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Dora Ohrenstein / Thomas Ades • Francis Poulenc • Henry Purcell • William Bolcom • Alice Shields • Lee Hoiby - Restless Spirits flac album

Dora Ohrenstein Baroque Modern Contemporary 2001
Dora Ohrenstein / Thomas Ades • Francis Poulenc • Henry Purcell • William Bolcom • Alice Shields • Lee Hoiby - Restless Spirits flac album
  • Performer Dora Ohrenstein
  • Title Restless Spirits
  • Date of release 2001
  • Style Baroque, Modern, Contemporary
  • Other formats VQF VOC XM ADX RA AU WMA
  • Genre Classical
  • Size MP3 1809 mb
  • Size FLAC 1136 mb
  • Rating: 4.9
  • Votes: 890
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But the CD player will not recognize any other than a single 19:00 track 10. For information, the booklet tracks are listed as follows: 10) I. Signorina 11) II.

Dora Ohrenstein - Performer Michael Lowenstern - Performer Thomas Adès - Performer William Bolcom - Performer Lee Hoiby - Performer Francis Poulenc - Performer Henry Purcell - Performer Alice Shields - Performer Judith Pearce - Performer Mark Stewart - Performer Christopher Oldfather - Performer Phillip Bush - Performer Alan R. Kay - Performer Masayo Isgigure - Performer Jeremy McCoy - Performer.

La dame de Monte Carlo, monologue lyrique for soprano & orchestra, FP 180. Francis Poulenc. Phillip Bush, Dora Ohrenstein & Alan Kay, Dora Ohrenstein. 3. From silent shades and the Elysian groves (Bess of Bedlam), song, Z. 370. Henry Purcell.

Henry Purcell was a 17th century English musician and composer. This biography of Henry Purcell provides detailed information about his childhood, life, achievements, works & timeline. He composed the music for ‘Come, Ye Sons of Art’ in 1694. It proved to be the final ode he wrote for the queen as she died at the end of that year. After the queen’s death, he composed an anthem and two elegies for her funeral. He was at the height of his career during the 1690s, having written music for 42 plays over a period of six years.

I never want to hear the William Tell Overture by Rossini ever again!!! Dahhh why do people like it so much?? But I will, probably hundred times more in my life.

This is how Francis Poulenc openly inscribed the score to his Concert champêtre, a work that is dedicated to the painter Richard Chanlaire. Concert champetre, FP 49 Allegro Molto Chanlaire operated a large Parisian art shop and a gallery in Tourrettes-sur-Loup, a town in the mountains above Nice. Although Poulenc had known him since the mid-twenties, references to homosexual activities begin to appear only in early May 1929. He eventually avowed his love for Chanlaire in a letter to Valentine Hugo. How happy I was to be able to confide to you my great secret, my grave secret

Tracklist Hide Credits

1 –Thomas Ades* Life Story
Bass Clarinet – Alan Kay, Michael LowensternComposed By – Thomas Ades*Double Bass – Jeremy McCoyText By – Tennessee Williams
 9:24
2 –Francis Poulenc La Dame De Monte Carlo
Composed By – Francis PoulencPiano – Phillip Bush*Text By – Jean Cocteau
 7:04
3 –Henry Purcell Bess Of Bedlam
Accordion – Guy KlucevsekBass Clarinet – Michael LowensternComposed By, Text By – Henry PurcellElectric Guitar – Mark Stewart
4:25
–William Bolcom From "I Will Breathe A Mountain", 5 Songs
Composed By – William BolcomPiano – Christopher Oldfather
 (9:30)
4 – How To Swing Those Obbligat0s Around
Text By – Alice Fulton
 1:55
5 – Never More Will The Wind
Text By – H.D.*
 1:50
6 – The Crazy Woman
Text By – Gwendolyn Brooks
 2:30
7 – Just Once
Text By – Anne Sexton
 1:30
8 – The Bustle In A House
Text By – Emily Dickinson
 1:45
9 –Alice Shields Komachi At Sekidera
Alto Flute – Judith PearceComposed By, Adapted By (Text) [From Japanese Noh Play "Komachi at Sekidera" by Kanze Motokiyo Zeame] – Alice ShieldsKoto – Masayo IshigureText By [Adapted from Japanese Noh Play "Komachi at Sekidera"] – Kanze Motokiyo Zeame
 11:57
10 –Lee Hoiby The Italian Lesson
Composed By – Lee HoibyPiano – Phillip Bush*Text By – Ruth Draper
 19:00

Companies, etc.

  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Koch International Classics
  • Copyright (c) – Koch International Classics

Credits

  • Cover [Design] – Helen Contoudis
  • Engineer – David Smith
  • Executive-Producer – Susan Napodano DelGiorno
  • Liner Notes [English Translation of "La Dame de Monte Carlo"] – Dora Ohrenstein, Thomas Grubb
  • Photography By [Photo of Dora Ohrenstein] – Frank Miller
  • Producer – John Ostendorf
  • Soprano Vocals – Dora Ohrenstein

Notes

Total time 61:20
This recording was made possible through a generous grant from the Mary Flagler Cary Charitable Trust
Recorded at Town Hall, New York City, 1998 - 1999.
℗ © 2001 Koch International Classics · A Koch Entertainment Company
Printed and Manufactured in the U.S.A.

CD is packaged in a standard plastic black-tray jewel case along with a 32-page (stapled) booklet, notes in English with complete lyrics (in English and in French with English translations).

Note -- The track list on Booklet p. 2 suggests the Lee Hoiby song "The Italian Lesson" features four individual tracks, 10 to 13, as each is given a designated title. But the CD player will not recognize any other than a single 19:00 track 10. For information, the booklet tracks are listed as follows:
10) I. Signorina
11) II. Jane
12) III. Miss Pounder
13) IV. Puppy

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode: 0 99923 75032 1
  • Label Code: LC 06644
  • SPARS Code: DDD
  • Matrix / Runout: 24MQ1<7150>KICCD7503
  • Mastering SID Code: IFPI L481
  • Mould SID Code: IFPI 7703
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