The London-based artist duo silent tapes, Stephanie and Francis Lane, have travelled to Carinthia and created a touching and tender music video to G. F. Handel’s Qui d’amor.
The film was directed by Stephanie Lane.
It is part of the project favola in musica. alte neue musik.
It has been released with the CD Hardcover Digibook on the CD Extra.
In the timeless Peter Pan film adaptation directed by P.J. Hogan, the cheeky fairy Tink is saved by first children and then adults whispering and then shouting their credo “I do believe in fairies, I do, I do“.
Just believing in something good, a bit of magic or inspiration can enchant or brighten our lives, like a little ray of sunshine falling through the window in the morning. Perhaps we should sometimes profess our belief in magic and fairy tales out loud?
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