A great example of how Brightman bridges the gap between classical training and contemporary pop . The Verdict
Unlike more folk-heavy versions, this MP3 features a lush, orchestral arrangement with heavy use of synthesizers and strings. It leans into the New Age genre, making it feel cinematic and grand.
If you enjoy the or Classical Crossover genres, this is a must-have digital track. While it moves away from the simpler folk roots made famous by Simon & Garfunkel, it replaces that simplicity with a mystical, high-production energy that is uniquely Sarah Brightman.
Brightman utilizes her signature operatic-pop style, delivering the lyrics with an ethereal, almost haunting clarity. Her high notes are effortless and add a "dream-like" layer to the song’s medieval themes.
As a digital file, the track maintains its atmospheric depth well, though the intricate layering of her vocals and the backing orchestra is best experienced at a high bitrate (320kbps) to avoid losing the subtle reverb effects. Best Used For
This classic rendition of by Sarah Brightman is a standout track from her 2000 album, La Luna . It is widely considered one of the definitive modern versions of the traditional English ballad. Quick Review
Perfect for relaxation, study, or "ethereal" themed collections.
