Shenandoah videos

Hayley Westenra, Shenandoah.

Two Dozen Roses by Shenandoah

From Sissel in Concert ~ All Good Things I especially appreciate the violin and the heavy "thumps" at the back, and most of all the voice of Sissel, which make this my favourite adaptation of Shenandoah (more)

Just a clip I made while thinking of someone special.

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From a TV special in 1969, The Statler Brothers sing Shenandoah. Sadly lead singer Lew DeWitt died in 1990 of Crohn's Disease. [lyrics] Oh Shenandoah I long to see you away you rolling river Oh Shenandoah I long to see you Away I'm bound the way cross the wide Missouri Oh Shenandoah I love your daughter away you rolling river Oh Shenandoah I love your daughter Away I'm bound the way cross the wide Missouri [ guitar ] For seven years I've been a rover away you rolling river Seven years I've ...

Song: "Next to You, Next to Me" Artist: Shenandoah Album: Extra Mile Year: 1990

Shenandoah by the De La Salle Voices.

IF YOU LIKE THIS SUBSCRIBE "Oh, Shenandoah, I long to hear you Look away, you rollin' river Oh, Shenandoah, I long to hear you Look away. We're bound away Across the wide Missouri Now the Missouri is a mighty river Look away, you rollin' river. Indians camp along her border Look away. We're bound away Across the wide Missouri Well a white man loved an Indian maiden Look away, you rollin' river With notions his canoe was laden Look away, we're bound away Across the wide Missouri Oh Shenandoah ...

Music video by Hayley Westenra [Artist] performing Shenandoah/One Fine Day/E Pari Ra Medley with Tom King [Video Director], Jon Stephenson [Video Producer] (C) 2007 Decca Music Group Limited

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DVD available @ www.Bill Frisell.com. April 4, 2004 @ The Berkeley Church, Toronto

I love this melody and melancholy sentiment. This version is A Cappella and from my CD Cloudwalker nominated for best vocal at the NM Music Industry Awards. The song is also called Across the Wide Missouri in other sources. I tried to mix images of the Apalachee Indians, an old Foundry photo in the Apalachians and images of the Shenandoah River Valley as much as I could find them. I'm not trying to be a historian, documentarian or a purist...instead I wanted to convey the feeling of the song ...

This is an arrangement used in the Childbloom Intermediate ensemble curriculum. It was performed in between a laugh. ©1994 Childbloom Inc.

Shenandoah (American song) sang by Bryn Terfel

Celtic Woman - A New Journey: Live at Slane Castle, Ireland 2006 Title: Shenandoah Singers: Mairead Nesbitt

My arrangement of the folk song Oh Shenandoah, played on Smule's magnificent iPhone Ocarina. HERE IS THE MUSIC: ocarina.smule.com

This is the CD version of Shenandoah by Sissel. What a beautiful voice. In the song Shenandoah is the name of an Indian chief, not the river valley in the Appalachian Mountains. The song originated with French voyageurs or Missouri River boatmen. It was soon claimed by high-seas sailors and became one of the best known and most frequently used of the capstan shanties. In its earliest version the song tells the story of how a white trader courted Shenandoah's daughter and bore her away in his ...

his first playing in the spirt of peace、 after recovering from his illness.

All rights go to Columbia Records. Love this song. Verse 1: Just about a mile off-a one-oh-nine, There's a little church sittin' back in the pines. I promised that girl she was gonna be mine; I wouldn't be surprised if she was standin' there cryin'. Chorus: Wo-ah, I didn't know this bored-out Ford could go so slow. Wo-ah, You got to put your foot down on the floor, 'Yeah we've been rocking all night, now, don't you know You gotta get me to the church on Cumberland Road. Verse 2: Billy's ...

One of the better versions of this song, by Chanticleer of San Francisco- Picture from their "Portrait" Album, and they own the copyrights to all of this, I am merely posting so that we may all enjoy their amazing music.

Frank Ticheli conducts the Michigan State University Concert Band in his own song, Shenandoah, February 6th, 2007, at the Wharton Center.

This one is close to finished and I wanted to post it because, well, because I was all excited. Anyway, I got Kasuga san from All That Grass to play the dobro solo in the middle and I was pretty happy with what he did. You see All That Grass getting their bluegrass on at the Armadillo if you go here: www.youtube.com Check out Kasuga san at 1:38 of that video. This song is a traditional American tune that I've loved since I was a little kid. And feels right for someone who feels like a gaijin ...

A wonderful song.