| Description |
1 online resource (1 audio file) |
| Contents |
Ludlow and Teme (1923) / Ivor Gurney (19:01) -- In Flanders (1917) / Ivor Gurney (3:05) -- Canticle II: "Abraham & Isaac" Op. 51 (1952) / Benjamin Britten (16:31) -- In an arbour green (1922) / Peter Warlock (1:42) -- Love's philosophy (1905) / Roger Quilter (1:37) -- Ladslove (1920) / John Ireland (2:29) -- Fish in the unruffled lakes (1937-1941) / Benjamin Britten (13:45) -- We'll to the woods no more (1927) / John Ireland (8:18) -- Songs of eternity and sorrow Op. 36a: IV: Because I liked you better (2004) / Ian Venables (4:03) |
| Cast |
Brian Giebler, tenor ; Reginald Mobley, countertenor ; Katie Hyun, Ben Russell, violins ; Jessica Meyer, viola ; Michael Katz, cello ; Steven McGhee, piano |
| Notes |
Hard copy version record |
| Subject |
Songs (High voice) with instrumental ensemble.
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Canticles.
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Songs (High voice) with piano.
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Song cycles.
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Canticles.
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Song cycles.
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Songs (High voice) with instrumental ensemble.
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Songs (High voice) with piano.
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Streaming audio
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| Form |
Streaming audio
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| Author |
Giebler, Brian L. (Brian Louis), 1986- singer.
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Mobley, Reginald, singer.
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Hyun, Katie, instrumentalist.
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Russell, Ben, instrumentalist
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Meyer, Jessica (Violist), instrumentalist.
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Katz, Michael, instrumentalist
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McGhee, Steven, instrumentalist
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Container of (work): Gurney, Ivor, 1890-1937.
Ludlow and Teme.
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Container of (work): Gurney, Ivor, 1890-1937.
In Flanders.
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Container of (work): Britten, Benjamin, 1913-1976.
Canticle, no. 2.
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Container of (work): Warlock, Peter, 1894-1930.
In an arbour green
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Container of (work): Quilter, Roger, 1877-1953.
Songs, op. 3. Love's philosophy.
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Container of (work): Ireland, John, 1879-1962.
Land of lost content. Ladslove.
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Container of (work): Britten, Benjamin, 1913-1976.
Fish in the unruffled lakes.
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Container of (work): Ireland, John, 1879-1962.
We'll to the woods no more.
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Container of (work): Venables, Ian, 1955-
Songs of eternity and sorrow. Because I liked you
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