Songs from the summer 🌞 (bring back the sun please!!)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.พ. 2025
- Who else wants the summer back? 🌞🌞
Getting a tad fed up with the darkness, though I think it will feel better once it's nearer to Yule.
Anyway this was back in August, on my birthday to be precise and in the usual ice house enjoying the mega acoustics ❤️
All the songs are ones we do at my singing group, mainly rounds and trad. call and response songs (eg. John Kanaka)
A couple of songs from @JuliaHartley 🙏
And also featuring my sis @AlisaMarie
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A walk around the park is good for the soul, at any time of the year. Thank You, I can hear the canada geese accompanying you.😆😄😁.....
It’s a lovely place. Just shame it’s got the motorway so close
@@EatBakeSing So true, I remember watching the build that bridge when I was about seven.My wifes family were brought up in Stainby, they had a cottage behind the old mill. Happy days! You take care.
@ oh gosh Stainsby mill. Yes very sad re motorway. My mum remembers when it first opened (the 60s?) and people were literally having picnics on the central reservation!!
@@EatBakeSing If you look to the left of the pay machine near the visitor centre you can see the old road, which went up to the church in heath. Yes things were much quieter then. My auntie worked for both the old Duchess (who lived in the hall), and the Hardwick Inn during the 1930s and fourties....
@ oh wow that’s amazing!
I was born and raised in Puerto Rico, living in NYC for many a years now and everything about your beautiful video was/is.......touching and well done.
Great singing voice❤
I have fond memories of you singing at Wayland's Smithy. I'm glad to see you're still at it. Stay well, Julie. Wæs hæl
❤ my home always calls me back through your songs. I miss England, I'll be back in 12 months among my own tribe. I've travelled the world, live in Australia but I left my heart in Yorkshire with my ancestors
My grandpa was a Yorkshireman🎉 Whereabouts in Yorkshire?
Beautiful 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🇬🇧
Thanks
Amazing
Lovely singer from a beautiful lady.😄😄😄😄❤❤❤❤
Wow. This sounds really nice.
I really like the song that starts at 3:21
Thanks. It’s called a walking song (possibly though I think it may refer to “waulking”)
Beautiful singing, as always. For some reason I thought of Tess d'urbeville seeing you barefoot.
Haha, yes it would be nice to have the sun back. November and December, the two worst months for me. Dark with thick low lying cloud for two months. Anyway, thanks for all the lovely songs. Love the one that starts at 2:17.
Yea it’s nice. Learnt it from Julia (Richard Vobes gf) - she has a channel on here
@@EatBakeSing Just saw Polly Vaughn - The Russell Sisters' mentioned in the comments below. So just had a listen and yes it is so very beautiful. Thank you.
@@SirQuixoteofLaMancha thanks. It’ll be released properly in February next year
@@EatBakeSing Has my other comment been deleted? The one about Richard and Julia.
@@SirQuixoteofLaMancha can’t see anything…that’s odd. I didn’t delete anything
Thank you for sharing again. By the way, is that you in the video 'Polly Vaughn - The Russell Sisters'? Its sooo beautiful.
It is us yes. Thanks!
I can't sing but is this fun if somebody else do it.
If you can talk you can sing🎉
I heard that before in my life and I was much younger. It was the father of the daughter who was a soprano in choir where my mother also was part of.
Thank you for this video showing an interesting selection from your repertoire. Your audience are no doubt, hungry for more. There is a bridge across the Thames, known as 'The Sounding Arch'. I would love to hear you there. Meanwhile, I shall take a look at your website and other info.
Oh that bridge sounds good! Am assuming it’s in London? Will have a look online.
@@johnj.watson6094 ps my website is broken atm alas but all my writing about singing can be found here julierussell.substack.com/p/halloween-songs?showWelcomeOnShare=true
@@EatBakeSing Not far from London, Maidenhead. It carries the the main line from Paddington. You would have to sing between trains crossing, which would be interesting, but the acoustics are good.
Lovely singing, but you don't seem to do any baking 😂