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Carmen Jones (1943 Original Broadway Cast)

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A Contemporary Adaptation of Carmen
Now THIS is how CARMEN JONES should sound like!

Carmen Jones (1943 Original Broadway Cast)

Manufacturer: Decca U.S.
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00008BNUK
Release Date: 2003-02-25

Tracks:

Prelude
Opening Scene: Lift 'Em Up And Put 'Em Down
Dat's Love
You Talk Just Like My Maw
Dere's A Cafe On De Corner
Beat Out Dat Rhythm On A Drum
Stan' Up And Fight
Whizzin' Away Along De Track
Dis Flower
De Cards Don't Lie
My Joe
Dat's Our Man
Finale
Beat Out Dat Rhythm On A Drum

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Carmen Jones is one of the weirdest projects to ever hit the American musical theater. In 1943, lyricist Oscar Hammerstein II adapted Georges Bizet's Carmen for Broadway. The music was pretty much left intact, but Hammerstein transferred the action to WWII America. Carmen's tobacco factory became Carmen Jones' parachute factory, bullfighter Escamillo became boxer Husky Miller, and so on. As if this weren't enough, there also was the "small" detail of casting the show only with African-Americans. All in all, this ambitious endeavor makes Baz Luhrmann's La Boheme seem timid. Hammerstein's attempt at writing "black" hasn't aged all that well, but many of the show's songs retain a surprising impact. The feverish intensity of "Beat Out dat Rhythm on a Drum," for instance, hasn't dimmed over the years, and the song's been covered by a wide variety of performers, from Pearl Bailey and Marc Almond to Mandy Patinkin. The track is reprised as a bonus track at the end of the CD in a version sung by Kitty Carlisle (who's rather stiff compared to the show's June Hawkins). --Elisabeth Vincentelli

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A Contemporary Adaptation of Carmen.......2003-12-02

You may know that the smash grunge musical RENT is based on Puccini's opera LA BOHEME. And MISS SAIGON is MADAME BUTTERFLY, and trickiest of all AIDA is AIDA, but before all of those there was CARMEN JONES.

What makes CARMEN JONES different, however, is that it uses Bizet's original music, though it changes the setting and the lyrics (they're in English, too, rather than the original French). And who would have done such a thing? Oscar Hammerstein II (as in Rodgers & Hammerstein, I know you've heard of them. If not, shame on you, go straight to OKLAHOMA, do not pass go, do not collect CD of CARMEN JONES). This is one of Hammerstein's earlier works, and it's a great show. (There's a very successful movie version available on video, if you want to see it.)

CARMEN JONES updates the story of CARMEN. The original plot took place in Spain in 1820, Carmen was a gypsy. The first performance of CARMEN was in Paris in 1875. (Wow! Over 125 years, and it still plays regularly all over the world, talk about a great run!) What Hammerstein did was akin to what our current composers are doing with shows like RENT. He updated the show for his audience. Instead of Spaniards and gypsies, he used African-American factory workers, and set the story in 1943 during the war in a Southern town.

The story makes this a darker musical than Hammerstein's later shows like OKLAHOMA, CAROUSEL, THE KING AND I and SOUTH PACIFIC, some of which had their heavier elements, but were focused more on the romance. The tone of CARMEN JONES is more akin to his first show (the first musical) SHOWBOAT. It is also unusual not just for it's time but in general that it had an entirely African-American cast. While recent shows like Disney's THE LION KING and ONCE ON THIS ISLAND have also had predominantly African/African-American casts, these shows are few and far between. Another comparable show in terms of music and style would perhaps be Gershwin's PORGY AND BESS, though it's considered an opera rather than a musical.

Now THIS is how CARMEN JONES should sound like!.......2003-02-26

Words cannot begin to sum up my joy that Decca Broadway finally deemed CARMEN JONES fit for a proper remaster. Oscar Hammerstein's lyrics set to Georges Bizet's classic score can now be heard clearly without distortion and this CD includes a complete plot synopsis and pictures. Now we no longer have to settle for that monstroscity from Pearl CD, which was an unauthorized recording, and I hope didn't take away too many sales from Decca Broadway. For musical buffs this CD is a must-have!

