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In a break with what this blog is all about and because it’s fast coming up to Christmas I am sharing some of the love and joy our daughter Bea brings us everyday with her singing.
A few years ago for her 18th birthday we got her into the studio to record some of her favourite songs of the moment. The result was a one-off CD.
It was a special moment in time, one which we will treasure forever. We never came up with a name for the CD and have never had it published. But it is a treasured keepsake.
A follower of my blog - Lavinia Ross - some 15 years or so ago made her own special keepsake CD (Keepsake) and listening to this again made me think it was time to give my daughter’s CD a name and the credit she deserves. So even though it’s maybe a bit cliche we’ve called it ‘A Moment in Time’.
So as a thank you to our lovely daughter and a way of thanking my readers here is a little joy to share this Christmas.
A Moment in Time
(A Keepsake Album of Covers by Bea)
Click on the ‘cloud’ download link to the right of the track-listing of ‘A Moment in Time’ to play each individual track. This will take you to the track on Dropbox. You will need to back out of Dropbox to return to my post.
Happy Christmas Everyone!
Credits
All the songs were sung by Beatrix (Bea) Bennett with backing tracks licensed from Karaoke Version
The CD was produced and engineered by Russ Hayes at Orange Sound Recording Studio, Penmaenmawr, Conwy, North Wales.
My favourite track is ‘Wouldn’t it be Loverly’ where Bea really sings in character. We’d like to know yours …
She has quite a voice! I will be listening to all the songs in time, but I like the two I have heard (Moonlight Shadow and Yellow). Thanks very much for sharing them with us.
Does Bea write her own material as well as do covers?
Thanks Martin, I’m glad you liked them.
She did those two especially for me – I’ve always been a fan of Mike Oldfield and loved his rendition of Moonlight Shadow with Miriam Stockley at the Night of the Proms 2006.
Alex Parks did an emotive cover of Yellow on the BBC series ‘Fame Academy’ 2003 – which sent shivers down my spine – Bea’s singing of it does the same.
She just enjoys singing so hasn’t really thought about writing her own material but she can sing just about anything.
Best Wishes for the New Year.