Namo Amitabha Buddha

Ummmmm.....

I watch this every New Year’s Eve and cry at the same bit that I did watching it the first time at your parents

Please write subtitles for those of us who are Deaf or hearing impaired 🙏🏼

81 is the GOAT 🐐

Beautiful

Beautiful.

Happy to have been a part of this great film

9:54 "I'm proud to be Jewish but I wish I wouldn't have to pay such a high price for the privilege" I love that. 💕

Fabulous

Just love every minute of it!

❤️❤️❤️

I was number 30. I still watch this short film today.

Wonderful!

bravo bravissimo

top bloke ... passed away last year he could drink a pint of the black stuff in two gulps..

My Grandma worked at Barnbow twice. She was fired the first time ! .She speaks about in in the Imperial War Museum interviews. Not living in Yorkshire anymore I hadn't heard of this musical but love what I've just heard . Thank you.

Is there somewhere to watch the whole musical? Live or otherwise

Beautiful, Ben xxx

Amazing doesn't do this piece justice. I love it.

Love it! I keep listening to it!!

I was inspired by your wedding and I am truly inspired by this, thank you for the life you bring. I am going to run in a marathon in iceland! all 250 pounds of me!!! So excited!

Fantastic performance..I want tickets!

Beautiful melody. Very moving stories. And so true that you blink and another year goes by. Lovely

Hi Benjamin Till You probably don't know me But I'm from. A choir and I sang the song that you wrote called the Nene can you post that song please xx thnx

Very touching and inspiring. What a lovely score.

Far too close to Finsbury Park as we all can see the big sign and the even bigger arrow did not work and I said all along that free A to Zs would work but they did not listen.

I would love to see more videos from this show again! I went to see it last August and absolutely fell in love with it! I still regularly listen to the music 😊

Good job kits! Proud to be your little sister!! Xxx

I never heard of this man But he had a wicked sense of humour

R.I.P. :(

Philip!

Stunning

Amazing and stunning!

My Father was two when my Granddad Ralph [Pops] my name sake went to the "Somme" and ended up at "Leeds War Hospital" wounded in both legs, he was discharge 28/01/1919 and sent back to "St George Road-London - SE11", He never recovered completely from his disability or spoke about the War, he passed away 12/12/1935.RIP

John Watson. Thank you very much for your incredibly kind comments. I have only just read them and am hugely touched. I'm so pleased you enjoyed my films.

Graham... As the writer of this piece I ask myself this question regularly! The films were broadcast on the BBC's Space portal, which wasn't hugely well publicised at the time. The problem with us composers is that we're just not very good at publicising ourselves! I do hope you enjoyed the clip. There are two more from the requiem on You Tube. The Pie Jesu and In Paradisum.

WHY WAS THIS LONDON REQUIEM EVENT NOT GIVEN ANY PUBLICITY AND I SAW NOTHING ABOUT IT ANYWHERE UNTIL NOW 3 YEARS LATER DURING NOV 2015 WHEN I FOUND AN ENTRY IN THE BOOK BIZARRE LONDON BY DAVID LONG .

Brilliant

I had a nice chat on the train this evening - I heard these two chaps playing Dylan and I remarked about the music and then we got into a conversation, and involved our immediate audience - I didn't know Mark was blind but we hot the conversation off.

I don`t quite know why your music and compositions are not more widely broadcast. I watched the various snippets of "Symphony for Yokshire" that were broadcast as idents on BBC 1 a couple of years ago. and searched for the whole symphony - and found it , along with Coventry market and Watford services. (A completely absurd sense of humour) . I like your musical and choral compositions - Melodies that tell stories, my usual taste being 70`s heavy rock & adventurous classics like Bruch and Sibelius and more recently Nightwish. I am sure that you will be ranked with Goodwin & Walton (if you are not already) . Until then ,you may have to wait until the "i" generation gets bored and a vacant space appears in their imagination. I hope you will be there.

I really like Mark. I see so many crappy buskers covering brown eyed girl and shit like that, and mark seems pretty authentic in what he does. He's also incredibly talented.

I heard the sad news today that Mary Ross, our 95 year old in this film, has died. She was wonderful and sparky and I'm sure she'll be very badly missed by all her friends and family members. RIP, Mary. You saved our bacon!

He's no roger Whitaker

My friend Roy Chapman shared this me and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I miss England :(

I saw an art video in a Southampton art gallery a few years ago and it was almost certainly of Mark Campbell whistling Jerusalem. I have only just found out who he is by hearing him on radio 4 Saturday Live and then googling his name. I have never forgotten it and would like to know if it is available to be seen again anywhere.

Another great and moving short film from Mr Till. As ever loved it. Thank you!

Beautifully shot indeed . Well done. I liked the diversity! Never quite understand why someone wishes to put someone down when you try and do something positive and not try and offer to help or provide a solution as Milly does. Sure we live in multicultural society. Next time I can point you point in different directions. Judy has an interesting point regarding adding captions as a number of different themes already emerging from the messages and there for the taking. Continue success Ben..

Hi Benjamin. Great film, really enjoyed it. Regarding the question of how to increase engagement with non-white communities - perhaps if you were to do any similar projects in the future, you could approach some local organisations and involve key people in the project from the start, they will have access to groups and communities that may not be so welcoming to you.

Watching it reminds you how incredibly fleeting life is, even if you reach 100. A beautiful and poignant film.