See No evil, hear no evil, speak no evil, Emily doesn’t mention the mouths but they are there.

So, first, there's Hatfield House, just up the road from me....then there's Dr Emily 🙏

Thanks for the introduction, very interesting. Great music!

Very nice

Sean Rafferty! Wow, a great guy and I must say I really enjoyed this interview. Sean 'KNOWS' the world around him and his ability to connect is second to none.

Who is he? Why does he have a castle 😮

Wow, what a house!

My grandfather and grandmother both worked at the house my grandfather was in charge of the horses. I remember seeing his recipe notes for horse ailments. Charles Laybourn.

0:00 Introduction by Artistic Director Guy Johnston, Lord Salisbury and pre-concert talk by Stephen Johnson 7:40 Dowland’s ‘Say Love if Ever Thou Didst Find’, ‘King of Denmark’s Galliard’ 14:21 Can She Excuse my Wrongs’ 16:53 Trip to the Hatfield House archives with Robin Harcourt Williams Dowland’s ‘The Lady Rich’s Galliard’ 24:55 ‘Flow My Tears’ 31:55 ‘Come Again’ 36:22 ‘In Darkness Let Me Dwell’ 41:03 Part 2 - Pre-concert talk by Stephen Johnson 45:25 Handel’s ‘A Flight of Angels’ voluntary and Fugue II in G (Six Fugues), Tomkins’ Voluntary in D, Byrd’s ‘A Galliards Gygge’ from My Lady Nevells Booke of Virginal Music and Tallis’ ‘La doune cella’

The portrait of Elizabeth, the 1st. is just beautiful.

wow beautiful! thank you

Very interesting! Have been to Hatfield House but it was about 30 years ago so had forgotten most of it. Good to see again.

There are so _many_ fabulous pianists to listen to with the internet that I nearly go out of my mind….I don’t just listen to compositions for piano, but I could literally watch videos like this all day and all night featuring different performers! Maestro Tan is such an amazing musician, and I love being able to hear him talk about anything at all! This is just delightful!

How absolutely wonderful and informative. The history of these historical houses is astounding ❤ Thank you for sharing with us ❤❤😊

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All make sense

A pleasure to watch!

this takes me back

Absolutely wonderful!!

My cat would've loved it here EDIT: My God Dr Burns shines when she talks about the art she enjoys, what a fine woman👌

Thank you for the video, the rainbow portrait do we know when and how it came into the possession of Hatfield House? thank you

Must get Dr Burns to do a 'run' through my place to verify the Bob Ross above the fireplace.

I love how Lord Salisbury keeps debunking his family's history! It's funny yet lovely, and what a stunning home.

I'm a HUGE history buff but when I think of the overwhelming luxury enjoyed by the past and present occupants of these houses, I can't reconcile it with my paycheque to paycheque reality. It all is unreal. The value of the wood alone would have fed thousands.

Who's idea was it to put that eyesore out front?

The Organ sounds very good and Richard Gowers plays it with distinction. Very pleasing on the ear. Anything written by Handel usually sounds perfect played on the organ. Richard presents himself very well apart from the absence of a tie on his attire.

Amazing!

Thanks for such brilliant video. The history, the spectacular venue, the master artists, the performances, all a gift to the World. Such a wonderful work of art!

Pearls more expensive than diamonds? Really!

“Moon goddess “ is going too far. She needs to do something with her hair. The house is splendid.

N also wat n earth is she wearing it's grumpy frumpy

IV never listened to two plum voiced royalist snobs har har hat wat wat .....sickening

Much rather look at the artwork they talk about not the presentets

Comment show more of your house and less of the people talking

wow, this house is amazing and well decorated, usually these places have a lot of furniture but not laid out so well

Very interesting

So this is the house where Lara Croft lives?

What a treat! Dr. Emily Burns is a perfect example of that extremely rare combination of Beauty & Brains. Not only that, she makes everything interesting thanks to her charming nature. Lord Salisbury is also a perfect example of what a true nobleman should be.: charming, knowledgable, grand without being pretentious and extremely polite. I have seen many videos of stately homes presented by their owners and this one deserves a gold medal. Thank you to all involved in the production of this beautiful documentary!

Tried to watch this but the unhinged just became too much …..silly American habit it’s ruining this lovely girls Grammer

Magnificent

Astonishing! Why isn’t this house better known?

his name is lord Salisbury, mine is Salis de Sizers from an old switzerland patrician family. I always wonder if we were far relatives ?

I wish I had Lord Salisbury to show me around when I visited a few years ago. My son did a wonderful tour for me though and I remember many sculptures in the garden. Another visiting exhibition if I remember

Lord Salisbury is a charming and interesting host. So obviously comfortable in the midst of such beauty and craftsmanship, he tells fantastic tales in this. They actually took the stained glass windows out and buried them to preserve them through the war. I enjoyed this so much.

My favorite pianist Stott!

It was very kind of you to deign to give me opportunity to behold this Stupendous video. I gratitude your for this. Let is all Holy Ghosts and Angels and Gods will be exalt your Glorious Soul Forever and Ever!!!

Beautiful tapestries and ceilings. Love antique furniture

You've gone remote, hoping to go viral. You need to consult with the future Countess of Sandwich Julie she's great at presenting with top notch producers.

Pretty Good watch🌷.