Wings to Fly & a Place to Be: An Introduction [Import]

1. From a Distance

2. I Wish It Would Rain

3. Lone Star State of Mind

4. Listen to the Radio

5. It's a Hard Life Wherever You Go

6. Trouble in the Fields

7. Outbound Plane

8. Ford Econoline

9. Gulf Coast Highway

10. Love at the Five and Dime

11. I Knew Love

12. Sweet Dreams Will Come

13. Spin on a Red Brick Floor

14. I Don't Want to Talk About Love

Editorial Reviews

Product Description:
Import exclusive 2000 compilation for the critically acclaimed country-folk singer/songwriter. 14 tracks compiled from her albums, Storms (1987), Lone Star State Of Mind (1987), Little Love Affairs (1988), Once In A Very Blue Moon (1984)& the live album, One Fair Summer Evening (1988).

Tracks:

Nantucket Sound
Wings to Fly (Crow)
Three-Masted Schooner
Walk Down the Hill
Big Dark's Fancy
Blackberry Downs
Roll to the River
We Rigged Our Ship
Far Off of the Mountains
Out on the Farthest Range
Hey-O...
Hang in There
Come Down...
Ladies Come in Jewels
One for the Island
Shores of Africa

Customer Reviews:

One of my most favorite albums.......2003-08-06

I first heard Cindy more than 22 years ago (ulp!) and have owned this recording on cassette, LP, and now CD -- and now it also lives on my iPod. I still listen to songs from this album at least once a week.

Quietly brilliant guitar playing and excellent lyrics. I only wish she toured to California more often!

A FIRST ALBUM THAT HAS GENTLE CONFIDENCE..........2002-08-30

Cindy Kallet has long been one of my favorite singer-songwriters - finding the cd re-releases of her first two albums here on Amazon offers me a great opportunity to extol the talents and virtues of this wonderful artist. This, her first album, instead of being a rough, naïve effort by an unconfident newcomer, comes across as a polished, secure work by a seasoned performer.

From the very first bars of the opening track, `Nantucket sound', the listener is made keenly aware that there is something very special to be savored here. Kallet's voice is full and assured - there's a power and energy contained within in that is living and breathing, but always in control. Both her voice and her lyrics are capable of incredible ranges of emotion and feeling and subject matter - but one is never left with the impression of being bludgeoned. The life that Kallet has lived and seen and experienced in the northeast - on Martha's Vineyard, in Vermont and, later, on the Maine coast - comes alive in her music. Some of her songs are so lovingly steeped in the musical traditions of this part of the country that one would swear they are a hundred years old - and yet there is also a vital `newness' to them, carried over from the singer's soul.

Cindy's guitar work is stellar as well - she is one of the most accomplished and tasteful finger-style players I've ever had the pleasure to hear. Like her writing and singing, her playing is confident but never `showy' - in every instance it makes the perfect accompaniment to her songs (and there's an instrumental included here as well, `Big Dark's fancy', that will make jaws drop).

Besides dealing with the expected subjects - the sea and the natural beauty of the region - Cindy's songs also delve into more personal issues. Relationships - both romantic and friendships - are treated with the respect and importance they deserve, without ever drifting into the maudlin. Personal growth is another subject that holds great importance to her - several of her songs (both on this recording and others) are both reflective of her own learning experiences and encouraging to others as they walk their own roads in life. Our mistreatment and disregard for our environment concerns her deeply as well - the song `Roll to the river' here addresses the building of homes in ever-increasing numbers encroaching on the ocean shore. She has a deep respect for her fellow human beings, as well as a deep love for her family and friends - the things that hurt them hurt her as well, and the things that give them joy are her treasures.

