Smallville 's soundtrack defined it as much as its story and characters. To highlight Clark Kent's teenage conflict, love connections, and heroic challenges, the series' music supervisor, Greg Cipes, ...

The aria "Thy hand Belinda.." (known popularly as Dido's Lament) by Joyce Di Donato, from the recording 'War and Peace: Harmony Through Music,' Erato 2016 Add some “good” to your morning and ...

She sang in this film but they cut that scene. We had her sing Dido’s Lament (the closing aria from Henry Purcell’s opera Dido and Aeneas) very quietly and that was really nice. Something that ...

And then for Dean, there’s a recording of Jeff Buckley singing Dido’s Lament. He’s just in a church and someone captured it – it’s up on YouTube. And it’s just so haunting.” ...

Grace Parry Hancock was splendid, and her rendition of “Dido’s Lament” brought the house down — but how can a song like that not! The two Witches (Gianna Macedon and Julia Bezems) demand special ...

In the aria “Thy hand, Belinda … When I am laid in earth” (also known as “Dido’s Lament”) from Henry Purcell’s opera “Dido and Aeneas,” Davidsen’s voice took on an instrumental quality, possessing a ...

Radvanovsky was stately and broad. I’m tempted to say that her “Vissi d’arte” was a cousin of Dido’s Lament. Regardless, it worked. In Acts II and III, Radvanovsky poured out operatic drama. She sang ...

There was a moving three-hands (two from Serene, one from a robot) piano arrangement of “Dido’s Lament,” the closing aria of a Henry Purcell opera, composed in the 1680s. It’s a kick-ass ...

Blessed by warm sunny weather, Scots Opera Project’s re-imagining of Purcell’s Dido and Aeneas with a libretto ... Morwood on her best form for the Lament, its familiar “Remember me ...

But there’s a certain quaintness in hearing Morwood in Dido’s famous Lament replace her valedictory “Remember me” with “Yese mind o’ me”. We will.

Loading The opera’s most famous sequence comes at the end in the sublime Dido’s Lament – a piece made famous by interpretations by everyone from Joan Sutherland to Jeff Buckley. Fittingly ...

European canonical composers used lament bass constantly. For example, here’s Dido’s Lament by Henry Purcell (1689): You have heard enough lament bass in classical contexts that when it appears in a ...