Violinist Esther Abrami has launched an attention grabbing new video for her adaptation of ‘Strolling In The Air’, the enduring track from the much-loved movie The Snowman – filmed on the prime of a tower some 450 toes above Brighton.
The video celebrates the fortieth anniversary of the enduring Christmas movie, and the monitor has been organized for Esther by the movie’s authentic composer, Howard Blake OBE.
Evoking a number of the movie’s giddying rush because the boy and the snowman soar above the snowy fields and villages, Esther recorded her video on prime of the Brighton i360, 450 toes above the seaside city. The monument is taller than the London Eye, and Esther’s video presents 360-degree views of Brighton, the English Channel, and the rolling South Downs Nationwide Park.
Esther’s music video coincides with the fortieth anniversary of The Snowman – and with the tenth anniversary of The Snowman and the Snowdog, each movie variations based mostly on the image books by the late creator and illustrator Raymond Briggs.
This winter, Penguin Random Home Kids’s is celebrating the anniversaries with a restricted theatrical launch of each movies, out there in additional than 70 Odeon cinemas nationwide for six weeks from 25 November 2022.
Of her new music video, Esther says: ‘Watching The Snowman is among the most nostalgic and particular Christmas traditions for thus many households and I’m so honoured to have been given the possibility to share this particular model of the enduring monitor.
‘It was one of the crucial enjoyable and likewise most exhilarating performances of my life – connected by a rope on prime of the glass pod and with my violin and bow tied to my wrist – one thing I’ll always remember!’
Esther Abrami’s music video ‘Strolling In The Air’ from The Snowman is out now on Sony Classical.