The arrangements here are simple - very much like hearing Cindy play in person. She is joined on vocal harmonies on some of the tracks by her sister Lisa and another long-time friend and collaborator, Ellen Epstein (Cindy has worked with Ellen and Michael Cicone in a vocal trio, releasing two great recordings, ANGELS IN DARING and HUMANS, over the years). The strength that carries the tunes on this album lies in Cindy's songwriting, her expressive voice and her tasteful guitar playing. This album was originally released on vinyl in 1981 on the small (but vital) label Folk-Legacy, lovingly operated for many fruitful years by Sandy and Caroline Paton - their devotion to music has benefited artists and listeners alike, and the release of this recording on cd is further example of their dedication and hard work.

Cindy has additional recordings available -- CINDY KALLET 2, a fine follow-up to WORKING ON WINGS TO FLY, is available through Amazon; her 1989 release DREAMING DOWN A QUIET LINE is a masterpiece (I know Cindy is modest, but I can think of no other apt description for this disc); a duet recording with famed Maine singer-songwriter Gordon Bok, appropriately entitled NEIGHBORS; another solo album, THIS WAY HOME, released in 2000; and an album for `parents and kids growing up', LEAVE THE CAKE IN THE MAILBOX.

Cindy Kallet is an artist who, throughout her career, has continually produced thoughtful, beautiful and relevant music. It's a blessing to her fans (both long-time and newly joined) that she has found a way to turn her concerns, her loves and her fears, through her wonderful creativity, into music that speaks to us, that moves us as much today as when it was recorded - her art and her subjects are timeless ones.

Love this album.......2002-05-08

A friend made a cassette of this for me back when I was in college, about twenty years ago--great that it's out on CD now. It's nice relaxing music, great for those times when you're sitting in your car wishing you were sitting in a boat.

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Compilation release
Text Translations Please!

Sweet Power of Song

Manufacturer: EMI Records [All429]
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Classical | Styles | Music

General | Folk | Styles | Music

General | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music

Partsongs | Vocal Non-Opera | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music
ASIN: B00004Z34R
Release Date: 2003-01-07

Tracks:

Irish Songs: Sweet Power Of Song, Wo0152 No.2 - Felicity Lott/Ann Murray/Graham Johnson/Galina Solodchin/Jonathan Williams
Irish Songs: The Elfin Fairies, Wo0154 No.1 - Felicity Lott/Graham Johnson/Galina Solodchin/Jonathan Williams
Irish Songs: Oh! Would I Were But That Sweet Linnet!, Wo0154 No.9 - Felicity Lott/Ann Murray/Graham Johnson/Galina Solodchin/Jonathan Williams
Irish Songs: English Bulls, Or The Irishman in London, Wo0152 No.12 - Ann Murray/Graham Johnson/Galina Solodchin/Jonathan Williams
Liederalbum Fur Die Jugend, Op.79: No.24 Er Ist's - Felicity Lott/Graham Johnson
Liederalbum Fur Die Jugend, Op.79: No.19 Fruhlingslied
Liederalbum Fur Die Jugend, Op.79: No.27 Schneeglockchen - Ann Murray/Graham Johnson
Liederalbum Fur Die Jugend, Op.79: No.16 Das Gluck
Vier Duette, Op.61: No.1 Die Schwestern
Vier Duette, Op.61: No.2 Klosterfraulein
Vier Duette, Op.61: No.3 Phanomen
Vier Duette, Op.61: No.4 Die Boten Der Liebe
Pleure, Pauvre Colette
Le Trebuchet, Op.13 No.3
D'un Coeur Qui T'aime
L'Arithmetique
La Nuit, Op.11 No.1
Reveil, Op.11 No.2
Pastorale
El Desdichado
Pleurs D'or, Op.72
Tarentelle, Op.10 No.2

Tracks:

Sound The Tpt
I Attempt From Love's Sickness To Fly - Ann Murray/Graham Johnson
Lost Is My Quiet For Ever
Fairest Isle - Felicity Lott/Graham Johnson
What Can We Poor Females Do?
Wasserfahrt
Volkslied, Op.63 No.5
Auf Flugeln Des Gesanges, Op.34 No.2 - Ann Murray/Graham Johnson
Neue Liebe, Op.19 No.4 - Felicity Lott/Graham Johnson
Abendlied
Maiglockchen Und Die Blumelein, Op.63 No.6
La Pesca
Anzoleta Co Passa La Regata - Ann Murray/Graham Johnson
La Promessa - Felicity Lott/Graham Johnson
Duetto Buffo Di Due Gatti
La Siesta
Les Trois Oiseaux
Revons, C'est L'heure
Joie!
Au Bord De L'eau
Cache-cache
Trust Her Not
Coming Home
It Was A Lover And His Lass
Mother Comfort
Underneath The Abject Willow

