Ah, theresaholeinyour mind, I deliberately avoided the versions with background music as I wanted to concentrate on his mellifluous voice the meaning of the poetry.
I have seen that interview on the dvd extras, but it's a bit disappointing to see him in his own clothes rather than floppy-sleeved shirt, cravat and frock coat. But he is (naturally) quite right about the 'look back at me' scene.