'L'Estranges in the Night' perform 'How do you keep the music playing?' by Michel Legrand

Joanna Forbes L'Estrange (vocalist, formerly with The Swingles) and her husband Alexander L'Estrange (multi-instrumentalist) perform Michel Legrand's beautiful song 'How do you keep the music playing?' in a stunning arrangement by Alexander L'Estrange. The arrangement has also been recorded by the choir of Trinity Choir, Cambridge, conducted by Stephen Layton.

This track is taken from the album 'New things to say: songs of L'Estrange & Legrand', recorded by L'Estranges in the Night and released on their andagio label in 2012. The album was a tribute to the memory of Christiane Legrand, Michel's sister and the lead soprano in the original incarnation of The Swingle Singers; she died in November 2011.

[pasionpiano]

Loved this most original creative voice arrangement of Michel Legrand most beautiful composition of loving lyrics by Alan&Marilyn Bergman
Bravo

[carolynhall]

Beautiful arrangement of a wonderful song

[firesong]

Brava, this is perfect. Warren I still miss you after all this time.

[jbsandown]

Stunning arrangement of a beautiful composition -and what a bass-line! Quite made my day. Thank You.

[janemawcornish]

This is so beautiful. I’m really excited to be learning it with Joanna and The Self Isolation Choir.

[ruthiek]

I am so looking forward to learning this one with the SIC. This arrangement is beautiful.

[marinamartin-dkwx]

Sublime. Magnifique interprétation. Je ne m'en lasse pas. Bravo et Merci pour ces émotions.

[alexandrebouvette]

Performance soyeuse et juste. I appreciated. Thanks for sharing Ms. L'Estrange.

[senu]

More than Beautiful, I also found this, via the Choir of Trinity College

[localvoid]

This arrangement is one of the best things ever created by humans. Joanna, your husband is monster. And you is very good too) BTW, do you like Helen Charleston's performance?

[highfidebbity]

Beautiful. I was checking you out, once I heard The Choir of Trinity College Cambridge shared their video :-) And here we are. Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful song. I'm sure you heard Tamia's and James Ingraim's version? Anyway, best wishes!

[davidsolomon]

And Alan and Marilyn became one and produced HOW DO YOU KEEP THE MUSIC PLAYING!!!

[andypoling]

No one mentioned the bass player. Quite tasty

[archiewu]

Does anyone understand what is meaning of showing a red- green buoy stuck in the rock in a mid scene?

[MatthewChapmanSTL]

Beautiful!

To be honest, I prefer it in the key the Trinity College Choir did it in on their video. ;-)