This was my favorite song when I was a little boy, and then I got to sing in the choir for this performance as a grad student. Life can be magical sometimes.
My father used to play the violin and I sang with him..He told me this is a plantation song! Sweet memories of days gone by with my dad who is no more ...Thank you! .
I'm glad you have those memories but he was mistaken. This song was written in Kansas and we never had slavery here. I'm sure it spread across the country and was likely sung on plantations, but it was about Kansas from the songwriter after he moved here.
I ne'er expected to find this song here. I'm very not used to it being in this style however, I'm surprised how magically inspirational this song could be!
I am so fond of this song I learned in grade shool. This is exactly how the song begins. Some singers in youtube just overdo the tune that it sounded out of tune anymore.
Not musically, it was beautiful, but this was a prairie song. It's meant as a campfire song. There weren't many world class opera singers out on the Frontier. Still, awesome song, and my State song.
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This was my favorite song when I was a little boy, and then I got to sing in the choir for this performance as a grad student. Life can be magical sometimes.
It's his approach. His projection with sincerity. Bryn Terfel. OUTSTANDING. As is Andrea of course...this is quite easily PERFECTION right here.
This song is popular again and sung beautifully by Byrn Terfel, it makes you proud to be an american in these troubled times.
Very troubled times we are having, but these gentlemen put a song in one's heart. God bless them.
My father used to play the violin and I sang with him..He told me this is a plantation song! Sweet memories of days gone by with my dad who is no more ...Thank you! .
My father used to say the same. Good times! 😌🙏🏾
I'm glad you have those memories but he was mistaken. This song was written in Kansas and we never had slavery here. I'm sure it spread across the country and was likely sung on plantations, but it was about Kansas from the songwriter after he moved here.
Finally a worthy rendition of this great song! Thank you! It deserves millions of views!!!! Love, love, love!!
Happy 4th of July 🇺🇸. WONDERFUL vocalist and a favorite of mine. Thank you for your music 🎶
From my childhood years, so beautiful!
I ne'er expected to find this song here. I'm very not used to it being in this style however, I'm surprised how magically inspirational this song could be!
Beautiful Talent...
G Great andrea fantastic WONDERFUL beatiful excellent
What a man - what a wonderful voise!!!
thank you for sharing 💕
I am so fond of this song I learned in grade shool. This is exactly how the song begins. Some singers in youtube just overdo the tune that it sounded out of tune anymore.
"I shall be proud to be called a Rodean and will forever be a Rodean"
On the songs i never thlught id hear andrea Bocelli sing list
Oh dear. I hope there are also other animals besides buffalo and antelopes.
what a weird layer on his jacket.What is it?
I think it's the Welsh flag?
oh the red man was pressed from this part of the west... excluding the extremely racist verse are we?
Insult to the original
Not musically, it was beautiful, but this was a prairie song. It's meant as a campfire song. There weren't many world class opera singers out on the Frontier. Still, awesome song, and my State song.