The water is wide, 这是YouTube上我能找到的比较正常传统的版本。hk.youtube.com/watch   不要理会A&A的视频，基本没什么关系，让人掉鸡皮疙瘩……强烈建议不要听美国人改了节奏和唱法流行化了的版本。什么味儿也没有。有很多人录过这首歌，没找着能放这儿的，Izzy、Ian Bostridge、Sarah Brightman应该都比YouTube上的好听。

"The Water Is Wide" (also called "O Waly, W

Not just the tune. Their voices are interesting. And never ever do you ignore
Paul and George standing together, singing in a falsetto background hum like
a pair of asses(kidding), and John shouting as if he really DID have a girlfriend
or rather a postman there. All the mouthy w

       
       This is a question which has long bewildered and somewhat provoked me to feel unfair. The main countries all over Europe have had, if not baskets of, at least packages of great musicians, recorded in text books, played in halls. The few Britain

前两天刚对吉他有了个Epiphany，今天又对管风琴有了新的Epiphany。（自从看过Dubliners的书评就发现Epiphany生活中处处用得上……）
这个是Karl Richter；有人说Best organist of our time; 两人像是大号梅纽因后边站着小号菲舍尔.迪斯考。
www.youtube.com/watch

这个是一（澳大利亚）不太知名人士：

www.youtube.com/watch

From a documentary.
The piece is, as I've finally found out, Bach's Partita, BWV 825/826, part. As has always been, it was endlessly whining and springing and breathtaking. It's a little bit hard to appreciate at the first few moments, as Gould always hummed loudly (and air-conducted himself...)while playing. Gets better afterwards. There could've been many pieces for me to put here, bu

国王合唱团----解构巴赫
A piece I've always been desiring to recommend to you, only not permitted by the source. Here's a link to YouTube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDZpZPFGzOA ,
turn the sound a little louder so that you can experience the chorus thing. The image is not very clear, but acceptable.

This piece is actually made up of some of Bach's works, like flute concerto, violin concerto, suites for

Two links to YouTube, hope you'll like it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6bCPitAq4s
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wiyc0lTwc6U&mode=related&search=

(Sorry but I have to do a lot of linking. These blogs----whiche'er site it is, msn yahoo MySpace, can't accept local music directly. But these two videos are good. The first is from Japan, a concert. The atmosphere in the hall is a little bit...weird, but the singing is beautiful.)
But being objectiv

（音乐在主页第一个背景音乐，从一位网友http://blog.hjenglish.com/erika/articles/21171.html博客上连过来的）
I first heard the music on YouTube, in a Sherlock Holmes video. Very fit for the old fashioned English trains (overcast or rainy), the fields, woods, cottages, and Reichenbach Waterfall in Swiss, the tune, and the accent. Some say Dido's songs are for lonely journeys on railways, and this is even more true with this 'Paris'. It also sounds like some old World War Two film, s

   这些天听Ian Bostridge听了不少，老想说点什么，真写又写不出来了。这么说吧，以前我一直不理解古人的“管不如弦，弦不如肉”，只尝试过沉迷于曲调，或是乐器的声音，或者是歌中的诗词，却从没特别喜欢过一个嗓音；还常常为“小提琴的弦怎么会不如肉”这种事打抱不平。但是这回我理解了，连着听若干遍舒伯特的Der Bach und Der Muller (《美丽的磨坊女》中的 磨坊工与小溪)，我停不下来，心一直悬着，好像跟着唱者提气，来修饰每一个词似的；是一种不能自拔又心急听不懂德语的感觉。前两