[10/20/2007]企鹅评鉴三星带花*There is sweet music英国最甜美的歌声*剑桥歌手演唱(320
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專輯名稱:There is sweet music 英國最甜美的歌聲 作曲家:Charles Villiers Stanford 史丹佛 Frederick Delius 大流士 Sir Edward Elgar 艾爾加 Vaughan Williams 威廉士 E. J. Moeran 莫倫 Edward T. Chapman 查普曼 G. Holst 霍爾斯特 Edward Bairstow 拜爾斯托 Benjamin Britten 布烈頓 演出者:Cambridge Singers 劍橋歌手 指揮:John Rutter 約翰路特 樂隊:The Cambridge Singers 劍橋歌手 發行公司:Collegium (韻順唱片代理) 唱片編號:CSCD-505 發行日期:2004年10月25日
專輯簡介:
榮獲企鵝評鑑三星帶花的最高殊榮!
「20首英國甜美和聲歌曲與民謠」,當您聽到本片第一首歌曲──史丹福的「青鳥」,保證您一定會深深地喜愛上;緊接著二首──大流士的歌「無歌詞之詠」更是扣人心弦,艾爾加的「甜美歌聲」(There is Sweet Music)引領您進入一幅小橋流水的音畫中。接下來是莎士比亞的三首歌曲,由佛漢‧威廉士作曲;七首英國民謠的吟唱才是甜美甘泉,加上最後四首,花之歌是由布里頓所作的歌曲。 本片錄音優秀,人聲豐富,堪稱最極致的合唱曲。
曲目:
01-The blue bird (Charles Villiers Stanford)
Two Unaccompanied Part Songs
02-To be sung of a summer night on the water I (Frederick Delius) 03-To be sung of a summer night on the water II (Frederick Delius)
04-There is sweet music (Edward Elgar) 05-My love dwelt in a Northern land (Edward Elgar)
Three Shakespeare Songs
06-Full fathom five (Vaughan Williams) 07-The cloud-capp’d towers (Vaughan Williams) 08-Over hill, over dale (Vaughan Williams)
Folk-song arrangements
09-The sailor and young Nancy (E. J. Moeran) 10-Brigg Fair (Percy Grainger) 11-Londonderry air (Percy Grainger) 12-The three ravens (Edward T. Chapman) 13-My sweetheart’s like Venus (G. Holst) 14-The oak and the ash (Edward Bairstow) 15-Quick! we have but a second (C. V. Stanford)
Five Flower Songs, Op.47
16-To daffodils (Benjamin Britten) 17-The succession of the four sweet months (Benjamin Britten) 18-Marsh flowers (Benjamin Britten) 19-The evening primrose (Benjamin Britten) 20-Ballad of green broom (Benjamin Britten)
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你現在試聽的是 There is sweet music:
There is sweet music here that softer falls Than petals from blown roses on the grass, Ornight-dews on still waters between walls Of shadowy granite, in a gleaming pass; Music that gentlier on the spiritlies, Than tired eyelids upon tired eyes; Music that brings sweet sleep down from the blissful skies. Here sre cool mosses deep, And through the moss the ivies creep, And in the stream the long-leaved flowers weep, And from the craggy ledge the poppy hangs in sleep.
---Alfred, Lord Tennyson, 1809-1892:from The Lotos-Eaters---