Claire Booth, Patricia Bardon, Nicky Spence, Andrew Matthews-Owen - Jonathan Dove: Song Cycles (2014) [Hi-Res]

• Title: Jonathan Dove: Song Cycles
  
• Year Of Release: 2014
  
• Label: Naxos
  
• Genre: Classical
  
• Quality: flac 24bits - 44.1kHz
  
• Total Time: 01:10:57
  
• Total Size: 601 mb
  
• WebSite: Album Preview
  

Tracklist

01. Out of Winter: Song I
02. Out of Winter: Song II
03. Out of Winter: Song III
04. Out of Winter: Song IV
05. Out of Winter: Song V
06. Out of Winter: Song VI
07. Cut My Shadow: No. 1, Surprise
08. Cut My Shadow: No. 2, The Guitar
09. Cut My Shadow: No. 3, Song of the Dry Orange Tree
10. Ariel: No. 1, Come unto These Yellow Sands
11. Ariel: No. 2, I Boarded the King's Ship!
12. Ariel: No. 3, O, O, O
13. Ariel: No. 4, All Hail, Great Master!
14. Ariel: No. 5, Is There More Toil?
15. All You Who Sleep Tonight: No. 1, Condition
16. All You Who Sleep Tonight: No. 2, Telephone
17. All You Who Sleep Tonight: No. 3, Across
18. All You Who Sleep Tonight: No. 4, Prandial Plaint
19. All You Who Sleep Tonight: No. 5, Interpretation
20. All You Who Sleep Tonight: No. 6, Mistaken
21. All You Who Sleep Tonight: No. 7, God's Love
22. All You Who Sleep Tonight: No. 8, Dark Road
23. All You Who Sleep Tonight: No. 9, Door
24. All You Who Sleep Tonight: No. 10, Night Watch
25. All You Who Sleep Tonight: No. 11, Voices
26. All You Who Sleep Tonight: No. 12, Soon
27. All You Who Sleep Tonight: No. 13, All You Who Sleep Tonight


Jonathan Dove is one of Britain’s most resourceful and versatile contemporary composers, whose affinity for vocal setting is especially striking. From the operatic canvas of his acclaimed Flight to his song cycles, his acutely perceptive approach to texts is unmistakeable. Out of Winter, written in collaboration with Dove, is the late Sir Robert Tear’s poetic response to Thomas Hardy’s Winter Words. Cut My Shadow is a powerful and harrowing setting of three Lorca texts notable for a sense of constant unease and longing for a homeland. All You Who Sleep Tonight, to poems by Vikram Seth, is elegant, moving, and witty whilst Ariel explores Shakespeare’s elusive character from The Tempest in a rôle for unaccompanied soprano.

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