| 1. Tupelo Moon |
| 2. Mad Tom's Song |
| 3. Black Mountain Breakdown |
| 4. Poem: Sometimes I Think the Goddess Might Be called "EA" |
| 5. International Anthem |
| 6. Geoff Oelsner, LCSW's Dream |
| 7. Scissors, Paper, and Stone |
| 8. Homeless Sister |
| 9. Border Guards |
| 10. Poem: Heaven's Force, Earth's Force |
| 11. Morning Branches |
| 12. Menopausal Middle Aged Women (Are So Damn Acute) |
| 13. Poem: Oak Angel |
| 14. Double World |
| 15. Rumi |
| 16. My Shady |
| 17. The Sacred Hoop |
Editorial Reviews
About the Artist
My musical sensibilities spring from silence, from inwardly heard words and melodies, and secondarily from influences as diverse as Turlough O'Carolan, Bessie Jones, the great modern Scottish bard/player Robin Williamson, and Bob Dylan. In recent years, an increasing number of my songs have come to me in dreams. My wife and I have been gigging around Fayetteville, Arkansas for 25 years. I love to do streetsinging, benefits, house concerts, and performances at libraries and schools and churches. Lots of the time I read my poetry, accompanied by harmonium or an Indian instrument called the shruti box. Leslie & I enjoy singing acapella numbers, too. We hope to make a joyful noise and to offer folks something real and affectionate and downhome.
Product Description:
Singer songwriter Geoff Oelsner performs his songs on guitar, harmonica, dulcimer, and harmonium with accompaniment by Kelly Mulhollan, Donna Henschell, Keith Grimwood(of Trout Fishing in America), Emily Kaitz, Nick Masullo, Greg Salerno, and Leslie Oelsner-- all ace players from the tight-knit Fayetteville, AR musical community.
My musical sensibilities spring from silence, from inwardly heard words and melodies, and secondarily from influences as diverse as Turlough O'Carolan, Bessie Jones, the great modern Scottish bard/player Robin Williamson, and Bob Dylan. In recent years, an increasing number of my songs have come to me in dreams. My wife and I have been gigging around Fayetteville, Arkansas for 25 years. I love to do streetsinging, benefits, house concerts, and performances at libraries and schools and churches. Lots of the time I read my poetry, accompanied by harmonium or an Indian instrument called the shruti box. Leslie & I enjoy singing acapella numbers, too. We hope to make a joyful noise and to offer folks something real and affectionate and downhome.
Product Description:
Singer songwriter Geoff Oelsner performs his songs on guitar, harmonica, dulcimer, and harmonium with accompaniment by Kelly Mulhollan, Donna Henschell, Keith Grimwood(of Trout Fishing in America), Emily Kaitz, Nick Masullo, Greg Salerno, and Leslie Oelsner-- all ace players from the tight-knit Fayetteville, AR musical community.
Many of Oelsner's songs were spontaneously received in dreams. The songs are interspersed with short poems from Oelsner's book NATIVE JOY: poems songs visions dreams
Morning Branches,Geoff Oelsner,Oasis,Fourteen original folked-up songs and three poems accompanied by Geoff Oelsner on guitar, harmonium, mountain dulcimer and (mouth)harp: international anthems, alchemical love songs, and tunes to tickle you.
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Lieder, Songs, Aria, Duets
Manufacturer: Guild ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B0002Z9X60 Release Date: 2005-01-17 |
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Zara Dolukhanova: Romances (Lieder) Songs by Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninov, Scriabin and Medtner
Manufacturer: Russian Disc ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000001LPA Release Date: 1994-08-23 |
Tracks:
- Ser, Op.63 No.6 - Zara Dolukhanova
- The Fires In The Rooms Were Already Out, Op.63 No.5 - Zara Dolukhanova
- It Was In The Early Spring, Op.38 No.2 - Zara Dolukhanova
- Both Painfully And Sweetly, Op.6 No.3 - Zara Dolukhanova
- Not A Word, O My Friend, Op.6 No.2 - Zara Dolukhanova
- Mezza Notte - Zara Dolukhanova/Alexander Dolukhanian
- The First Meeting, Op.63 No.4 - Zara Dolukhanova
- Zemfira's Song - Zara Dolukhanova/Alexander Dolukhanian
- Look, Yonder Cloud, Op.27 No.2 - Zara Dolukhanova
- Take My Heart Away - Zara Dolukhanova
- Tell Me What In The Shade Of The Branches, Op.57 No.1 - Zara Dolukhanova
- Amid The Din Of The Ball, Op.38 No.3 - Zara Dolukhanova
- Does The Day Reign? Op.47 No.6 - Zara Dolukhanova
- The Muse, Op.34 No.1 - Zara Dolukhanova/Nina Svetlanova
- They Asked - Zara Dolukhanova/Nina Svetlanova
- Morning, Op.4 No.2 - Zara Dolukhanova/Nina Svetlanova
- The Waterlilly, Op.8 No.1 - Zara Dolukhanova/Nina Svetlanova
- Oh, Do Not Grieve, Op.14 No.8 - Zara Dolukhanova/Nina Svetlanova
- These Summer Nights, Op.14 No.5 - Zara Dolukhanova/Nina Svetlanova
- Romance - Zara Dolukhanova/Nina Svetlanova
- Winter Evening, Op.13 No.1 - Zara Dolukhanova/Nina Svetlanova
- The Waltz, Op.32 No.5 - Zara Dolukhanova/Nina Svetlanova
- Only Roses Wither, Op.36 No.3 - Zara Dolukhanova/Nina Svetlanova
- Spanish Romance, Op.36 No.4 - Zara Dolukhanova/Nina Svetlanova
- Sleeplessness, Op.37 No.2 - Zara Dolukhanova/Nina Svetlanova
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Morning Branches
Manufacturer: Oasis ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B00022EW5K Release Date: 2004-05-01 |
Tracks:
- Tupelo Moon
- Mad Tom's Song
- Black Mountain Breakdown
- Poem: Sometimes I Think the Goddess Might Be called "EA"
- International Anthem
- Geoff Oelsner, LCSW's Dream
- Scissors, Paper, and Stone
- Homeless Sister
- Border Guards
- Poem: Heaven's Force, Earth's Force
- Morning Branches
- Menopausal Middle Aged Women (Are So Damn Acute)
- Poem: Oak Angel
- Double World
- Rumi
- My Shady
- The Sacred Hoop
Album Description
Singer songwriter Geoff Oelsner performs his songs on guitar, harmonica, dulcimer, and harmonium with accompaniment by Kelly Mulhollan, Donna Henschell, Keith Grimwood(of Trout Fishing in America), Emily Kaitz, Nick Masullo, Greg Salerno, and Leslie Oelsner-- all ace players from the tight-knit Fayetteville, AR musical community.Many of Oelsner's songs were spontaneously received in dreams. The songs are interspersed with short poems from Oelsner's book NATIVE JOY: poems songs visions dreams
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