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A Beautiful Muiscal Rendition of the Psalms

Psalms For The Soul

Manufacturer: Naxos
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00004VXDB
Release Date: 2000-09-26

Tracks:

The Reproaches
Psalm VIII
Psalm XXIII
Psalm CXXII
They That Go Down To The Sea In Ships
Psalm LXXXIV
Psalm CXXX
The Lamentations Of Jeremiah
The Lord Is My Shepherd
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Psalm CXXXI
Like As The Hart
Psalm CXLVIII
Psalm CXLIX
Psalm CL

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A Beautiful Muiscal Rendition of the Psalms.......2004-04-19

To some extent, the title of this collection PSALMS FOR THE SOUL is a bit oxymoronic. The psalms that are set to music in this collection are from the Bible, and therefore all psalms from scripture would be psalms for the soul, so to speak. I would imagine that the person who came up with the title was trying to market the recording to a broader public than just those who would purchase a religious CD and thought it would be catchy. But I digress and should not poke fun of the people of Naxos who do a tremendous service to classical music lovers by providing a wide variety of music at affordable prices.

This collection contains musical settings of the psalms. Some of the settings are anthems from the Anglican tradition. Other settings are more liturgical stemming from the Benedictine monastic tradition. Some of the settings are contemporary, others traditional. The Choir of St. John's under the direction of Noel Edison and organist Michael Bloss, performs the pieces with both beauty and reverence.

This collection is relaxing. It makes wonderful background music while concentrating and could also be used as in prayerful reflective settings as well.
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God Comes Tomorrow

Manufacturer: Gia Publications
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00005RDDW
Release Date: 2001-11-13

Tracks:

Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence (Advent)
O Come, O Come, Emmanuel (Advent)
Why Don't You Tear Apart The Heavens? (Advent)
Comfort, Comfort Now My People (Advent)
Lift Up Your Heads (Advent)
Advent Lullaby (Advent)
A Voice Proclaims (Advent)
Cloth For The Cradle (Christmas)
He Will Come (Christmas)
Voces Angelorum (Christmas)
Good News For Everyone (Christmas)
Poor Folk Hear Him Gladly (Christmas)
Sing Gloria (Christmas)
Fae Heichts O'Heiven (From Heights Of Heaven) (Christmas)
The Word (Epiphany)
He Came Down (Epiphany)
It Was To Older Folk (Epiphany)
Folly And Love (Epiphany)
Give Us, This Year (Epiphany)
Sing A Different Song (Epiphany)

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BEWARE!!! Unauthorized recording! Poorly mastered!
A Unique Blend!

Carmen Jones
Original Cast
Manufacturer: Pearl
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00005AV2A
Release Date: 2001-05-22

Tracks:

Act I: Prld - The Carmen Jones Orch/Joseph Littau
Act I: Opening Scene: Introducing 'Lift 'Em Up And Put 'Em Down' - Carmen Jones Chor/Robert Shaw
Act I: That's Love (Habanera) - Muriel Smith/Carmen Jones Chor/Robert Shaw
Act I: You Talk Just Like My Ma - Carlotta Franzell/Luther Saxon
Act I: There's A Cafe On The Corner (Seguedille) - Muriel Smith/Luther Saxon
Act I: Beat Out That Rhythm On A Drum (Gypsy Song) - June Hawkins/Carmen Jones Chor/Robert Shaw/Cozy Cole
Act I: Stand Up And Fight (Toreador Song) - Glenn Bryant/Carmen Jones Chor/Robert Shaw
Act I: Whizzing Away Along The Track (Qnt) - Muriel Smith/June Hawkins/Jessica Russell/Dick Montgomery/Randall Steplight
Act I: This Flower (Flower Song) - Luther Saxon
Act II: The Cards Don't Lie (Card Song) - Muriel Smith/June Hawkins/Jessica Russell
Act II: My Joe (Micaela's Aria) - Carlotta Franzell
Act II: That's Our Man - Carmen Jones Chor/Robert Shaw
Act II: Scene: Joe And Carmen (Finale) - Luther Saxon/Muriel Smith/Carmen Jones Chor/Robert Shaw
Carmen Fant - Isaac Stern

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BEWARE!!! Unauthorized recording! Poorly mastered!.......2003-02-26

I will get straight to the point: The CD is a poorly mastered, unauthorized recording of the original Carmen Jones cast recording using ancient recordings of the original 78 records. Pearl Records did not, repeat DID NOT receive Decca Broadway's permission to make this recording. However, Decca Broadway DID remaster FROM THE ORIGINAL MASTERS OF "CARMEN JONES" which sounds 100 times better than this thing and includes liner notes and pictures! Purchase the Decca Broadway recording instead. Frankly, this recording should rot!

