Scarborough Fair (Canticle) - Margherita Pirri

[@MargheritaPirri]

Other covers performed by me you may like :) kzbin.info/aero/PLhMM0qUGFwYObTv4jIqnBfG8K3k4HY9jb&si=5A1lcu-VtiEsEH8v

[@ac10qt]

On n'a pas de mots.

[@G.B...]

It starts with a well-played intro and the right instruments, but then that voice starts to sing and you realize that's the best instrument.

[@IANMILLER-h9k]

Thank you Margherita for giving so much pleasure with your wonderful music - IAN

[@MargheritaPirri]

Thank you Ian!! ☀️✨

[@AndrzejSowinski-em4qh]

Sehr schönes Lied ❤Dankeschön 🎶 🎶

[@AndrzejSowinski-em4qh]

Vielen Dank und liebe Grüße

[@SofioVenida]

❤❤Wow❤

[@yves-noel-mariegonnet1043]

Les vidéos très personnelles:, pas du tout du "déjà vu": du grand Art. Grand Bravo! Grand Merci! & Chaleureux Encouragements.

[@MargheritaPirri]

Merci beaucoup bonne journée ☀️

[@peterisrael7374]

Nostalgic country

[@darradjibouaicha3617]

Je suis certain que Votre interprétation...sera un autre instant de bonheur !!!

[@MargheritaPirri]

Merci!! À plus tard 🤗✨

[@juanaalegre3304]

Genial ..bravo 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@MargheritaPirri]

Merci!!

[@Quentin-m8u]

Et au milieux coule une rivière revivre des moments de jeunesses de ses parents maguy je t'adore 💜

[@DSMS-nu4vj]

Hi Margherita, this time you brought me to tears, remembering the day I held my beautiful young daughter in my arms while listening to Scarborough Fair by Nana Mouskouri. She was great but you surpassed her in this performance. Thank you so much for this exceptional performance and bringing back precious memories! 💥💔❤❤❤

[@MargheritaPirri]

Thank you!! I m really happy you like my version and thank you for this heartwarming comment! 💫✨

[@primesidedown666]

Very beautiful and enchanting ❤ And the video is wonderful as well!

[@MargheritaPirri]

Thank you!! Happy you like it!! ☀️

[@IANMILLER-h9k]

A Beautiful Song and Video - IAN

[@MargheritaPirri]

Thank you!!

[@djohakhodja4816]

Merci, belle Dame ! ...

[@sylvieonillon9084]

Oh ma douce Margaritha y a longtemps que je t ai pas écoutée, manque de temps, mais comme çà fait du bien de t écouter, ta douceur, ta voix de cristal, et cette vidéo magnifique, on est hors du temps, il faudrait que tout le monde t écoute et le monde irait mieux. ❤

[@MargheritaPirri]

Merci beaucoup Sylvie!! Je suis heureuse de te revoir ici!! ☀️✨

[@DSMS-nu4vj]

Beautiful!, Great voice and video! ❤❤❤

[@MargheritaPirri]

Thank you 🙏

[@SofioVenida]

❤❤❤Beatiful songs❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@MargheritaPirri]

Thank you!!

[@rinosantoro4156]

Che intensità, bellissima la tua voce 👍 Margherita

[@MargheritaPirri]

Grazie Rino!!

[@Jtips1029]

Beautiful song 💞

[@danbicknell6224]

You are a beautiful singer thank you for sharing your special singing

[@MargheritaPirri]

Thank you!!

[@milliem8051]

Beautiful, I love this song and your singing ❤️

[@MargheritaPirri]

Thank you!!

[@SofioVenida]

❤❤❤Beautiful songs ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@mauriciosilva2233]

Esta linda canção me transportou para outro mundo. ❤️❤️❤️

[@196Stefan2]

Mich auch! Obrigado!

[@darradjibouaicha3617]

4:17 d'enchantement et de beauté Merci aVous!

[@MargheritaPirri]

Merci beaucoup ☀️

[@henningvisser1108]

A very sad song but perfectly executed by an extremely talented and beautiful lady. Luv U Margherita.

[@MargheritaPirri]

Thank you Henning!! ✨

[@guyphilippe8311]

Magnifique interprétation Margherita Pirri... je suis toujours envouté par votre voix et vos interprétations j'adoore!!!!😍❤❤❤

[@MargheritaPirri]

Merci beaucoup ✨

[@kolybithroxylo9681]

