После музыки есть ещё фрагмент интервью, касающийся данной пьесы. Вот текст в письменном виде:
Violet Gordon Woodhouse talks to Lance Sieveking:
Transcript: LS: `Thank you, Mrs. Woodhouse. That was most lovely. What is it?` VGW: `Well, that`s from the Straloch Manuscript book. It`s called `Woe Betide My Weary Body`, date I should think about 1600.` LS: `What a marvelous delicacy of sound the clavichord has. Its music is like a landscape seen through the wrong end of a telescope, and the whole flavor is so deliciously crisp and dry.` VGW: `The clavichord is really a study of a lifetime. It often sounds just like a packet of pins when one begins.`
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Violet Gordon Woodhouse talks to Lance Sieveking:
Transcript: LS: `Thank you, Mrs. Woodhouse. That was most lovely. What is it?` VGW:
`Well, that`s from the Straloch Manuscript book. It`s called `Woe Betide My Weary Body`,
date I should think about 1600.` LS: `What a marvelous delicacy of sound the clavichord
has. Its music is like a landscape seen through the wrong end of a telescope, and the
whole flavor is so deliciously crisp and dry.` VGW: `The clavichord is really a study of a
lifetime. It often sounds just like a packet of pins when one begins.`