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Wydawnictwo: Delphian
Nr katalogowy: DCD 34253
Nośnik: 1 CD
Data wydania: marzec 2021
EAN: 801918342530
Nr katalogowy: DCD 34253
Nośnik: 1 CD
Data wydania: marzec 2021
EAN: 801918342530
Isolation Songbook
Delphian - DCD 34253
Kompozytor
Owain Park, Héloise Werner, Andrew Brixey-Williams, Kerensa Briggs, Nathan James Dearden, Richard Barnard, Joshua Borin, Ben Rowarth, Elliott Park, Derri Joseph Lewis, Terence Charlston, Matthew J.C. Ward, Gerda Blok-Wilson, James Davy, Stephen Bick
Owain Park, Héloise Werner, Andrew Brixey-Williams, Kerensa Briggs, Nathan James Dearden, Richard Barnard, Joshua Borin, Ben Rowarth, Elliott Park, Derri Joseph Lewis, Terence Charlston, Matthew J.C. Ward, Gerda Blok-Wilson, James Davy, Stephen Bick
Wykonawcy
Helen Charlston, mezzo-soprano
Michael Craddock, baritone
Alexander Soares, piano
Helen Charlston, mezzo-soprano
Michael Craddock, baritone
Alexander Soares, piano
Utwory na płycie:
18th April
The Orange Vendor
Abat-jour
Melancholy (and Buttercream)
the way we go
Three Early Stroll Songs_ I Early Stroll 28320
Three Early Stroll Songs_ II Early Stroll 29_30320
Three Early Stroll Songs_ III Early Stroll 31520
Nature is Returning
The King’s Breakfast
Skysong – extracts_ Refrain
Skysong – extracts_ dawn
Skysong – extracts_ soothe
Skysong – extracts_ Refrain ii
A Moment
Three Duets for mezzo-soprano and baritone_ I O Solitude
Three Duets for mezzo-soprano and baritone_ II Hurried Letter
Three Duets for mezzo-soprano and baritone_ III Endless Song
Concerning Cows_ A Rural Song Cycle_ I
Concerning Cows_ A Rural Song Cycle_ II
Concerning Cows_ A Rural Song Cycle_ III
I’m Nobody
Dreams
On His Blindness
Owain Park:
18th April
Héloise Werner:
The Orange Vendor
Andrew Brixey-Williams:
Abat-jour
Kerensa Briggs:
Melancholy (and Buttercream)
Nathan James Dearden:
the way we go
Richard Barnard:
Three Early Stroll Songs
Joshua Borin:
Nature is Returning
Ben Rowarth:
The King’s Breakfast
Elliott Park:
Skysong (extracts)
Derri Joseph Lewis:
A Moment
Terence Charlston:
Three Duets
Matthew J.C. Ward:
Concerning Cows - A Rural Song Cycle
Gerda Blok-Wilson:
I’m Nobody
James Davy:
Dreams
Stephen Bick:
On His Blindness
18th April
Héloise Werner:
The Orange Vendor
Andrew Brixey-Williams:
Abat-jour
Kerensa Briggs:
Melancholy (and Buttercream)
Nathan James Dearden:
the way we go
Richard Barnard:
Three Early Stroll Songs
Joshua Borin:
Nature is Returning
Ben Rowarth:
The King’s Breakfast
Elliott Park:
Skysong (extracts)
Derri Joseph Lewis:
A Moment
Terence Charlston:
Three Duets
Matthew J.C. Ward:
Concerning Cows - A Rural Song Cycle
Gerda Blok-Wilson:
I’m Nobody
James Davy:
Dreams
Stephen Bick:
On His Blindness
The feeling which many of us experienced in spring 2020 as, country by country, the world went into lockdown – a sense of life gone into standstill – was especially acute for musicians, deprived suddenly of both their livelihoods and the human connections that give their work meaning.
For singers Helen Charlston and Michael Craddock, it was not only their art that they could no longer express publicly: they had been due to marry in April. Forced like so many to put plans of any kind on hold, Helen began to nd ways of redirecting her creative energies. She wrote a poem for Michael to mark their postponed wedding date, and the composer Owain Park, a friend of the couple, set it to music.
Helen began to contact other composers and poets, and unexpectedly but quickly a project took shape that would both ll the empty time and bear witness to it. The project chimed with Delphian’s determination to maintain the ow of album releases while live music was in abeyance, and so – with music again proving its ability to build connections across physical distance – the Isolation Songbook swiftly found a home on disc; recorded during the summer relaxation of restrictions, its release marks the anniversary of the beginning of lockdown in the UK.
Recorded on 3-5 September 2020 in The Queen’s Hall, Edinburgh. Piano: Steinway, Model D serial no. 599478 (2015).
For singers Helen Charlston and Michael Craddock, it was not only their art that they could no longer express publicly: they had been due to marry in April. Forced like so many to put plans of any kind on hold, Helen began to nd ways of redirecting her creative energies. She wrote a poem for Michael to mark their postponed wedding date, and the composer Owain Park, a friend of the couple, set it to music.
Helen began to contact other composers and poets, and unexpectedly but quickly a project took shape that would both ll the empty time and bear witness to it. The project chimed with Delphian’s determination to maintain the ow of album releases while live music was in abeyance, and so – with music again proving its ability to build connections across physical distance – the Isolation Songbook swiftly found a home on disc; recorded during the summer relaxation of restrictions, its release marks the anniversary of the beginning of lockdown in the UK.
Recorded on 3-5 September 2020 in The Queen’s Hall, Edinburgh. Piano: Steinway, Model D serial no. 599478 (2015).