Haley Westernra, "Pie Jesu," from Webber's Requiem
(from the Mrs.)
There are no words.
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4 comments:
Lovely.
I cannot get this out of my head. Major ear worm infestation... heh... but a good one. If you haven't seen the young British lad of 11 sing Pie Jesu, go to YouTube and find it. Phenomenal, just like Miss Haley. Enjoy your hiatus and stay in touch...
Winston,
Webber gets knocked about some for being too middle-brow, and he's been accused of plagiarizing . . . but it's easy to forgive an awful lot for having written this piece.
Thanks for stopping by, and for the good wishes.
Wow, beautiful. Thanks.
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