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Madrigali: Fire & Roses - CD

Paul Mealor | Con Anima Chamber Choir

Klassische Musik | Modernism | Renaissance Music

2011

Standard 2014 edition

Divine Art 1. November 2014 USA

Album US-Import

Mehr lesen ID: 379217 EAN: 0809730509421 Discogs ID: 9129758

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Titel	Madrigali: Fire & Roses
Künstler	Paul Mealor \| Con Anima Chamber Choir
Mehr Information	Standard 2014 edition
Format	CD
Verlag	Divine Art
Land der Veröffentlichung	USA
Erscheinungsdatum	1. November 2014
Erstmals veröffentlicht	2011
Gewicht	85 g
EAN	0809730509421
Produkt-ID	379217
Discogs ID	9129758
Discogs-Bewertungen	3

Paul Mealor: Madrigali: Fire & Roses Die Version auf CD in Standard- Auflage. Diese besondere Auflage wurde veröffentlicht in USA im Verlag Divine Art am 1. November 2014. Album Genres übergreifend Klassische Musik, Modernism und Renaissance Music.

Titelliste

	Madrigali: Six 'Fire Songs' On Italian Renaissance Poems	18:27 min
	Composed By Morten Lauridsen
7	Se Per Havervi, Oimè	2:08 min
	Composed By Claudio Monteverdi
8	Luci Serene E Chiare	3:24 min
	Composed By Carlo Gesualdo
9	Io Piango	2:34 min
	Composed By Vincenzo Ruffo
10	Amor, Io Sento L'alma	2:15 min
	Composed By Girolamo Scotto \| Text By Niccolò Machiavelli \| Translated By Gill Philip
11	Quando Son Più Lontan	1:29 min
	Composed By Yvo Barry
12	Ov'è, Lass', Il Bel Viso?	3:17 min
	Composed By Henricus Schaffen
	Now Sleeps The Crimson Petal	11:30 min
	Composed By Paul Mealor
17	There Is No Rose	4:16 min
	Composed By Anonymous
18	Upon A Bank With Roses Set About	2:40 min
	Composed By John Ward (5)
19	Lady, When I Behold The Roses	2:31 min
	Composed By John Wilbye
20	Now Sleeps The Crimson Petal	1:39 min
	Composed By Gustav Holst
21	So Deep	2:39 min
	Composed By James MacMillan (2) \| Text By Robert Burns (4)
22	Chanson Éloignée	5:25 min
	Composed By Morten Lauridsen \| Text By Rainer Maria Rilke \| Translated By Diana Rand Fairclough