Customer Reviews:

Compilation release.......2005-11-24

This release is a remastering of the two previous releases: Sweet Power of Song and On Wings of Song. Both original CDs are still available if you hunt for them. The original releases do have the texts included in the booklets (lamented by a previous reviewer of this compilation release). The lack of text is not a problem for me. I just listen to these incredible singers. I don't need to read what they are singing.

If you even slightly enjoy listening to the soprano voice, you will love these two luscious singers. Soprano duets are among my favorite classical music selections. Lott's clear, strong voice rings with authority and joy. Murray provides perfect harmony and occasional counterpoint.

I prefer the first disk (Sweet Power of Song) because it is more balanced and seems to represent the sopranos' favorite selections. However, disk 2 (On Wings of Song) has Rossini's delightful Cat Duet which is worth the price of both CDs as performed by this amazing duo.

Whether you buy this compilation set or the individual releases, I promise that you will love them and keep them near your player all the time.

Text Translations Please!.......2002-01-11

Musically, I give this double CD set 5 stars. I love the warm soprano of Felicity Lott and the beautiful mezzo of Ann Murray. They always are a pleasure to listen to, each on their own, and together, they make music that is, more than simply beautiful and technically impeccable, but truly a joy to listen to. It adds so much to musical enjoyment to understand what the lyrics are, however, so rather than buying this double CD set, for which the text translations have been stingily omitted by the label, I would recommend buying each of them separately. I bought this CD set not realizing that one of the two CDS is one that I had bought previously, and been enjoying for many years. It is entitled "On Wings of Song" and the texts and the translations are all included. I highly recommend buying it. I don't know under what title the other CD might have been released. If you are so fluent in foreign languages that the lack of translation does not bother you, then I would highly recommend this CD.

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Great close to a great music career.
compilation contemplation . . .

Wings to Fly
Plankeye
Manufacturer: Bec Recordings / Emd
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Relocation
Strange Exchange
The One and Only
Commonwealth
Spark

ASIN: B00006ALAR
Release Date: 2002-07-30

Tracks:

Scared Of Me
Down To The Altar
Bicycle
Captain
Ladies And Gentlemen
Psalm 20
Goodbye (New Version)
Open House
B.C.
Someday
Scared
Beautiful
Who Loves You More
Playground
How Much I Don't Know
Break My Fall
Indivisible
Chemicals And Sleep
Goodbye (Original Version)

Customer Reviews:

Great close to a great music career........2003-11-17

I knew that this CD was being released, but I hadn't realized it was their last till after I bought it. With that said, now I look back and see that it does indeed cover their career from 3-chord pop/punk band to a more sentimental sound, not unlike some mid-Radiohead.

The first song is my favorite of the new ones, "Scared of Me". I just love the lyrics as well as the vocals. Don't get me wrong, I'm definately a fan of the earlier Siletta punkish vocals, but I think Eric Balmer really comes into his own with this stuff. Honestly, I think they should have probably dropped the Plankeye name when Siletta and Ferry left. It's a shame that the two replacements (can't remember their names) only did one full album, "Strange Exchange"...although I'm not sure if they played on "Relocation" and just didn't get band credit.

