About This Song
About "Bennet: Madrigalls to Fovre Voyces: No. 13, Weep, O Mine Eyes" by The King's Singers
Bennet's lament falls in slow, deliberate dropsâeach cadence a tear on parchment. The ensemble lets the dissonance sting before resolving, capturing grief that refuses tidy comfort. Weeping here is not performance but pressure, held taut until the final chord releases it.
