Not long after, my grandmother announced that she intended to sell her house - the very house that I spent most of my growing-up years in. My maternal grandmother had sung this to me in my younger days. Que Sera, Sera, although not a folksong, was the first that came to mind. I was tasked to think about what songs my grandparents sang to me. The idea of arranging this piece first came to me when I attended a Folksong Arrangement class. Like this article? Get more when you subscribe.Choir, SATB - Intermediate - Digital Download By Doris Day.
They tend to depict their everyday life and struggle in a poetic and aesthetically pleasing form." "These sequences are not necessarily narrative, but they are self-explanatory show our subject environment. "I wanted to show symbolic moments of their life and create a vivid portrait gallery through simple actions and poses," says Samuel Rixon, who directed it.
It features a mix of street cast people and models/actors from various origins, gender, age and social backgrounds. The video for this song is Miller's first in twenty years. On his version of "Que Sera Sera," he takes the "whatever will be will be" theme of the song one step further, as he explains via a press release, "to mean having a sense of openness, acceptance and FREEDOM about who you are and how you choose to live your life." Laid Black finds Miller bringing the influence of modern urban music to his trademark sound. Watch the video for Miller's "Que Sera Sera" from Laid Black via the player below:
This take on the Jay Livingstone and Ray Evans classic song, first published in 1956 and introduced to audiences that same year by Doris Day in Alfred Hitchcock's film The Man Who Knew Too Much, features vocals by Belgian singer Selah Sue. Bass great Marcus Miller shared the video for "Que Sera Sera," the latest single from his genre-defying album Laid Black, which was released on June 1 via Blue Note Records.
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