Marianne Faithfull with Warren Ellis - To The Moon (Lyrics Video)

Marianne Faithfull & Warren Ellis team up in a unique album of poetry and music, interpreting the works of Lord Byron, John Keats, Percy Bysshe Shelley and many more...
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Poem by Percy Bysshe Shelley
Music by Warren Ellis
Painting by Colin Self
Video direction by Yann Orhan
Lyrics :
Art thou pale for weariness
Of climbing heaven and gazing on the earth,
Wandering companionless
Among the stars that have a different birth, -
And ever changing, like a joyless eye
That finds no object worth its constancy?
#MarianneFaithfull #WarrenEllis #ToTheMoon #SheWalksInBeauty #LyricsVideo

[@edrandazzo4724]

Jesus! This is glorious, isn't it? Such warmth; such stillness.

[@J.Chapman-Drums]

Marianne Faithful has that sort of voice that as soon as I hear it, it brings me comfort and It makes me feel settled. You can hear in her voice, whether she sings or talks, that she pours her emotions into the piece of art it is that she is creating. It’s as if you are not alone.

[@mikespaccarelli5282]

Fact .Areal talent

[@mimisarah58]

I SO AGREE . JUST INDESCRIBABLE

[@karlconsiglio1505]

Like Judi Dench

[@gwynnielsen5081]

I have always admired Marianne for her honesty, but I never realized just how many songs that she has recorded. Brava!

[@philbeatles7822]

How lucky we are to have Marianne

[@emma-janeminshull-turner1242]

Isn't She Eloquent with these Word's,Love M.F.💚✨🌕p.s love Your Surname.

[@imsocuteimsorich4952]

Im a fan of john Percy Shelley,I love listening to Marian talking about the poem, through her ups+downs in life even at her lowest she always got herself back on track talking her favorite poem,I'm so proud of her how she managed to survive through her worst of times and listening to her talking on her favorite poems says it all, good on you Marian I'm so proud of you, you could have laid down +not come up,45yesrs on your still around and reading what you've always loved poetry,👍✌️🌈 good on you ,god bless you ,there's only few of us old timers left stay safe my old friend from 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪✌️👍✌👋🌈💙🐦😘👋🌈

[@gracie99999]

💜

[@enzogalli5506]

Tears and emotions...sublime Marianne!!

[@mimisarah58]

Absolutely breathtaking. I'm so delirious having found it today. No way to pull away. This one made me have many emotions

[@jbdsigned]

I will share this with my grandchild. So beautiful. Voice and composition.

[@nomnoms2396]

Sleep well you glorious nations, sleep well❤

[@reyramirez5710]

I haven’t stopped listening to this album all morning 😍😍😍

[@cameron4599]

Me too. I can't wait for my vinyl copy. It makes me happy sad. So very beautiful. I want to learn every word and piece of music, until it becomes part of my DNA, and I take it to the next place.

[@gretagarbeige]

I'm feeling very anxious, I'm schizophrenic and nothing seems to calm me down these days... until she released this album. This is what I needed. Thank you again Marianne for englightening my dark nights. I wish you well and love you with all my heart, thank you.

[@RayasNegroOvejas]

There's ton I could recommend if you like Warren's music, not just Marianne's voice, but for now I could direct you to a radio show like Calm Roots on NTS, as one example / www.nts.live/shows/calm-roots

[@leonardsimonis2376]

