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Sir Georg Solti - Walton: Belshazzar's Feast, Choral Works & Songs (2012)

Sir Georg Solti - Walton: Belshazzar's Feast, Choral Works & Songs (2012)
  • Title: Walton: Belshazzar's Feast, Choral Works & Songs
  • Year Of Release: 1972 / 2012
  • Label: Decca Music Group Ltd.
  • Genre: Classical
  • Quality: FLAC (tracks)
  • Total Time: 1:57:30
  • Total Size: 479 MB
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Tracklist:

Disc 1

1. Sir Georg Solti – Coronation Te Deum (10:58)
2. Sir Georg Solti – Belshazzar's Feast : 1. Thus spake Isaiah (06:03)
3. Sir Georg Solti – Belshazzar's Feast : 2. If I forget thee (05:47)
4. Sir Georg Solti – Belshazzar's Feast : 3. Babylon was a great city (01:16)
5. Sir Georg Solti – Belshazzar's Feast : 4. In Babylon Belshazzar the King (03:11)
6. Sir Georg Solti – Belshazzar's Feast : 5. Praise ye, the God of gold (04:45)
7. Sir Georg Solti – Belshazzar's Feast : 6. Thus in Babylon the mighty city (03:03)
8. Sir Georg Solti – Belshazzar's Feast : 7. And in that same hour (02:08)
9. Sir Georg Solti – Belshazzar's Feast : 8. Then sing aloud to God our strength (04:25)
10. Sir Georg Solti – Belshazzar's Feast : 9. The trumpeters and pipers (01:38)
11. Sir Georg Solti – Belshazzar's Feast : 10. Then sing aloud to God our strength (04:14)

Disc 2

1. Choir of Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford – Jubilate Deo (03:18)
2. Choir of Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford – Set Me As A Seal Upon Thine Heart (03:20)
3. Choir of Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford – Where Does The Unuttered Music Go? (06:41)
4. Choir of Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford – Missa Brevis (1966) : 1. Kyrie (02:03)
5. Choir of Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford – Missa Brevis (1966) : 2. Sanctus & Benedictus (01:30)
6. Choir of Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford – Missa Brevis (1966) : 3. Agnus Dei (01:36)
7. Choir of Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford – Missa Brevis (1966) : 4. Gloria (03:22)
8. Choir of Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford – The Twelve : 1. Without Arms Or Charm Of Culture (04:20)
9. Choir of Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford – The Twelve : 2. O Lord, my God (03:04)
10. Choir of Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford – The Twelve : 3. Children Play About the Ancestral Graves (03:58)
11. Choir of Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford – A Litany ("Drop, Drop Slow Tears") (03:20)
12. Choir of Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford – All This Time (Carol, Early English) (01:40)
13. Choir of Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford – Make We Joy In This Fest (Trad. Carol) (03:53)
14. Choir of Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford – What Cheer? (01:24)
15. Paul Hamburger – A Song For The Lord Mayor's Table (cycle devised by C. Hassall) : 1. The Lord Mayor's Table (03:24)
16. Paul Hamburger – A Song For The Lord Mayor's Table (cycle devised by C. Hassall) : 2. Glide gently (William Wordsworth) (02:41)
17. Paul Hamburger – A Song For The Lord Mayor's Table (cycle devised by C. Hassall) : 3. Wapping Old Stairs (Anon 1970) (02:28)
18. Paul Hamburger – A Song For The Lord Mayor's Table (cycle devised by C. Hassall) : 4. Holy Thursday (William Blake) (03:30)
19. Paul Hamburger – A Song For The Lord Mayor's Table (cycle devised by C. Hassall) : 5. The Contrast (C. Morris) (03:00)
20. Paul Hamburger – A Song For The Lord Mayor's Table (cycle devised by C. Hassall) : 6. Rhyme (Anon 18th century) (02:26)
21. Paul Hamburger – Three Songs : 1. Daphne (03:04)
22. Paul Hamburger – Three Songs : 2. Through gilded trellises (03:42)
23. Paul Hamburger – Three Songs : 3. Old Sir Faulk (02:03)

This 2CD set reveals two sides of Walton, the composer of music for the voice. CD1 features the extravagant side of the composer with multiple choirs and a huge orchestra for swaggering performances of the Coronation Te Deum and Belshazzar’s Feast, both with Sir Georg Solti conducting. CD2, with all items released on CD for the first time, features the more intimate side of the composer, with settings of choral miniatures, from the earliest setting (Drop, drop, slow tears of 1917) up to the 1972 Jubilate. Simon Preston’s LP was released on Argo to mark Walton’s 70th birthday. The remainder of the items come from a L’Oiseau-Lyre LP coupling songs by Walton and Machonchy and performed by Heather Harper. A Song for the Lord Mayor’s Table was commissioned by the Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths for the first City of London Festival; the texts were chosen by the English dramatist and poet Christopher Hassall and the poems come mostly from 18th-century verse related to London. The collection is rounded off with Walton’s Three Songs to poems by Dame Edith Sitwell date from 1932, all based on the composer’s Façade.


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