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Villagers – A Trick of the Light

villagers pretending to swim

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Published on Jun 12, 2018

Villagers – “A Trick of the Light” from ‘The Art of Pretending to Swim’, out now on Domino Record Co. Subscribe to Villagers on YouTube: http://bit.ly/VillagersYT Buy ‘The Art of Pretending to Swim’: http://smarturl.it/ArtOfPretendingMart Digital: http://smarturl.it/TheArtOfPretendingDL Stream & Save “A Trick of the Light”: http://smarturl.it/TOTLStrm Follow Villagers: YouTube: http://smarturl.it/VillagersYT Website: https://www.wearevillagers.com/ Facebook: http://smarturl.it/VillagersFB Instagram: http://smarturl.it/VillagersIN Twitter: http://smarturl.it/VillagersTW Spotify: http://smarturl.it/VillagersSP Apple Music: http://smarturl.it/VillagersAM Follow Domino Record Co: YouTube: http://smarturl.it/DominoYT Website: http://smarturl.it/DominoRecordCo Facebook: http://smarturl.it/DominoFB Twitter: http://smarturl.it/DominoTW Instagram: http://smarturl.it/DominoIN Director: Bob Gallagher Producer: Zlata Filipovic Producer: Maggie Fagan Assistant Director: Jeff Doyle Movement Director: Eddie Kay Production Assistant: Eoin Redican Production Design / Costume: Noelle Slacke Set Design: Ray Fitzsimons Gaffer: Paul O’Connor Lighting assistant: Chris Garrett Cinematography: Joseph Ingersoll & Bob Gallagher Hair and Make Up Artist: Susan Kenny MUA assistant Monday: Roisin Condon MUA assistant Tuesday: Katie Saurin Editor: Shaun Ryan Grade: Michael Higgns Commissioner: John Moule Production Assistant: Jacob Farr Cast: Bryan Quinn, Conor O’Brien, Maureen Butler, Dagmar Bar, Jay Asolo, Mike Timms, Marta Callava, Bernie Abbot, Eamonn Elliott, Rachel Kenny, Tanita Hingerty, Cal Folger Day, Stephen Tiernan, Ashley Carroll, Brendan Jenkinson Thanks: Ranelagh Arts Centre, Pressup, Wowburger, Teach Solais, Film Equipment Hire, Crooked Gentlemen, Michael Fleming, Marie Denham http://vevo.ly/nd8XvX
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This Town – Niall Horan with the RTÉ Concert Orchestra – 12 May 2018

 

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•May 13, 2018
 

Lyrics

Waking up to kiss you and nobody’s there
The smell of your perfume still stuck in the air
It’s hard
Yesterday I thought I saw your shadow running round
It’s funny how things never change in this old town
So far from the stars

And I want to tell you everything
The words I never got to say the first time around
And I remember everything
From when we were the children playing in this fairground
Wish I was there with you now

If the whole world was watching I’d still dance with you
Drive highways and byways to be there with you
Over and over the only truth
Everything comes back to you

I saw that you moved on with someone new
In the pub that we met he’s got his arms around you
It’s so hard
So hard

And I want to tell you everything
The words I never got to say the first time around
And I remember everything
From when we were the children playing in this fairground
Wish I was there with you now

Because if the whole world was watching I’d still dance with you
Drive highways and byways to be there with you
Over and over the only truth
Everything comes back to you
You still make me nervous when you walk in the room
Them butterflies they come alive when I’m next to you
Over and over the only truth
Everything comes back to you

And I know that it’s wrong
That I can’t move on
But there’s something about you

If the whole world was watching I’d still dance with you
Drive highways and byways to be there with you
Over and over the only truth
Everything comes back to you
You still make me nervous when you walk in the room
Them butterflies they come alive when I’m next to you
Over and over the only truth
Everything comes back to you
Everything comes back to you

Source: Musixmatch

Songwriters: Jamie Scott / Niall Horan / Daniel Bryer / Mike Needle

This Town lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Ltd., Njh Publishing Limited, Emi Music Publishing Ltd, Catherine Songs Ltd

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Emmylou Harris,Dolly Parton, Linda Ronstadt – After the Goldrush by Neil Young. Late Show

Harris, Parton, Ronstadt on Late Show, March 24, 1999 (full, stereo)