Warren worked together with Nick Cave (the Piano Player who is also singer of the band "Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds) on various albums since the 90s, and the latest three are in this manner, verry beautiful and calm. The first, "Push The Sky Away" is the most vivid and rocky of them, with guitars and everything but also calm ambient pieces. After the death of Nick Caves son, they released "Skeleton Tree". It has the sound of this song, but is much more darker most of the times, although there are some love and hope songs at the end. Warren does his job verry well on that record. The newest one, "Ghosteen", is the most beautiful and calm and lovely album I have ever heard. Really. Nothing comes close. They didn't use any drums, just Warrens layers of charming sounds, choirs, orchestra parts and ambient noises. It is the sequel to "Skeleton Tree", and Nick Cave seems to talk directly to his son and his family through the lyrics. Other Bands and albums that helped me calming down: -Cocteau Twins. great but strange band. Try "Victorialand" and "Heaven Or Las Vegas". -Dead Can Dance. They started as a darkwave band (maybe you like that), and released really great dark and medieval-oriental-gothic-oriented albums, and are currently touching world music. The male singer sings english most of the times, the female (with the greatest voice ever) sings in an own invented language. They have very dark and somber albums, real gothic masterpieces, but also some very beautiful. Begin with "The Serpent's Egg" and take a listen to "Spiritchaser". "Anastasis" is the most "poppy" of their albums, also great. If you like that, the other albums won't disappoint you. But they aren't anyones cup of tea. -Kate Bushs newest albums, "AERIAL" and "50 Words For Snow". Great, simply as that. The later one is so wintery it feels like a walk through a snowstorm. And Elton John sings on the record!!! Can't get any better -Julee Cruise - Floating Into the Night -Joanna Newsoms whole discography isn't that large (yet), but every song is so good and satisfyningly simple and complex at the same time. She plays harp and piano and sings. Her voice is quite bizarre, but I like it. Maybe that helps you

[@gretagarbeige]

@@leonardsimonis2376 Thank you so much for these recommendations, I already know the Cocteaus and Kate but I'll check the rest, god knows I need it! You're very kind.

[@gretagarbeige]

@@RayasNegroOvejas Thank you, it's much appreciated ❤️

[@leonardsimonis2376]

@@gretagarbeige :)

[@sigma2394]

Beautiful soulful music 🎶 The beauty haunting voice of Marianne Faithfull and the genius musician Warren Ellis make for memorable listening. Much Love and Respect.

[@bevren550]

Just magic.

[@johncourt9580]

This is gorgeous and a great idea, it brings peace and tranquillity, so needed in this troubled world.

[@cameron4599]

I'm not crying. Yes I'm crying. I love your work, Marianne. xx

[@MichimotoSatoh]

Beautiful voice and sounds

[@mtester8936]

Thank you. ❤

[@oneladypharoah6256]

So good to hear.. brilliant 👏 👏

[@didadou6509]

Es-tu pâle de lassitude De monter au ciel et de contempler la terre, errant sans compagnon Parmi les étoiles qui ont une naissance différente, - Et toujours changeant, comme un oeil sans joie qui ne trouve aucun objet digne de sa constance ?

[@copycatstevens139]

Wow Marianne your art is astounding

[@johnvetter6222]

So beautiful, so honest

[@beataspiewakjonsson1749]

Beautiful ❤️✨

[@associationuniversalis573]

L'apaisement la mer d'huile après la tempête

[@VIRGONOMICS]

Can’t wait to hear

[@cindyheadon9005]

Happy Birthday Marianne. 🌷 (29th December)

[@duncanbuchanan5119]

I really like this ! Just when I thought there would be different approaches each time it repeated ( inspired ) it ended ! Less is more ? Voice intact but locked in " The Tower Of Song " !!!!

[@MissA2THAE]

So calming and beautiful ❤️

[@MaryTC]

Parabéns Marianne ❤️

[@nickhavelock6455]

Genius

[@sybillenova1465]

She r e v a l u a t e s the value of p o e t r y and p o e t s.In a world where the only value is m o n e y this is highly appreciated.

[@andreamossel3831]

Hell Yeah!❣️

[@user-pg1cq8xp2e]

💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕Love from korea

[@gracie99999]

❤️

[@MSYNGWIE12]

For the lady with schizophrenia- I too have an illness, not yours but related- I rely on music, and especially Marianne Faithfull's for sustenance, joy, respite for and from my rage at what seems unfair- not just my mental health, all the quandaries- if that's a proper word! Marianne is SO much more eloquent - the album should have won a Grammy ( not that I dig "awards") I dont- but her industry is commercial and does and she has been too often "written" off... Marianne would take your hand and walk with you- I suspect if you bought this album, you are a fan of her's or is Warren Ellis the main musical genius? May I recommend on "those" days, her very early folk albums- I never, ever tire of them, for me they are always "new and fresh" like morning dew. Corny but true- I wish you the best. Take your medicine, nasty side-effects and all- my partner was a psychiatric nurse and as I said, I am ill too and like Marianne have "bad habits"! You can email me- I CAN LISTEN TOO! And I am empathetic- who else do you listen too, do you have a job, are you artistic- a broken brain doesn't mean a broken soul- big hug, from Canada- Namaste ( If you like to read, to divert your thoughts, I have a list of books recommended by Marianne- various topics, fiction and non fiction and I listen to Neil Gaiman's "young adult" audio books- The Ocean at the End of the Lane and my personal fav for sheer escapism, Neverwhere- they might even be free on KZbin)

