Erin and the Tideswell mvc with Chris Ellis on piano and Derrick Mcgill on percussion sing the powerfully moving "Bui Doi " from Miss Saigon at Gawsworth Hall. August 2014
+Jennie Blackburn - Seen Erin perform on a number of occasions and she always becomes the person she portrays - an amazing singer and performer - one to watch!
The speed makes it feel a little too happy go lucky. Like if you didn't listen to the words you'd think this was about something happy not an appeal to get money to save kids.
Kevin Davis It was written that way as a symbol of hope to bring the children a better life. You bring up a good point. The transposed key makes it more apparent.
i just want to say to his mom ireland will never forget him eira is his land and you are his mum 🇮🇪 respects you and siblings your always welcome here in spirit and in body. from audrey d. ❤️💞💔💖🎄🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪💯 times over RESEPT
"Female" is so demeaning.. But besides, you'd be wrong if you think that women weren't serving in the vietnam war or were traumatized by it. Also it's like a cover.... it isn't that deep.
@@shelbyshoulders7042 I personally feel that the song is respectful because of the people who put forth the effort, she does a great cover of it that helps show emotion.
Hi there 3 it’s the rendition, it’s sped up and and instead of a minor key which is what gives it emotion and a sense of sadness it’s a major key which makes it sound strangely cheery
What cause and what nature? Are you saying men were the only ones traumatized by the vietnam war? Because you'd be wrong. You'd also be wrong if you think that only men served in the vietnam war. Besides, it's a cover, so.... Chill out.
Oh, I was so looking forward to a female rendition of this beautiful and heartwrenching song... but being totally honest, it was painful to listen to. Too high, too fast, too screechy, and too English accented... such a terrible rendition overall.