A Unique Blend!.......2001-07-03

This soundtrack is a unique blend of vocals and brilliant instrumentals. While the songs aren't great, the performance is really wonderful!

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Count Your Blessings

Manufacturer: Memoir Classics
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00005KAW5
Release Date: 2001-05-29

Tracks:

Lift Up Your Hearts - The Luton Girls Choir
Down in the Glen - The Luton Girls Choir
Take the Sun - Philip Green, The Luton Girls Choir
Someday My Heart Will Awake
Serenata
O Lovely Night
Dream of Olwen
Barcarolle
Tales from the Vienna Woods
My Lady Greensleeves - Philip Green, The Luton Girls Choir
My Heart and I
Break of Day
Clock Is Playing - Philip Green, The Luton Girls Choir
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You Are My Heart's Delight
Count Your Blessings
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Holy City

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Portsmouth Remembers

Manufacturer: Guild
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ASIN: B0001PIZI8
Release Date: 2005-01-17

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Gloria for the 2nd time, The Best grand recording !!!
Sweet but sturdy
Bravo!

Rutter: Gloria, and other sacred music

Manufacturer: Hyperion UK
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ASIN: B00005COXM
Release Date: 2001-06-12

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Gloria for the 2nd time, The Best grand recording !!!.......2001-10-18

This CD is highly recomended the grandeure of the work is done perfecly by the wallace collections and the polyphony itself. The most dramatic recording of anthems of rutter, happy to listen too a happy recording.

Sweet but sturdy.......2001-07-02

The music of John Rutter consistently provokes mixed reactions amongst musical circles. There are those who cannot stand it, seeing it as tasteless and even annoying; some enjoy certain aspects of his output but do not love it all; some can find nothing but praise for it. As one who has performed various works and arrangements of his, I feel that it certainly can be overly 'saccharine' in the light of the other serious classical music being written today - yet it is unfailingly well-written, offering genuine challenges to those who perform it. And beyond all the sugary melodies and soupy harmonies, Rutter is capable of producing moments of real heart-wrenching emotion. Indeed, it says much of him that he can create memorable, 'hummable' tunes in an age wherein such a skill is perhaps looked upon as anachronistic.

It certainly says much of Rutter that this is now the second disc that the elite Hyperion company have devoted entirely to his music. Those who know and love his "Requiem" through its many commercially-available recordings will recognise many similar elements in "Gloria," obviously a more exubrant and joyful concert work, which is presented here with an effective scoring for organ, brass and percussion. It is at a glance reminiscent of a concerto, with three movements (two loud and fast ones, sandwiching a slower central movement) and recurring themes that are tossed between chorus and accompaniment. The opening is immediately characteristic of Rutter: the combined rhythms and fanfare-like motifs make it sound almost like the opening to some hit musical, and contrast is provided by utterances of unaccompanied chorus in which harmony is the most interesting element. The second movement - "Domine Deus" - features a gently undulating, flute-like solo from the organ, which is worked through gentle brass chorales and beautifully crafted sung passages, with a genuinely moving use of solo sopranos and altos. The third movement - "Quoniam tu solus sanctus" - brings back the boppy nature of the first movement, and quite startlingly includes what appears to be a fugue in the chorus parts! As a whole, it is easy to see why this work is not perhaps as popular as the "Requiem," but it is no less full of worthwhile things to listen out for.

