and I love read your comments...and KAJ posts too.

Ok, it is enough for my limited english today...it is a pleasure to meet you and everyone here.
 

Your English is very good!!!  I won't even try to speak Portugese!

[Celeste]

Ah, how nice to see the DVD version of "The Prayer" on YouTube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3LTtMsMKCrc

This is my least favourite video on Chloe's DVD, because the attire is too casual, and the setting too urban. But I still enjoy listening to it very much. You will note that the performance is slightly different than the Slane Castle version -- even the introductory woodwind theme differs somewhat.

[Celeste]

Ah, now here's a new video from Chloe's DVD (just posted to YouTube) that I really like -- one of her signature songs, Cesar Franck's "Panis Angelicus":

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gvZUZtaCXW4

In terms of performance, I prefer the Slane Castle version, but I love the fact that this video is set amid Gothic cloisters. No setting could be more fitting.