But who cares? It's a great album. I'm not too fond of the new versions, but they have their place. It's fun to re-record old favorites.

compilation contemplation . . ........2002-08-15

5 stars? I really would've only given the cd 4.5 (or maybe 4.25) if I could've, but it is definitely better than a mere 4. First of all, the first seven songs are "new" (though Plankeye fans will know that two of the seven songs are simply remixes of "Goodbye" and "Bicycle"), and each of the following twelve songs is taken from one of Plankeye's first five releases. Let me first tackle the issue of the "Bicycle" remix. Now personally, I absolutely love the original "Bicycle" from "Commonwealth." And I was weary at first that Eric and Louis would tackle the song without Scott's vocals (which make the song what it is, I believe). And at first I hated the new mix, skipping it every time. But . . . and there always is a but, I must admit that is has grown immeasurably on me. I still like the original better, but now thoroughly enjoy the new mix as well. As for the remix of "Goodbye" . . . stick with the original (Track 19) - it is a million times better. But looking at the cd as a whole, the new songs are great ("Captain" especially). For those who liked "Relocation," some of the new songs mirror its tendencies. Likewise with those who enjoyed "Strange Exchange" more. But all in all, this is truly a must have cd for any Plankeye fan, if not for the new version of "Bicycle," than for the five new songs themselves. And finally, for anyone not familiar with Plankeye, this is the perfect avenue for trying them out (before commiting to one of their previous albums over another). From "Scared" and "Open House" to "Chemicals and Sleep," there is a full spattering of songs both post-Scott era and during his run - all of them good. Thanks and happy listening.

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Three Hits and a Mess

Canadian Premieres

Manufacturer: Analekta
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0000DF5K6
Release Date: 2007-04-06

Tracks:

Give Me Phoenix Wings To Fly: I
Give Me Phoenix Wings To Fly: II
Give Me Phoenix Wings To Fly: III
And The Masks Evoke...
Old Photographs
Trio No.2 For Violin, Cello And Piano: I
Trio No.2 For Violin, Cello And Piano: II
Trio No.2 For Violin, Cello And Piano: III

Customer Reviews:

Three Hits and a Mess.......2004-01-06

This CD contains four new works, all by Canadians, performed by what must be one of the premier piano trios in Canada, the Gryphon Trio.

The only composer represented here that I'd ever heard of before is Kelly-Marie Murphy (b. 1964). She has become in the past few years one of Canada's most-played composers and with good reason. Her 'Give Me Phoenix Wings to Fly,' played here, is a 13-minute, three-movement blockbuster. Inspired by the phoenix myth, and specifically by Keats's 'But when I am consumed in this fire/Give me new Phoenix wings to fly at my desire,' and also by a few lines from Robert Graves: 'Blow on a dead man's embers/And a live flame will start,' the music does not attempt a program per se but there are plenty of flickering passages, and places where one can imagine flames erupting ferociously. Mostly, though, the piece can be enjoyed as absolute music. Murphy's rhythmic sense is unfailing invigorating, if subtle. (And it must be said that the Gryphons manage incredible ensemble with the piece's more complex cross-rhythms.) Although not recognizably tonal much of the time, there do seem to be moments of tonal centering, particularly during the piece's more restful passages. The work is notable for its continually surprising eventfulness. There is a good deal of solo work for the three musicians and each is virtuosic. I particularly gasped at the cellist's quasi-cadenza followed by a manic flight by the pianist at the beginning of III. Wow! In looking on the Internet I see that the Gryphons have played this piece all over. Huzzah to that! Now if some other piano trios would take up this piece . . .

'Old Photographs,' by Christos Hatzis (b. 1953, a professor at the University of Toronto) is a piano trio extracted from a much larger multimedia work called 'Constantinople,' which is still apparently in the process of being written; it will ultimately involve mezzo-soprano, Arabic singer, violin, cello, piano, and electronic audio as well as dancers, film projections, and stage set. This piano trio, however, stands on its own and in its 10+ minutes explores in a Romantic/Impressionist/jazz idiom a nostalgia that is palpable, certainly appropriate for its name, 'Old Photographs.' It begins with a slow and serenely beautiful piano solo, eventually joined by the violin and cello, that would not be amiss in something by Bill Evans or Denny Zeitlin, but about five minutes into the piece a Piazzollan tango emerges (and so much better than other non-Latin composers' efforts I've heard recently [the limp tango in Thomas Adès's 'Powder Her Face' comes to mind]). This sultry tango will demand you look for a dance partner. And toward the end are some piano jazz licks that remind one of that earlier Torontonian composer, Oscar Peterson. An entirely likable piece, this.

