A little YouTube searching turned up a number of interesting fan videos for these two songs.

The first has been posted before, to great acclaim. This is Mitthus's fan video for "Angel's Song," and I still consider it the best fan-made video for any of Chloe's recordings. It's an angel's POV of Ireland.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2wC9vq68yDQ&fmt=18

Just for good measure, here's one more -- another wolf slideshow of the kind that we've seen created for other Chloe songs. Again, one wouldn't expect wolves to be a natural choice of accompaniment to "Angel's Song," but the pictures are so peaceful and majestic that it somehow fits.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1BDbsbqg2vA&fmt=18

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Now, for Vivaldi's "Rain," this vid collects an intriguing set of images to accompany texts from a poet named Ferreira Gullar. Alas, only our Portuguese and Brazilian friends will be able to decipher the words, but the images need no translation:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lgg6jTp0wSA&fmt=18

This video comprises a series of clips from the fictionalized biopic of Jane Austen called Becoming Jane:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LfcZLQPvuf4&fmt=18

And finally, this video pays tribute to Goldberry, a character in Lord of the Rings. It's accompanied by a poem by the creator -- and you'll find that many of the words could apply to Chloe as well.

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

About Ferreira Gullar

There is a biography of him on wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferreira_Gullar

I tried to translate the poetry "Traduzir-se" (translate yourself) but it is very difficult...I hope you understand:


TRANSLATE YOURSELF

A part of me is the whole world
Another part is nobody, deep without end
A part of me is rabble
Part is strangeness and loneliness
A part of me weighs, considering
Other part rave
A part of me have lunch and dinner
Other part is scare
A part of me is permanent
Another part is known at once
Part of me is only vertigo
Another part is a language
Translate a part in other part
This is a matter of life and death
Is this art?

Thank you for the translation, mitthus. It definitely helps one to appreciate the visuals in that video, and how they correspond to the lines of the poem.

Say, it just occurred to me that that video was undoubtedly created by a Brazilian or Portuguese YouTuber, since the poet in question is Brazilian. And since that's the case, I'd say there's a good chance that he discovered Chloe through your fanspages, mitthus. Nicely done!

It just goes to show how far a little publicity can go.

I have to say that wolves are more positive than a negative that alot of people still accept. And important part of natures place.

Here's a beautiful collection of anime clips stitched together, set to the music of "Angel's Song":

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aId2ad6v2y0&fmt=18

Very nice video.

Here's a charming new YouTube video set to "Vivaldi's Rain": a slideshow of images of the Hobbits, from the Lord of the Rings films:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CansdBZGNdc

Apparently the creator is making videos of each of Middle Earth's races. How fitting that they would choose a Chloe song to accompany a vid of the film's main characters!

This new "Vivaldi's 'Rain'" video presents a slideshow of images of water droplets on flowers:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQdsrGOz8xE&fmt=18

It's very pretty, and very appropriate to the song.

Here's the simplest of fan videos, one that posts the translated lyrics of the song as it plays. Very helpful for understanding what the Italian lyrics actually mean -- and therefore, for comprehending the song.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=48n52hw4xik