R. Vaughan Williams - The Lark Ascending | Candida Thompson & Amsterdam Sinfonietta

The Lark Ascending is one of the most performed and loved works in the classical repertoire. With its subtle use of pentatonics, written-out violin improvisations and references to English folk music, the work has a deeply nostalgic feel. This performance was the dutch premiere of the version for solo violin and string orchestra last July in Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ. Subscribe here: bit.ly/subscrib...
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[@cmw9876]

Delighted to hear you all in these hard times and especially happy to hear you play this piece. 🎻🎵❤️

[@gaaguim]

wonderful (sparkling) music. ❤️❤️🎶. Thank you.

[@MrRobisj]

Outstanding performance, can't wait to hear these talented musicians live from the hall. Until then theese recordings are very welcomed, thank you!!! 🙂

[@Rubiiz1991]

Beautiful!

[@goingmouch3753]

He wrote this classic because he saw the demise of the English identity and culture.... he would be devastated if he could see it now .. heartbreaking

[@eddyjuillerat835]

Sublime piece. Played by a female violonist, the touch is smoother than a man. But I must say that a prefer the masculine stronger play, like Jack Liebeck's version with Voce8. Although in the very high notes, here Thompson makes it sound cleaner.