'Piano Trio No. 2, by Gary Kulesha (b. 1954, another composition professor at Toronto) is cast in the usual fast-slow-fast movements. Although generally tonal, there are occasional quarter-tones or bending of tones, asymmetric rhythms and some Webernian fragmentation. The overall impression is one of spontaneity, but closer inspection reveals a tight construction in the outer movements. Rhythmic vitality informs both outer movements. The first is rhythmically obsessive, as if it was trying to work its way out of a dilemma. It ends with almost inaudible piano and then strings asking an 'unanswered question.' The middle movement is rhapsodic and unapologetically melancholic. The recurrent unison passages in the third movement sound to me like a Beat poet reciting a bop epic. The whole thing ends in a exciting flurry.

The only disappointment here is " and the masks evoke..." by Chan Ka Nin (b. 1949, you guessed it, he teaches at the University of Toronto). At almost 18 minutes it overstays its welcome. The pretentious program supplied by the composer goes on about 'people whose culture has been suppressed' and how the piece 'pays tribute to those who, despite the repression they have suffered, rise tranquilly over their obstacles.' That is as may be, but the music itself is, to my ears, a lot of sound effects and noodling that goes nowhere and doesn't convey much along the way. There are some electronic sounds (from a theremin?; the composer has a degree in electrical engineering, we're told) and they're actually rather interesting. And there are some momentarily interesting drumming sounds in the low piano and cello.

The Gryphon Trio is a Canadian group consisting of violinist Annalee Patipatanakoon, cellist Roman Borys, and pianist Jamie Parker. They are excellent individually and as an ensemble, and sound to have really gotten into the heart of all these pieces which are, after all, being given their recording premières here. Analekta give them lifelike sound.

TT=60:41

Tracks:

From a Distance
I Wish It Would Rain
Lone Star State of Mind
Listen to the Radio
It's a Hard Life Wherever You Go
Trouble in the Fields
Outbound Plane
Ford Econoline
Gulf Coast Highway
Love at the Five and Dime
I Knew Love
Sweet Dreams Will Come
Spin on a Red Brick Floor
I Don't Want to Talk About Love

Album Description

Import exclusive 2000 compilation for the critically acclaimed country-folk singer/songwriter. 14 tracks compiled from her albums, Storms (1987), Lone Star State Of Mind (1987), Little Love Affairs (1988), Once In A Very Blue Moon (1984)& the live album, One Fair Summer Evening (1988).

Customer Reviews:

A great introduction.......2002-11-07

...I have some of her later albums, but only the live album from which a couple of tracks are extracted.

Of course, I had heard of Nanci some time ago, but only heard her on a Frances Black album, which featured a numbder of Nanci songs.

Unlike other reviewers, I found this to be a helpful album to buy. It proves to me that Nanci was great from the start. Every song has that touch of class which shows she reaches a consistently high standard. I will now have to buy the three studio albums featured on this compilation.

I'm fast running out of money, thanks to Nanci - so my Christmas list is chock full of wanted albums by her.

As it says an introduction.......2002-03-26

Sure the selection is based on tracks that have been compiled before, but it's not designed for Nanci's fans who've got most of her albums. As a Nanci fan I'd much rather see this sort of compilation than yet another greatest hits which has one or (if you're lucky)two new songs on it. Save the new songs for the new albums

Wings to Fly & A Place to Be: An Itrod.......2001-03-31

I was disapointed after going through this CD and 20th Century Masters. I have always found Nancy's music to be very humorous, uplifting and honest. That the same tittle songs, should remain on one cut after another is extremely disheartening. If I could find the CD of Nancy's, with music that hasn't already won my loyalty.....I'ld buy it. When reviewing this and a couple other cuts. I was hoping to find something new and enlightening. I guess I am left waiting. However, I haven't given up, Nancy is that good! I hope this review inspires here to continue her work. For the time being, I will keep watching and waitng.

