Juan Pablo Torres You are so right. I think more and more People are starting to hear this fine ladies work though. I've been lucky enough to see Aldous and band twice already. I think the only down side to increased popularity, is that venue size will increase also. Plus the sometimes intimate nature of Aldous's work could be to some extent lost within large venues and audiences. Long may Aldous be creating wonderful music that is shared with the World.
To be honest, I stumbled across Aldous Harding by TH-cam accident. So I clicked on a video of her on stage. I don't remember the exact song but it was diffent for sure. Being unsure what to expect, I was reluctant to processed forward, not being use to seeing someone express themselves so physically with her gestures and expressions I almost clicked away, but decided to give view. Luckily for me that evening I left an ear open for a something new,, something for me to move forward musically with. I'm so glad I did, because she is amazing artistically. Unique for sure. I find this particular song to very hypnotic, relaxing and her voice is so comforting and familiar. She puts so much passion into her music, that's what makes a musican a true artist.
Such a mesmerizing performer and what a stunning live performance of this song. Gorgeously stacked with sentiment from the heart. I adore Aldous Harding's song writing. Thank You so Much! The Current
Is this a piano line from Satie? I can't believe that I listened to this song early on my AH journey, came back after nearly everything - this all was a matter of 2 months - and now coming back to it, it feels like I've always known this song.
I recognised the piano line as well. I went through my CD collection to find it. It's a modified version of the lead piano line from 'Sur un Vaisseau', the first piano piece of 'Descriptions automatique.' Satie himself, however, based that piece upon the melody of an old nursery rhyme.
Can you make a space on the seat? A box-like shape for a silly woman? Damn, a chamois I thought I'd made a tambourine When I am led, I resent Only when I'm left do I know what I said The old, it bickers with the fresh When I'm standing, with my brush in the emptiness Sorry I was late and you didn't get your weekend Sorry I was late and you didn't get your weekend My mother said "Why must you drag all the hopes out of bed?" I blame the seasons We all have our reasons, I meant Sorry I was late and you didn't get your weekend I did at one time attempt In landing sleeves and a silly ribbon There must be a reason, he said I know the reason, he meant Damn it, Hanny When you jump, up and down The chains, almost sound, like a tambourine
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I'm just waiting for the day people star noticing Aldous' genius. Designer is a beyond amazing record.
Lost of people know that
Juan Pablo Torres You are so right. I think more and more People are starting to hear this fine ladies work though. I've been lucky enough to see Aldous and band twice already. I think the only down side to increased popularity, is that venue size will increase also. Plus the sometimes intimate nature of Aldous's work could be to some extent lost within large venues and audiences. Long may Aldous be creating wonderful music that is shared with the World.
I'm so grateful for all of these performances. I really can't get enough of Aldous.
To be honest, I stumbled across Aldous Harding by TH-cam accident. So I clicked on a video of her on stage. I don't remember the exact song but it was diffent for sure. Being unsure what to expect, I was reluctant to processed forward, not being use to seeing someone express themselves so physically with her gestures and expressions I almost clicked away, but decided to give view. Luckily for me that evening I left an ear open for a something new,, something for me to move forward musically with. I'm so glad I did, because she is amazing artistically. Unique for sure. I find this particular song to very hypnotic, relaxing and her voice is so comforting and familiar. She puts so much passion into her music, that's what makes a musican a true artist.
This is better than the original studio version...
Such a mesmerizing performer and what a stunning live performance of this song. Gorgeously stacked with sentiment from the heart. I adore Aldous Harding's song writing. Thank You so Much! The Current
I love her.
So beautiful. Thank you
Like Nico singing a forgotten Nick Drake song
Is this a piano line from Satie? I can't believe that I listened to this song early on my AH journey, came back after nearly everything - this all was a matter of 2 months - and now coming back to it, it feels like I've always known this song.
I recognised the piano line as well. I went through my CD collection to find it. It's a modified version of the lead piano line from 'Sur un Vaisseau', the first piano piece of 'Descriptions automatique.' Satie himself, however, based that piece upon the melody of an old nursery rhyme.
@@iainrobb2076 Deep to the roots - thanks!
@@laokoon303 It had been bugging me for a while. I knew it was from Satie, but I could never be bothered to find out what it was.
Bella ...artista,..Bella ...Música,...Bella Mujer
Incredible!
She's great.
Satie feat. Nico
subtle symphony
So relaxing….
Hermoso, hasta el final
sweet!
th-cam.com/video/kKfyZieBOdU/w-d-xo.html
Badass
Hug
Mali ♡
Can you make a space on the seat?
A box-like shape for a silly woman?
Damn, a chamois
I thought I'd made a tambourine
When I am led, I resent
Only when I'm left do I know what I said
The old, it bickers with the fresh
When I'm standing, with my brush in the emptiness
Sorry I was late and you didn't get your weekend
Sorry I was late and you didn't get your weekend
My mother said "Why must you drag all the hopes out of bed?"
I blame the seasons
We all have our reasons, I meant
Sorry I was late and you didn't get your weekend
I did at one time attempt
In landing sleeves and a silly ribbon
There must be a reason, he said
I know the reason, he meant
Damn it, Hanny
When you jump, up and down
The chains, almost sound, like a tambourine
hello, could someone tell me the name of the pianist who plays with aldous?
That's Mali Llywelyn
@@thecurrent tks!!!
Holey moley
Tell me that's not her brother playing the trumpet?
Mali Llewellyn is the other pianist, and her brother is Gwion, playing the flugelhorn.
Okay, even when someone loves you, they can only take so much - feeling that "regret-o-guilt" now. Thanks, I guess...
Tell me that's not her sister performing on the piano with her!
That's not her sister performing on the piano with her
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euphoria