It is clearly an English folk-song as Scarborough is in north Yorkshire which i can assure you seeing im from Harrogate The actual fair at Scarborough was an annual trading fair which lasted for 45 days starting on August 15. It was granted a charter in 1253, and ran until 1788 when competition from other fairs made it untenable. Traditionally, the herbs in the song have the following associations: parsley - festivity sage - wisdom & immortality rosemary - remembrance thyme - courage & strength The name can be traced back to the Middle Ages, when the northern English city of Scarborough was an important meeting place for merchants from all over England. A major 45-day trade show, from 1,253 to 1,788, called Scarborough Fair, The song was probably written in the 16th or 17th century. It is likely that it came from the Scottish folk ballad The Elfin Knight. After being transferred from city to city, it changed many times. Today it has 11 elements. The song is about a former couple of lovers who now set unsurpassed tasks between them to become a couple again. what counts is their effort. And that it can also be interpreted as an invitation to a man in his previous love, who asks him to take on seemingly impossible tasks, to try again for him or her. However, an unwanted pregnancy is possible. The refrain "Parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme" initially does not make sense to a listener today, but has symbolic significance and can be considered as a request or prevention of an abortion for then. It is therefore also possible that as a Cambrian "Cymru" ( Wales ) theme the future child. The fact that they are ex-lovers also shows that the two are not married and makes the problem of the child between them clear. It also becomes clear that someone communicates in an encrypted way, after realizing the relationship and its consequences was considered a sin before the wedding, and it was a major scandal for that time. in-Teesdale, County Durham, England, sang "Scarborough Fair" to Ewan MacColl in 1947 Martin Carthy learned the song from MacColl and included it on his self-titled debut album in 1965. He taught the song to Paul Simon the same year and Simon & Garfunkel released his own version, which was extremely successful. Prior to that, Bob Dylan used Martin Carthy's version as the basis for his song "Girl from the North Country" from The Freewheelin's second album, Bob Dylan (1963).

[@MargheritaPirri]

Thank you for sharing!! Very interesting!!

[@lucsurmon2623]

Beaucoup plus qu'une simple interprétation ❤

[@MargheritaPirri]

✨🤗☀️

[@sylvainhyais8166]

Supreme display of a very beautiful song.

[@MargheritaPirri]

Thank you!! ☀️✨

[@kiltmhann76]

Atomic Voice !!!!!!!😮

[@afonsosousa6634]

Muito bonita a releitura de Margherita...ainda mais sensível numa história delicada.

[@MargheritaPirri]

Grazie mille!!

[@SofioVenida]

❤❤❤❤Beatiful younglady ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@yves-noel-mariegonnet1043]

Tout est beau Margherita. La vidéo est inspirée, féerique, romantique, pleine de poésie. Votre voix cristalline est enchanteresse. Le choix musical de qualité. Bravo Marghrerita, encouragements et surtout Merci!

[@MargheritaPirri]

Merci beaucoup 🌹

[@kiltmhann76]

Che bomba questa Super Marghy!!!❤❤❤

[@B_Ruphe]

A gorgeous rendering of a song with an interesting pedigree and history going back through the centuries. Thank you.

[@MargheritaPirri]

✨☀️🌙🤗

[@196Stefan2]

"Petersilie, Salbei, Rosmarin und Thymian"

[@IANMILLER-h9k]

Celestial Sounds - Ian

[@peterisrael7374]

Reminds of country fantasies

[@jeanyveslopin5677]

Toujours la même perfection

[@MargheritaPirri]

Merci!! ☀️

[@EugeniaRobert]

Beautiful voice, a pleasure to listen 🥰🥰

[@MargheritaPirri]

Thank you!! 🙏🌞

[@ouleys]

Hi, what is the meaning of this song? The song is beautiful, but I don’t understand the language / meaning. because there is no translation. thanks✨

[@cindyforbess8449]

Wow what a beautifully unique voice

[@MargheritaPirri]

Thank you!! 🌷

[@Wide000]

Wow! Superbe interprétation!

[@MargheritaPirri]

Thank you!! ☀️

[@goonercestlavie]

Très jolie vidéo. Bonne revisitation avec sensibilité aiguë

[@MargheritaPirri]

Merci!!

[@atiqueahmed3107]

Wow❤

[@pearce554]

You have a beautiful voice and you sing this beautifully. This might well be the most beautiful recording of "Scarborough Fair" I've ever heard. Well done for that. However - like most singers who cover it - you appear to have missed the point. It's not a beautiful song: it's a bitter and twisted divorce song. He says: "Tell her to make me a cambric shirt Without no seams nor needle work Then she'll be a true love of mine" In other words, "Make me a shirt without doing any sewing." She says: "Tell him to find me an acre of land Between the salt water and the sea strands Then he'll be a true love of mine" In other words, "Grow me a crop on the beach below high water mark." Both of these assertions are akin to saying, "When hell freezes over!" These characters are not in love: they hate each other.

[@MargheritaPirri]

Thank you!! Also for the explanation!! I think it’s an interesting point of view I never thought about.

[@lorencalfe6446]

Or it may be describing how humans are almost certainly incapable of receiving or giving truly flawless romantic love. This is a true sentiment. No such thing as immutable perfect love in romance.

[@giancarlocristiani8294]

Ti adoro , ho detto tutto ❤

[@SofioVenida]

❤❤❤❤You are beautifuls song. In the KZbin. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@iv.3571]

❤

[@vincenzodileonardo3397]

Se dovessi dedicare una canzone al mio amore sceglierei questa cantata da te Margherita

[@anamas32]

it is 06:00 now, full moon in the sky, there is not sleep for me, those times dont come back in my remember, your clear voice in my ear, perhaps at new times, maybe at a new life.