The rest of the disc is made up of various church pieces, several of which are widely used as church anthems throughout England and beyond - "As the bridegroom to his chosen" and "Thy perfect love" are especially popular for their memorable tunes. Two of the unaccompanied works are quite arresting: "Come down, O love Divine," with its echoes of Herbert Howells and 'open ended' concluding cadence, and the tiny "Clare Benediction," dating from Rutter's time as Director of Music at that Cambridge College Chapel - for this, he provided his own text and the result is as potent as any large-scale choral masterpiece could be. There are also a few that are less well-known, and indeed one which has only recently been premiered - "I my Best-Beloved's am," first performed by Polyphony under Stephen Layton. These pieces (with the exception of "Praise the Lord, O my soul" and "Te Deum," which are accompanied by the same forces as in "Gloria") feature Rutter's own orchestrations, which can either heighten or ruin their effectiveness, depending upon your point of view - I was hoping to hear these with organ accompaniment, as they would be heard in a typcial church service. On the other hand, these arrangements show a fine sense of orchestral colour and demonstrate Rutter's penchant for making his music as useful as possible to all manner of performers, whether they specialise in the church or the concert platform.

Polyphony make light work of this programme. The works with organ, brass and percussion, recorded in the generous but subtle acoustics of Winchester Cathedral, suffer slightly from a poor balance: I am surprised that Hyperion were unable to save the choir from being drowned in the loudest and most climactic moments, wherein we lose not only the words but (nearly!) the voices themselves. Then again, the problem might also have been solved by augmenting the choir with extra singers - Polyphony is after all a chamber choir, whereas "Gloria" was clearly intended for choral societies with hundreds of massed voices. The anthems fare much better: recorded in the dry acoustics of a London church, supported by the small but potent forces of the City of London Sinfonia, Polyphony really get to the heart of these pieces. Stephen Layton directs well too - fast pieces are treated with vigour whereas the slower and more intimate ones are allowed to 'breathe' in a natural way that avoids sounding "hammy."

If you're approaching Rutter for the first time, I wouldn't recommend starting with this disc; the "Requiem" is a far better work to begin with. However, if you're already a 'Rutterphile,' then there is no reason to hesitate: this makes for rewarding listening.

Bravo!.......2001-06-15

Being a fan of John Rutter, I found this new recording, on Hyperion label, of the Gloria and sacred music, one of the best yet. The choir and orchestra are to be commended on the delicate and yet vibrant performance. The Polyphony choir, though only consisting of about 25 voices, produces a powerful and well rounded sound. I really enjoyed this recording and it was great to hear a few new anthems. The sound was very clear and the choir's annunciation was well articulated, so that you hear every word. I have most of his works and a great admirer of the Cambridge Singers, though I will put this Hyperion recording there, right next to John Rutter's choir. I was pleased to hear that the organ, especially in the Gloria and Te Deum could be clearly heard, but not dominating the voices or the orchestra. A very balanced sound throughout. The Wallace Collection, added to the City of London Sinfonia, gave that very `Ruttorian' brassy sound. Very impressive! This wonderful recording is a real joy to listen to. Bravo!!!

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Really Great
music fan in southern Virginia
North Hollywood Fan- Jay Pierson is Wonderful
great CD, but ms toppin was NOT on TOP
Terrific!

Ah! Love, But A Day

Manufacturer: Albany Records
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ASIN: B00004L8IB
Release Date: 2000-02-22

Tracks:

American Lullaby
O'Jim
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Three Cowboy Songs: Bucking Bronco
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Ah! Love, But A Day
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Set Down
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Sympathy
The Glory Of The Day Was In Her Face
Hold Fast To Dreams
Guide My Feet
The Pasture
Little David Play On Your HArp
At The Foot Of Yon Mountain
Canaan
Ride Up In The Chariot

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Really Great.......2004-09-03

One thing that has yet to be mentioned is that these are all art songs written by women composers. I am a big fan of both of the performers. I really like the first three pieces and Still by Gwenyth Walker. If you are a begginer or an old timer when it comes to art songs, this is a must!
The title is accually Ah love but a day, not American Art Songs

music fan in southern Virginia.......2003-08-15

I LOVE this CD and have played it constantly since purchasing it. My favorite selection is Guide My Feet with Louise Toppin's amazing high voice. The purity and sheer height of her instrument are incredible. I have also really enjoyed hearing the rich baritone of Jay Pierson and excellent accompanying of John O'Brien. The repertoire is refreshing and musically presented by all three artists. I HIGHLY recommend this CD to all.

