HANDEL / FINNEAS: Where'er You Walk, starring Hugo Hymas (tenor)

[@Joggelschorsch]

Please never stop making these beautiful reinterpretations!

[@samuelmarinob]

Beautiful voice, musicality and colleague ❤️🌈

[@davidlucey1311]

Absolutely wonderful! May he have a long and prosperous career.

[@FeliMoschos]

Lovely!!! Greetings from Athens Greece.

[@Ikwigsjoyful]

Beautiful voice, and a lovely rendition of a wonderful choice of music - I really enjoy these tribute videos where you reference famous music videos from other genres. Please do make more!

[@andrewcorbett-nolan7523]

Love to see this series from OAE. What an absolutely beautiful voice Hugo Hymas has

[@roscomeon3965]

Outstanding rendition of this piece from Semele. Haunting. What a talented tenor.

[@shoshannafachima1306]

Exquisite Bravo bravissimo🎵❤️🎶

[@andycordy5190]

Spooky! I was humming this tune to myself today. Such a hit for Mr. Handel. I always loved him but he became much more meaningful to me after visiting the Foundling Hospital Museum, where a very lively terracotta portrait bust is on display. This is such a beautiful video and the performances are ravishing.

[@peterhoulihan9766]

Hats off to whoever was playing the watering can. Amazing performance.

[@roscomeon3965]

Hugo H blew my mind. Gorgeous.

[@Cellottia]

What amazing concentration HH keeps up, to sing so beautifully amongst so many distractions!

[@eronkarlvictorino7401]

0:17

[@charlesbarber8166]

Looks like the scene from Spielberg's 'Close Encounters' when the hero's repair truck is stopped by space aliens on the country road. Where 'ere you gawk...

[@trishtraynor1237]

I have O Level Music and epilepsy linked to my autism. See what I'm saying? Nice to hear one of the arias I sang for the practical component of the exam but a bit tricky to be subjected to spinning light. Not a totally inclusive production but nice voice. 🤔

[@LeRoiJojo]

It's hard not to imagine the production team with the fan, the rain bucket, the fireworks, just throwing stuff at a spinning performer in front of a camera. Not gonna lie, I bursted out laughing when I saw the fireworks. 🤣

[@michaelbishop.]

Film students and musicians must be encouraged to explore ideas, otherwise what’s the point? Museums in D major?

[@renzo6490]

They must also be ready to acknowledge when their efforts fall short.

[@michaelbishop.]

@@renzo6490 They would accept that not everyone will be positive about their efforts, but in pushing boundaries in film and music, isn’t that inevitable?

[@gretalaube91]

I kept thinking: "What's next? Hurricane? It's hard enough to sing! Poor guy..."

[@mikeward1701]

Gotta say, feels odd listening to this in November, but it's early for next summer at least :)

[@valtergilenardi2639]

Immenso George Friedrich Handel

[@renzo6490]

What is the artistic justification of this video ?

[@margaretwilliams3900]

Beautiful not unlike Richard Lewis rendition

[@robbicu]

The lights and water are unnecessarily distracting.

[@francobenavides]

Boomer

[@roscomeon3965]

Get a life

[@bruceharris1772]

Why abuse perfomers in this way - for that is what the visuals here do.

[@dianaallison3177]

Completely agree. Such an unnecessary disrraxtion. I switched off.

[@aphexon.]

Boomer

[@harrietcopperman7078]

Can't watch because of the lights

[@rl3821]

Wow did you ever miss the artistic vision being presented… oh well your loss I’m afraid!

[@karldelavigne8134]

I'm not sure that worked.

[@mquietsch6736]

I just wish he'd refrained from using his tremolo in every conceivable moment. I've never understood why anyone loving music would want to muddy a beautiful tone with this permanent wobble.

[@margaretwilliams3900]

I agree