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Wings to Fly
Jill Palmer
Manufacturer: The Orchard
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | New Age | Styles | Music

Meditation | New Age | Styles | Music

General | New Age | Indie Music | Stores | Music
ASIN: B00005R1T0
Release Date: 2001-10-23

Tracks:

Call Of The Loons (Wonder Lake)
Inside Passage
Summer's End
Sunflower Gate
Triumph Of The Spirit
Beyond Imagination
Adam's Song
Her Smiling Eyes
The Sight Of You
Through The Clouds
First Steps
Leo's Lullaby
Wings To Fly
Only Love
With Eagles (Wallaby Ranch)

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Stunning Collection of Unbelievable Material

Shine Through My Dreams

Manufacturer: Memoir Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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The Musicality of Novello
We'll Gather Lilacs: The Songs of Ivor Novello

ASIN: B00004Z3JV
Release Date: 2000-12-26

Tracks:

Fold Your Wings [From Glamorous Night] - Mary Ellis, Trefor Jones
Glamorous Night [From Glamorous Night] - Mary Ellis
When the Gipsy Played [From Glamorous Night] - Mary Ellis
Far Away in Shanty Town [From Glamorous Night] - Elisabeth Welch
Girl I Knew [From Glamorous Night] - Elisabeth Welch
Shine Through My Dreams [From Glamorous Night] - The Drury Land Theatre Orchestra, Trefor Jones, Charles Prentice
Selection [From Crest of the Wave] - The Drury Land Theatre Orchestra, Charles Prentice
Rose of England [From Crest of the Wave] - Edgar Elmes
If You Only Knew [From Crest of the Wave] - Dorothy Dickson
Why Isn't It You [From Crest of the Wave] - Walter Crisham, Dorothy Dickson
Haven of Your Heart [From Crest of the Wave] - The Drury Land Theatre Orchestra, Oliver Gilbert
Waltz of My Heart [From the Dancing Years] - Mary Ellis, Ivor Novello
Wings of Sleep [From the Dancing Years] - Mary Ellis, Oliver Gilbert, Ivor Novello
My Life Belongs to You [From the Dancing Years] - Mary Ellis, Dunston Hart
I Can Give You the Starlight [From the Dancing Years] - Mary Ellis
My Dearest Dear [From the Dancing Years] - Mary Ellis, Ivor Novello
Primrose [From the Dancing Years] - Roma Beaumont
Leap Year Waltz [From the Dancing Years] - The Drury Land Theatre Orchestra
Three Ballet Tunes [From the Dancing Years] - The Drury Land Theatre Orchestra, Charles Prentice

Tracks:

Selection [From Perchance to Dream] - Harry Acres
We'll Gather Lilacs [From Perchance to Dream] - Muriel Barron, Oliver Gilbert
Woman's Heart [From Perchance to Dream] - Muriel Barron, Ivor Novello
Curtsy to the King [From Perchance to Dream] - Roma Beaumont
Love Is My Reason [From Perchance to Dream] - Muriel Barron
Highwayman Love [From Perchance to Dream] - Olive Gibert, Male Chorus
This Is My Wedding Day [From Perchance to Dream] - Harry Acres, Muriel Barron
Selection: King's Rhapsody [From King's Rhapsody] - Peter Yorke
Someday My Heart Will Awake/Take Your Girl [From King's Rhapsody] - Oliver Gilbert, Vanessa Lee, Chorus
Fly Home Little Heart/The Mayor of Perpignan/The Gates of Paradise ... - Philis Dare, Oliver Gilbert, Vanessa Lee, Dennis Martin
Mountian Dove/If This Were Love/The Violin Began to Play [From ...] - Vanessa Lee, Larry Mandon, Dennis Martin
Violin Began to Play [From King's Rhapsody] - Vanessa Lee
Gates of Paradise [From King's Rhapsody] - Oliver Gilbert, Vanessa Lee, Dennis Martin
Someday My Heart Will Awake [From King's Rhapsody] - Vanessa Lee
Coronation Scene and Finale [From King's Rhapsody] - Harry Acres, , Oliver Gilbert, Vanessa Lee, Chorus
Selection of Ivor Novello Melodies: Glamorous Night (Intro)/Shine ... - Peter Yorke

Customer Reviews:

Stunning Collection of Unbelievable Material.......2006-07-27

What a great collection of original material.

