Took my nephew to Prince Caspian a couple of weekends ago.
Quite aside from my mild disappointment at the rather serious modifications to the story--which I understand, there's not a lot of "there" there in Prince Caspian the book--there were some great songs during the credits.
This is the best of them, IMO.
The Call, by Regina Spektor.
Interesting note:
The words to the poem "The Call" by George Herbert can be slipped into this tune without too much trouble though you do lose some of the rhythmic motion that Regina's words supply.
I like 'em both. Besides, I have Vaughan Williams version of Herbert's words to fall back on. :)
quincy and the river
Theotokos and Jesus Christ
with text in Tolkien's Quenya by Greek Orthodox calligrapher and illustrator Daniel Andries
a pilgrim's badge
given at the end of a pilgrimage
About Me
- pravoslavniye
- Jack of all trades, master of none. Orthodox Christian, musician, writer, gamer, avid reader, history and rail buff, bonsai enthuiast, Mr. Eclectic. And a darned nice guy too. :)
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