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Video: Caroline Campbell plays my Carol Of The Bells arrangement!


The amazing Caroline Campbell giving a phenomenal performance of my Carol Of The Bells arrangement with RAI National Symphony Orchestra at Basilica of Saint Francis of Assisi! It aired on Christmas Day on RAI 1 television in Italy!

12/26/2015

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  • Lidia
    Lidia Ukraine
    Dec 27 2015 12:53 PM
    Interesting interpretation. I found it a bit over-dramatic as I know the piece well, having heard it all my life and listened to probably 20 intepretations this past week or so. The music is a beautiful but subtle chromatic piece in its original form. On a point of musical honor, Peter Wilhousky should not get all the credit for simply taking a brilliant composition by Mykola Leontovych (1877-1921) based on a traditional winter song and turning it into an English Christmas carol. It was a great move in terms of popularizing the melody, but the music is entirely Leontovych's. Neither Mr. Riley nor Ms. Campbell would never take credit for their interpretations of the piece as though they were the composers, nor should such credit be given to Wilhousky without mentioning Leontovych. Thank you!

    Interesting interpretation. I found it a bit over-dramatic as I know the piece well, having heard it all my life and listened to probably 20 intepretations this past week or so. The music is a beautiful but subtle chromatic piece in its original form. On a point of musical honor, Peter Wilhousky should not get all the credit for simply taking a brilliant composition by Mykola Leontovych (1877-1921) based on a traditional winter song and turning it into an English Christmas carol. It was a great move in terms of popularizing the melody, but the music is entirely Leontovych's. Neither Mr. Riley nor Ms. Campbell would never take credit for their interpretations of the piece as though they were the composers, nor should such credit be given to Wilhousky without mentioning Leontovych. Thank you!

  • Chighumbura
    Chighumbura Florida
    Nov 13 2020 1:30 AM
    Good

    Good

  • Jessica Jones
    Jessica Jones NewYork
    Nov 26 2020 12:49 AM
    I have not seen any guitarist who can play guitar just like Caroline Campbell and also her voice is such melodious that no one gets bored with it. I would like to visit website to get help with essays. I am feeling excited to hear about her upcoming album.

    I have not seen any guitarist who can play guitar just like Caroline Campbell and also her voice is such melodious that no one gets bored with it. I would like to visit website to get help with essays. I am feeling excited to hear about her upcoming album.

  • Henry Jovas
    Henry Jovas London
    Dec 2 2020 12:00 AM
    Most Beginners when starting to play do stress in the hands and arms, it's ordinary considering how the whole thing is surprising to the body. Right when you shared and feel yourself centering urge yourself to remove up, Loosen your hold tight the plectrum, or put your arms out in a protected spot and give them a decent shake to pass on a part of that pressure.

    Most Beginners when starting to play do stress in the hands and arms, it's ordinary considering how the whole thing is surprising to the body. Right when you shared and feel yourself centering urge yourself to remove up, Loosen your hold tight the plectrum, or put your arms out in a protected spot and give them a decent shake to pass on a part of that pressure.

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