Shame about the skimpy and sycophantic liner notes.

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Those Dreaming Years
Ivor Novello
Manufacturer: Pearl
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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We'll Gather Lilacs: The Songs of Ivor Novello

ASIN: B00007IQ0R
Release Date: 2003-02-11

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Purcell: Theatre Music

Manufacturer: Capitol
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Tracks:

The Fairy Queen; 'A Mid Summers Night Dream': Entry of Phoebus (Act 4)
The Fairy Queen; 'A Mid Summers Night Dream': Sym (Act 4)
The Fairy Queen; 'A Mid Summers Night Dream': Dance for the Haymakers (Act 3)
The Fairy Queen; 'A Mid Summers Night Dream': First Music
The Fairy Queen; 'A Mid Summers Night Dream': Dance for the Fairies (Act 3)
The Fairy Queen; 'A Mid Summers Night Dream': Sym (Act 5)
The Fairy Queen; 'A Mid Summers Night Dream': Song of the Night (act 2)
The Fairy Queen; 'A Mid Summers Night Dream': Prld (Act 2)
The Fairy Queen; 'A Mid Summers Night Dream': Second Music: Rondeau
The Fairy Queen; 'A Mid Summers Night Dream': First Act Tune
The Indian Queen: Trumpet Tune (Act 2)
The Indian Queen: Faurth Act Tune
The Indian Queen: Song: 'I attempt from love's sickness to fly in vain'
The Indian Queen: Sym (Act 2)
The Indian Queen: First Music
The Indian Queen: Sym (Act 3)
The Indian Queen: Air (Act 5)
King Aurthur: Trumpet Tune (Act 5)
King Aurthur: Second Music: Air
King Aurthur: Sym
King Aurthur: Passacaglia
King Aurthur: Aria of Venus: 'Fairest Isle, all isles excelling'
King Aurthur: Second Act Tune: Hornpipe
Bonduca: Ov
The Old Bachelor: Bourree
Abdelazar: Rondeau
Bonduca: Air
Pausanias: Air of Pandora: 'Sweeter than roses or cool evening breeze'
The Married Beau: Jig
Distressed Innocence: Air
Amphitryon: Sarabande
The Double Dealer: Air
Dido and Aeneas: Overture (Act I) - English CO/barbirolli
Dido and Aeneas: Shake the Cloud - Heather Harper/Ambrosian Singers/Sir John Barbirolli
Dido and Aeneas: Ah! Ah! Belinda - Victoria de los Angeles/Ambrosian Singers/Sir John Barbirolli
Dido and Aeneas: When monarchs unite - Victoria de los Angeles/Heather Harper
Dido and Aeneas: But ere we this perform - Victoria de los Angeles/Heather Harper/Elizabeth Robson/Sibyl Michelow/Colin Tinley/Derek Simpson
Dido and Aeneas: But death, alas! Icannot shun...When I am laid in earth - Victoria De Los Angeles
Dido and Aeneas: With drooping wings - Ambrosian Singers/Sir John Barbirolli

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Wings to Fly
Roadside Theater
Manufacturer: Copper Creek
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000063Y2F
Release Date: 2002-05-21

Tracks:

Wings To Fly
We Live In The Mountains
America
There Was A Time
Dyin' If I'm Lyin'
Comin' Of The Train
I Might Have Wrote It Down
Can't See The Forest
Time Has Made A Change
Which Side Are You On?
Set Yourself Free
Turn Back, Turn Back
I Will Arise
You Can't Run
Sun's Going Down
One Day We Shall Be Free
Garden Is Growing

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