Frederick Delius - Songs of Farewell (1930)

[@BiggMilk]

didn't know who delius was before this video, so I'm glad TH-cam blessed me with this

[@MusicalMuseShorts]

how is there so much great music i don't know?????????

[@tringhiacomposemusic6075]

I want to loop the "joy, shipmate, joy" forever till the world end!

[@kefasio]

Me tooooooo

[@kefasio]

Feels so melancholic

[@johnwaynewesterns739]

Wow, wow. What a beautiful swansong from Delius.

[@starkeeper]

Delius is too, TOO good. A massive musical inspiration heh

[@BiggMilk]

hi, starkeeper! :D

[@starkeeper]

@@BiggMilk Yoo, fancy seeing you here!

[@rngmstrs]

Wow I now know where Lauridsen's inspirations came from

[@gracewenzel]

Thank you for posting this! Delius is one of my favorite composers.

[@idontwantahandle.]

This sounds very beautiful.

[@__414.88b_]

So epic & sweet

[@BB27823]

I wonder if this was inspired by Holst's Ode to Death? Between the orchestration, Whitman lines and the meaning behind the piece it is very reminiscent. It's a beautiful piece in its own right, though.

[@maxgregorycompositions6216]

It is a bit Holstian in places, isn't it. Elgarian in others, though. R.V.W's Sea Symphony springs to mind at brief points.

[@jesper52mark]

Who is singing/playing/conducting? It is wonderful!

[@gouvyrock]

kate bush

[@ytcarol]

Yes, it's thanks to o her I know Delius!