Rufus Wainwright - Excursion à Venise | Amsterdam Sinfonietta

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[@mfosiecki]

One of the most endearing mergings of voice, language and ensemble I've ever heard! Magnificent!

[@r.polednikova7698]

Je la cherche depuis si longtemps. 😍👏

[@guellrich]

Just wonderful!
I've seen Rufus and Amsterdam Sinfonietta in Enschede (was it 2017?) and am very much looking forward to seeing them again next month in Eindhoven...

[@uffewikman3]

Is this music Quebeck folk?

[@hespheiden1]

This song was written by his aunt, Anna McGarrigle and recorded by his aunt and mom.

[@hespheiden1]

What's with the clippity clop horse drawn beat here? Is this a Dutch thing? I don't like it. Love Kate and Anna's recorded and live versions of course.

[@mattpopemusic]

haha

[@josdegruiter3835]

I’m very sorry.

[@slowerpicker]

Yikes. A tune written for clawhammer banjo, methinks, and surely less howdy doody on one. I'm glad the audience was into it, but sorry, I love this tune, love RW, but yikes man this take is painful