Hubert Parry (1848-1918): Lieder
Lieder op. 12 Nr. 1-3
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Nr. 1 The Poet's Song (Text: Tennyson)
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Nr. 2 More fond than Cushat Dove (Text: Barham)
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Nr. 3 Music (Text: Shelley)
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English Lyrics Set 2 (Auszug)
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2. Take, o take those Lips away (Text: Shakespeare)
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3. No longer mourn for me (Text: Shakespeare)
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English Lyrics Set 3 (Auszug)
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1. To Lucasta, on going to the wars (Text: Lovelace)
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2. If thou would'st ease thine heart (Text: Beddoes)
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3. To Althea, from prison (Text: Lovelace)
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4. Why so pale and wan? (Text: Suckling)
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5. Through the Ivory Gate (Text: Sturgis)
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English Lyrics Set 4 (Auszug)
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1. Thine eyes still shined for me (Text: Emerson)
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4. Weep you no more, sad fountains (Text: Anonym)
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English Lyrics Set 5 (Auszug)
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2. Proud Maisie (Text: Scott)
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4. Lay a garland on my hearse (Text: Beaumont / Fletcher)
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English Lyrics Set 6 (Auszug)
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1. When comes my Gwen (Text: Mynyddog, Übersetzung: Jones)
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3. Love is a bable (Text: Anonym)
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2. And yet I love her till I die (Text: Anonym)
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6. Under the Greenwood Tree (Text: Shakespeare)
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English Lyrics Set 7 (Auszug)
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1. On atime the amorous Silvy (Text: Anonym)
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4. O never say that I was false of heart (Text: Shakespeare)
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3. Ye little birds that sit and sing (Text: Heywood)
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6. Sleep (Text: Sturgis)
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5. Julia (Text: Herrick)
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English Lyrics Set 8 (Auszug)
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2. Nightfall in winter (Text: Mitchell)
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4. Dirge in woods (Text: Meredith)
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English Lyrics Set 11 (Asuzug)
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3. The Spirit of the Spring (Text: A. P. Graves)
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2. What part of dread eternity (Text: Parry?)
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4. The Blackbird (Text: A. P. Graves)
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8. She is my love beyond all thought (Text: A. P. Graves)
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5. The Faithful Lover (Text: A. P. Graves)
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Product Information
Product-Information:
Parry's star seems at last to be in the ascendant. And not before time. Although respectably prolific, his style began to appear rather old-fashioned upon the appearance of Elgar early in the century, and this assessment has persisted until comparatively recently. Consequently a shamefully small proportion of his music has so far been recorded. But things are changing and Parry is being seen as more than just the composer of Jerusalem and I was glad. Last month saw our issue of the first recording of his oratorio Job. This month we present a CD's-worth of Parry's songs (30 of them), largely drawn from his 12 sets of English Lyrics written between about 1885 and 1920. The vast majority of them have never been recorded before.
Stephen Varcoe's ardent championship of them here should do much to encourage other singers to add them to their repertoire.
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