Shakespeare’s Hit Songs! Edward de Vere’s Musical Compositions - With Robert Prechter

[@duncanmckeown1292]

Many thanks for this Phoebe! It was an investigation I was very keen to see. Plenty of wonderful vistas open up if you start to connect the musical and poetic de Vere.

[@phoebe_devere]

Thanks so much for watching :)

[@gregbiggs7564]

Really Really Brilliant Phoebe!!!! CHEERS

[@phoebe_devere]

Thanks Greg!!

[@6deste]

Absolutely wonderful discussion, amazing research. Thank you both.

[@phoebe_devere]

Thanks for watching!!

[@bcworth444]

Another fascinating presentation with Robert Prechter. Appreciate it!

[@phoebe_devere]

Thank you so much!

[@CulinarySpy]

I'm vibrating in anticipation (in the key of Db!)

[@Nope.Unknown]

Sure you don't mean in the key of E?! 😂❤

[@s.r.osborn5783]

Man of a thousand extraordinary voices....So beautiful....thank you P&B....

[@phoebe_devere]

Thank you!!

[@jayiotis]

This is excellent from beginning to end. Bob and Phoebe continue to produce entertaining and knowledgeable videos for the De Vere cause. Long may it continue!

[@phoebe_devere]

Thanks so much, I’m glad you enjoyed it!

[@jayiotis]

⁠@@phoebe_deverehi Pheobe, the Philip Sidney diss can be found in Roger Stritmatter’s “Poems of Edward de Vere vol.1. (2nd edition). It relates to E.O.16, “Were I a king”, not E.O.18, “My mind to me a kingdom is”. Roger’s comments are at the beginning of Appendix B. Amusingly, Bob P. Has an essay, “Verse parallels between Oxford & Shakespeare” in the very same book. Great essay

[@phoebe_devere]

@@jayiotisthanks!!

[@joekostka1298]

As always, Phoebe, You and Bob rock! Loving the anticipation too!

[@phoebe_devere]

Yay, thank you!

[@robertashley7751]

Only for 50 years though.hes not old enough to remember Buddy Holly

[@archer8852]

Thank you! That was fantastic!!! Was left wanting MORE!!!

[@phoebe_devere]

So glad you enjoyed it!

[@tedwong6605]

Thank you so much for this wonderful wonderful story you tell in collaboration. With genius and passion, de Vere brought another facet of the Italian Renaissance to England.

[@phoebe_devere]

@@tedwong6605 thanks Ted!

[@jesusislukeskywalker4294]

how interesting 👍 i always wondered.. thanks for your research and presentation 🙏

[@jesusislukeskywalker4294]

21:10 or there abouts 😬 "if read by candlelight" ... that is hilarious

[@kaloarepo288]

Composer Thomas Arne best known for "Rule Britannia" wrote a lot of splendid Shakespeare songs -but he lived quite a long time after Shakespeare - the most famous composer closest to Shakespeare (except the famous Thomas Tallis and William Byrd who wrote mainly sacred music ) was John Dowland whose songs I absolutely love.

[@Amedee360]

Hey Jude - Paul McCartney writes for John Lennon’s son Julian. Very much writing in honor of a friend’s children

[@jesusislukeskywalker4294]

the beatles model is built along the same lines as the shakespeare tales.. with a twist 😳

[@robertashley7751]

I bet Phoebe likes Judee Sill🤔I do..pretty tragic story though poor girl

[@betttrbeth]

Oxford was like Bernie Taupin.

[@robertashley7751]

Oh no..don't tell me he wrote the Beatles songs?!wouldn't surprise these days

[@jesusislukeskywalker4294]

there is a ton of evidence that the beatles didn't write their own songs .. it parallels with the tales of shakespeare.. 007 Mi6

[@jesusislukeskywalker4294]

that's why the internet is being flooded with stories of how they wrote they own songs.

[@robertashley7751]

@@jesusislukeskywalker4294 I've also found lots of evidence that Martin Bormann wrote all the Stones hits

[@irtnyc]

Bob is the apologizing an homage to classical form and decorum, or false modesty? Who else does the same, in same era? What did Smythe and Ascham etc do in school, or up at Cambridge? Edits. 1603 "common shipwreck" is surely allusion to the catastrophe of losing the crown to some stranger ie James. Or worse. And his "mine above the rear" can be either a) his personal loss ie the Vere estates and primacy of his inherited stature and reputation ; but also b) his former place as favorite and once possibly consort, now, nothing ; or c) from a Tudor Prince / Rosicrucian POV, obviously, he could have been king.

[@robertashley7751]

Cat Stevens did some good stuff didn't he

[@jayiotis]

@@robertashley7751say… surely you’re not suggesting Shakespeare wrote Cat’s greatest hits? Is it the beard?

[@robertashley7751]

@ shak sper wrote nothing. I'm saying De Vere wrote 'lilywhite'😀