North Hollywood Fan- Jay Pierson is Wonderful.......2002-09-14

This CD is lovely. Jay Pierson has a wonderful voice and the interpretation of his selections is stellar. I really love "Into the Night" and can listen to it over and over. I also think it is great that the female composers get their long overdue DO! I hope they somehow know that their music is not only being heard, but being performed beautifully. Toppin does a great job also, but I really love the baritone sound. Truly a beautiful CD!!! Thank you to both performers - but especially Pierson!

great CD, but ms toppin was NOT on TOP.......2002-04-08

the fabulous baritone CLEARLY shared the spotlight with toppin. the repetoire throughout was quite distinguished and beautiful between both singers, but i could have done without toppin being listed as the FEATURED singer on this CD. this CD has one of the most elegant, musical, baritones that ive ever heard on it. the best song sung by toppin was "take me to the water" - it was quite emotional, per toppin's pure tone and child-like vocal character - perfect match. "into the night" is glorious, and "ah love but a day" is gorgeous. a beautiful beautiful CD .

Terrific!.......2000-06-06

Louise Toppin sings some beautiful, though neglected repertoire. She is ably assisted by Jay Pierson and John O'Brien, but this is clearly her project. Definitely recommended!

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Hymns and Psalms from Winchester

Manufacturer: Herald
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ASIN: B000002GTP
Release Date: 1996-03-19

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To Drive the Dark Away

Manufacturer: Revels Records
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ASIN: B000009MF6
Release Date: 1997-08-26

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Epic Song - Dmitri Pkrovsky Ensemble
The Peacock - Tamara Smyslova/Dmitri Pokrovsky Ensemble
Down By The Volga River - Dmitri Pkrovsky Ensemble
Sun Room - Dmitri Pkrovsky Ensemble
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The Young Convert - Dmitri Pkrovsky Ensemble/Houston Chorus
Go Tell It On The Mountain - Janice Allen/Stan Strickland/Cambridge Chorus & Audience
Evening Star - Dmitri Pkrovsky & Ensemble/David Langstaff/Houston Chorus
Porushka - Dmitri Pkrovsky Ensemble
Alleluia - Dmitri Pkrovsky Ensemble/Cambridge Chorus
The Great Rostov Bells - The Great Rostov Bells
King David's Psalm 116 - Dimitri Pokrovsky/Men Of ENsemble/Houston Chorus
Birch Tree On The Shore - Women Of Ensemble/Houston Chorus
Sunset - Women Of Ensemble/Houston Chorus
Mary Had A Baby - Belinda Simmons/Tamara Smyslova/Women Of Ensemble/Houston Chorus
Ho, Ho, Ho, Goat! - Houston Children
Proso - Cambridge Children/Sophie Grabanov
We Traveled Through Holy Russia - Dmitri Pokrovsky/Men Of EEnsemble/Houston Chorus
Golden Yarn - Dmitri Pokrovsky Ensemble/Houston Chorus
The Great Mountain Horns - Mike Barker/Lisa Giocoma/Jeffrey Solomon
Nu Ar Det Jul Igen - Houston Chorus & Band
Vandring I Varlden - Matt Fichtenbaum/Kim McKittrick
Riski Ritaan Polkka - Karelian Folk Music Ensemble/Houston Band
Now Falls The Snow - Houston Chorus/Audience
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Talonpojan Tanssi - Karelian Folks Music Ensemble/Houston Chorus & Band
Lift Up Your Hearts - Houston Chorus/Paragon Brass Ensemble/Houston Audience
Sukkeret Er Sottsann - Houston Chorus & Band
Vid Stormyren - Matt Fichtenbaum
Kukku - Karelian Folk Msic Ensemble/Houston Band
Olafur Liljuros - David Nussmann/Men Of Houston Chorus
Byssan Lull - Women Of The Houston Chorus
Den Bergtagna - Cathy Frederick/Women Of Houston Chorus
Julafton - Houston Chorus & Band
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Kahden Nuoren Rakkaus - Karelian Folk Music Ensemble/Houston Band
Telespringar - Christian Borlaug
Mariy-El Tune - Karelian Folk Music Ensemble/Houston Band

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