Philip Silvey's setting of the Scottish folk song O Waly, Waly takes on a new and unique "twist." Struck by how the lyrics offer only one person's view, Silvey dares to tell "the other side of the story". With a whimsical, yet supportive accompaniment, mixed ensembles of all abilities are certain to relate to the message of love and loss.
Philip Silvey's setting of the Scottish folk song O Waly, Waly takes on a new and unique "twist." Struck by how the lyrics offer only one person's view, Silvey dares to tell "the other side of the story". With a whimsical, yet supportive accompaniment, mixed ensembles of all abilities are certain to relate to the message of love and loss.
Philip Silvey's setting of the Scottish folk song O Waly, Waly takes on a new and unique "twist." Struck by how the lyrics offer only one person's view, Silvey dares to tell "the other side of the story". With a whimsical, yet supportive accompaniment, mixed ensembles of all abilities are certain to relate to the message of love and loss.
Philip Silvey's setting of the Scottish folk song O Waly, Waly takes on a new and unique "twist." Struck by how the lyrics offer only one person's view, Silvey dares to tell "the other side of the story". With a whimsical, yet supportive accompaniment, mixed ensembles of all abilities are certain to relate to the message of love and loss.
