Christine Brewer - Echoes of Nightingale (CD)

Christine Brewer, Roger Vignoles

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Sing to me, sing, Op 48 (Sidney Homer); Night (Edwin McArthur); Now like a lantern Op 44 No 5 (Arthur Walter Kramer); Sea Moods (Mildred Lund Tyson); O lovely night! (Landon Ronald); At Parting (James H Rogers); The sleep that flits on baby's eyes (John Alden Carpenter); Hickory Hill (Paul Sargent); Through the years (Vincent Youmans); There shall be more joy (Paul Nordoff); Hills I want my hills! (Frank La Forge); Love went a-riding (Frank Bridge); In my garden (Idabelle Firestone); Will you remember? (Sigmund Romberg); If I could tell you (Idabelle Firestone); The last rose of summer (Thomas Moore / Friedrich von Flotow); The song of songs 'Chanson du coeur brise' ; S (Harold Vicars); Stopping by woods on a snowy evening (John La Montaine); Cabin in the sky (Harold Arlen); Song: Happiness is a thing called Joe (Harold Arlen); On the town Leonard Bernstein (1918-1990); Some other time (Leonard Bernstein); When I have sung my songs (Ernest Charles); Review (Celius Dougherty) Christine Brewer, Roger Vignoles

Künstler:: Christine Brewer, Roger Vignoles
Label:: Hyperion
Aufnahmejahr ca.:: 2009
UPC/EAN:: 0034571178134
Erscheinungstermin:: 18.3.2011

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This delightful disc, performed by one of the most admired sopranos of today, accompanied by her long-time collaborator, pays homage to an important musical tradition and part of performance history, and to four great sopranos from the past.

The repertoire includes the encore-songs, mainly by American composers, performed by Kirsten Flagstad, Eileen Farrell, Helen Traubel and Eleanor Steber at the end of their recitals. As Christine Brewer writes in an intimate performance note: ‘These little gems evoke an era of recitals not often encountered these days. Stepping back into that era has been a joy to Roger and me, and I hope it will bring back memories to those who might have heard these women sing these songs, or perhaps ignite a new love affair for younger listeners!’