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•May 2, 2018
 

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“Trio II” was recorded in 1994 but not released until 1999, when Emmylou Harris, Dolly Parton, and Linda Ronstadt appeared on Late Show to perform Neil Young’s “After the Gold Rush.” The Glass Harmonica (or Armonica) was played by Dennis James, who remembers the performance in an interview with Rich Bailey in 2002: Rich Bailey: I remember when you appeared with her on Letterman and you discussed the Armonica a bit. How was that? Dennis James: Well, it was a great surprise. A sort of unspoken message in the air to me before the broadcast was “Do not say anything on the air!”. After all, these things are Linda’s appearances. When David L. leaned over his desk and directed a question to me I simply froze- on playback of the dub I can see myself caught and unable to speak. I received a glance from Linda that said to me it was OK and so when he tried again I called back a flip one liner and on things went from there. http://www.ronstadt-linda.com/djames…. The synthesizer player is Cliff Carter. I think the pianist is Robbie Kondor. The Trio altered two lines in their original “Trio II” recording: 1. “in the nineteen seventies” changed to “in the twentieth century.” 2. “And I felt like getting high” changed to “And I felt like I could cry.” Here’s their CD version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykMzS… It’d be tough to imagine them changing the lyrics without first getting Neil’s permission. So to everyone complaining about the lyric changes in this live performance: Don’t blame the show or the network. The changes had been made in the Trio’s original recording. And, we must assume, with Neil Young’s blessing. Update: Quoting Wikipedia: “Parton also released a solo version of the song in 1996, though her version altered the line ‘I felt like getting high’ to ‘I felt like I could cry’ with the permission of Neil Young.”
 
 
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Silently, She’s Combing – Choral Scholars of UCD

70,984 views Premiered Sep 21, 2024 DUBLIN CITY

Official Music Video from the Choral Scholars of University College Dublin, performing ‘Silently, She’s Combing’ from James Joyce’s ‘Chamber Music’ Listen to the brand new album, released on September 20th, here: [https://lnk.to/JamesJoyceChamberMusic]. Experience the haunting beauty of ‘Silently, She’s Combing,’ a stunning choral setting of James Joyce’s Chamber Music, performed by the Choral Scholars of University College Dublin. This video includes an exclusive 3-second album promo to celebrate the release of our new album, out now! This piece is part of our ‘James Joyce Chamber Music’ series, where we set Joyce’s poetry to music. This choral arrangement offers a lyrical and ethereal interpretation of one of Ireland’s most celebrated writers. For lovers of choral music, classical arrangements, and James Joyce’s literary works, this performance provides an immersive experience of Irish cultural history. Listen to the brand new album, released on September 20th, here: [https://lnk.to/JamesJoyceChamberMusic]. Composed by Desmond Earley, this piece brings to life James Joyce’s poem (XXIV) from his iconic Chamber Music collection, capturing the ethereal imagery of a woman silently and gracefully combing her hair. Accompanied by the Solstice Ensemble, led by Anita Vedres, the music subtly mirrors the introspective themes of distance and indifference, resonating with the mystical aura of Ireland. Soprano soloists Emily Doyle and Kiri O’Neill blend seamlessly with the ensemble, evoking a timeless, reflective atmosphere, guided by the rich textures of string and wind instruments. This video not only showcases the Choral Scholars’ distinctive blend of Irish choral sound but also the ensemble’s interpretation of Joyce’s works in a contemporary, yet deeply respectful manner. Conducted by Desmond Earley, this performance is part of a broader international collaboration to fulfil Joyce’s dream of setting all 36 poems from Chamber Music to music. Credits: Soloists: Emily Doyle and Kiri O’Neill Solstice Ensemble Leader: Anita Vedres Production Team: Executive Producer: Desmond Earley Production Manager: Hanna Marshall Director: Matthew Leigh Producer: Nodlag Houlihan Director of Photography: Andrew Cummins Camera Assistant: Edmond Moriarty Editor: Emmet Reddy Hair & Makeup: Amanda Conlon Colourist: Emmet Reddy Audio Production: Recording Engineer: Andrew Mellor Mixing & Mastering: Andrew Mellor Label: Signum Classics Subscribe for more performances from Chamber Music and listen to the full album here: [https://lnk.to/JamesJoyceChamberMusic]. Video produced by Zucca Films. Audio recorded in Blackrock College, Dublin. (P) 2024 The copyright in the sound recording used in this video is owned by Signum Records Ltd. #ChoralScholars#JamesJoyce#ChamberMusic#IrishChoralMusic#DesmondEarley#SignumRecords#JamesJoycePoetry#ClassicalChoral#IrishMusic#ChoralPerformancesChoral Scholars of University College Dublin109K subscribers

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