As you browse through YouTube, you find a staggering array of fanmade videos for many of Chloe's songs.

Here are a few for "Nella Fantasia." Most of these were found easily, because the YouTuber credited Chloe, but there are also many more such videos that use her music but are not tagged.

The nicest is probably this one, which features a montage of meadows, flowers, butterflies, kittens, bunnies, etc., along with both the Italian and English lyrics:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dCk5mHeFjPo&fmt=18


This one is similar, featuring clouds, flowers, doves, rainbows, and sunlit skies:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=66da87S7m7o&fmt=18


This one takes a different approach, showing paintings of lovers. Too bad the aspect ratio of many of the paintings is off; otherwise, it would be really splended. I like the image at 1:21:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ngJEun2eAAA&fmt=18


This one is quite grand, showing a host of European mountains, including Mont Blanc:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GUWGU8IpbGs&fmt=18


The title of this video indicates its content: "Holding the Sun." Watch it to see what they mean:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rfc4rV8c7oY&fmt=18


And finally, here's one called "An Irish Visit," showing a sequence of images of Ireland. Too bad the pictures are low-res; otherwise, it would be a good one.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ffL76J7C7gs&fmt=18


How interesting to see that Chloe's music has sparked so much creativity in so many people.

I added a few more to this thread elsewhere, including one titled "Fantasia," with stunning images of mountains, sunsets, and other natural scenery, along with especially gorgeous images of the aurora borealis.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q37v8yxNnQI&fmt=18


This video tells a wholly original story. Called "Gwendolyn's Garden," it's rather like a children's book in miniature. The captions give a complete plot, and the illustrations provide the visual impressions.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3kaYgj3fpec&fmt=18


This "Nella Fantasia" video employs breathtaking shots of what I believe is Victoria Falls.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7XpURYF7wsg&fmt=18

The luscious beauty of the landscape fits the song.

Don't you know? That is one of Chloe's special blessings -- giving joy to the anti-social (or to use Wordsworth's term, the "solitaries") among us.

I wouldn't call myself anti-social... but I would call myself somewhat of the "solitaries." And yes, Chloe gives joy to us.

Here's a brand-new "Nella Fantasia" fan video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=llNVzGD7zSs&fmt=18

The images are oriented around fantasy, feminine, and nature themes. Yet another pretty creation inspired by Chloe's music.

Yes, this one was rather interesting. It's amazing how so many different people have ways of showing their love of Chloe's music.

From the same YouTuber who created the new "When You Believe" fan video comes a new clip for "Nella Fantasia." Again, the images are an eclectic mix, but most revolve around the theme of love and human relations:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kM-xLA3uBcA

Here's a really fine "Nella Fantasia" fan video. It consists of a slideshow of flowers, cute animals, and pretty natural scenes.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZyxBBaMxsqw&fmt=18

What distinguishes it, though, is that it includes the lyrics to the song on-screen both in English and in Italian, as the song plays.

It's a pleasure to read along as the song plays and to understand every phrase, as well as viewing the proper Italian text and seeing what those foreign-language words actually look like. Sometimes, when you see the Italian words spelled out, you can deduce their meaning even without the translation.