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the most beautiful song: little bird

Last night I say Imogen Heap at the Boulder Theater for the live taping of eTown. She was incredible, enchanting, odd and held such a capacity for touching deep chords. While my favorite continues to be her well-loved single Hide and Seek, I think the most beautiful piece she played was from her new album Ellipse. It’s called Little Bird.

Thanks to Nichole for adding this video to my FB wall this morning.

~ by HeatherArtLife on November 16, 2009.

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Tags: boulder, Ellipse, eTown, Imogen Heap, Little Bird

One Response to “the most beautiful song: little bird”

thanx so for turning me onto this wonderful video , and awakening me to this artist. I will certainly seek out more.
Yr. site is a favorite and as always yr efforts prove worthwhile.

namelessneed said this on December 7, 2009 at 3:47 am | Reply

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