[@gretagarbeige]

Hi again, thank you for your message ! I am a big fan of Marianne's discography, I love every album in their own way. I don't know much about Warren Ellis, I know he works with Nick Cave but I rarely listen to men singing (maybe except for David Bowie and Frank Ocean). I am creative, I write poetry and children's stories, mostly for myself and a few friends. It does me good and it's something I take great pride in and take very seriously. It's the only thing that keeps me going. If I were to disappear, I could never write again and I don't want that. As for meds... i know it's bad but i've stopped taking them, too much nasty side effects as you said. It ain't living, I couldn't take it anymore. It's not the first time i stopped taking them and I've accomplished stuff without. We'll see what happens, it's a bargain I know. anyway tmi ! I hope I didn't overshare !! Wait... Marianne made a list of books to read??!!! What is it? Would you mind telling me where to find it? Thank you for your kind words, I hope your health is good despite your illness. We'll get through this Love from France.

[@MSYNGWIE12]

To Greta, HI from Canada- I made up a list of books Marianne loves- did you still want it- there are quite a few and the subject matter ranges from poetry to sociology to politics to fiction...hope you are well. A fan from Canada.

[@lucyfaiella7220]

JUST BEAUTIFUL SONG LOVE IT ♥️ TO THE MOON..... WHY NOT GO TO THE SUN....LOL...♥️

[@Lyndanet]

This is exceptional Ty

[@elenamponatou5269]

Waiting for beauty.

[@di-indjeur6TV]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Valerie-qe3di]

❤❤❤

[@Selena-gj3zc]

Growing up, Jane was always the shy one in school. She was never one to speak up or stand out, and for that reason, she became an easy target for bullies. Every day, she would dread going to school, knowing that she would be teased and tormented by the same group of kids who had been picking on her for years. It started with small things, like name-calling and teasing, but it quickly escalated to physical bullying. Jane would come home from school with bruises and cuts, but she was too afraid to tell anyone what was happening. She didn't want to be seen as a tattletale or a weakling. As the years went on, the bullying became more and more intense. Jane felt like she had no escape. She couldn't concentrate in class, she couldn't make friends, and she couldn't even enjoy the things she used to love doing. She felt like she was trapped in a nightmare that would never end. But one day, something changed. Jane's parents noticed that she had been acting differently lately, and they finally convinced her to open up about what was happening at school. They were shocked and horrified to hear about the extent of the bullying, and they immediately took action. They talked to the school administration, who took the bullying seriously and made changes to ensure that Jane and other students would be safe from harm. They also got Jane the help she needed to cope with the trauma she had experienced. It wasn't an easy road, but with the support of her family and the school, Jane was able to overcome the bullying and start to heal. She eventually found her voice and began to stand up for herself, and she even became an advocate for other bullied students. In the end, Jane realized that she wasn't weak or powerless. She was strong and resilient, and she had the power to make a difference in her own life and in the lives of others. And that was something that no amount of bullying could ever take away from her.

[@maryahta]

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[@gracie99999]

[@janawall3306]

Who was it about?

[@katiecannon8186]

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[@prittywynzi663]

❤️❤️❤️🌌❤️🌌🌌🌌

[@МаксимМалов-ф1и]

I dare to compare this with Inner World (Dalai Lama, 2020) and Hudson River Wind Meditations (Reed, 2007).

[@dewacinta9137]

😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@MB-mb3856]

👍

[@mikespaccarelli5282]

Sounds like Brian Eno

[@ralphlang5806]

I don't like this vid. The thoughts are not so unique to bear the monotony of the speach.