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Hilary Summer, Michael Nyman Band - Michael Nyman: War Work: Eight Songs with Film (2015) CD-Rip

Hilary Summer, Michael Nyman Band - Michael Nyman: War Work: Eight Songs with Film (2015) CD-Rip
  • Title: Michael Nyman: War Work: Eight Songs with Film
  • Year Of Release: 2015
  • Label: Michael Nyman Records
  • Genre: Classical
  • Quality: FLAC (image+.cue,log,scans)
  • Total Time: 01:07:40
  • Total Size: 437 Mb
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Tracklist:

01. The Making of Faces
02. Dreaming of Home
03. The Engine Turns
04. The Effects of Gas
05. Song 1: 'Urtod' (words August Stramm/music Rossini, Petit Messe Solenelle, Kyrie)
06. Song 2: 'What's Left of the Soldier-Man?' (words David Bomberg/music Beethoven, Violin Concerto, 2nd movement)
07. Song 3: 'Kinder vor einem Londoner armenspeise Haus' (words Ernst Stadler/music Orlando Gibbons, The Lord of Salisbury his Pavin and Galiardo)
08. Song 4: 'Haidekampf' (words August Stramm/music Schubert, Sonata No.15, 2nd movement)
09. Puppenkorper
10. Picabia's Pigeons
11. The Dead are Sad Enough in their Eternal Silence
12. Playing at Soldiering
13. The Mechanical Horse
14. A la Pensee des Absents
15. Song 5: 'L'Adieu du cavalier/The Cavalier's Farewell' (words Guillaume Apollinaire/music John Bull, Bull's Goodnight)
16. Song 6: 'For just one night' (words Geza Gyoni/music Chopin, Prelude No.15)
17. Song 7: 'Louse Hunting' (words Isaac Rosenberg/music Franck, Violin Sonata No.1, 1st movement)
18. Song 8: 'Abschied' (words Alfred Lichtenstein/music Schubert, Sonata No.15, 2nd movement)
19. 'Urtod' (re-recording)

Performers:
Hilary Summers, contralto
Michael Nyman Band

The 'Eight Songs' are essentially a song cycle presented in two groups of 4: the first group preceded by 4 instrumental movements and the second by 6. The texts were written by World War 1 poets all of whom, apart from the English painter-poet David Bomberg, lost their lives during the war. The songs take their starting point from the title of a series of poems by the French poet Gaston de Ruyter (who was shot down in his planes as late as 7 October 1918): ‘Chansons vieilles sur d’autres airs’ (‘Old songs to other tunes’). The ‘chansons vieilles’ are the poems by English, French, German and Hungarian poets (all sung in their original languages apart from ‘Csak Egy Eiszkara…..’ and the ‘autres airs’ are by English, French, German, Austro-Hungarian, Polish and Italian composers of the 17th and 19th centuries.





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  • jojo5
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Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!