Kiera Duffy, Kate Lindsey, Christopher Burchett, Margaret Lancaster - Mohammed Fairouz: No Orpheus (2016) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Kiera Duffy, Kate Lindsey, Christopher Burchett, Margaret Lancaster, Emily Ondracek, Ashley Bathgate, David Moody, Russell Miller
- Title: Mohammed Fairouz: No Orpheus
- Year Of Release: 2016
- Label: Naxos
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks) / flac 24bits - 96.0kHz
- Total Time: 01:01:35
- Total Size: 233 / 969 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Refugee Blues
02. Jeder Mensch: No. 1, The Eternal Source
03. Jeder Mensch: No. 2, Today I Realized Something Very Strange
04. Jeder Mensch: No. 3, The Celebration of the Spirit
05. No. Orpheus: No. 1, He Tells His Mother What He's Working On
06. No. Orpheus: No. 2, No. Orpheus
07. No. Orpheus: No. 3, Her Waltz
08. German Romantic Song
09. 3 Fragments of Ibn Khafajah: No. 1, —
10. 3 Fragments of Ibn Khafajah: No. 2, —
11. 3 Fragments of Ibn Khafajah: No. 3, —
12. The Stolen Child
13. After the Revels
14. We Are Seven
15. Annabel Lee
Mohammed Fairouz has rapidly become one of the most highly regarded composers of his generation, receiving wide acclaim for works such as Native Informant (Naxos 8559744) and his Fourth Symphony, In the Shadow of No Towers (Naxos 8573205). These songs, representing a decade of vocal writing, deal with powerful social issues and sensual celebrations of life and being human. From Refugee Blues to After the Revels, the above themes span texts from ancient times to World War II. The theme of loss is also compellingly expressed, with the intense, distilled narrative of No Orpheus, a portrait of departed family members, and concluding with Edgar Allan Poe’s last completed poem, the hauntingly mournful Annabel Lee.
01. Refugee Blues
02. Jeder Mensch: No. 1, The Eternal Source
03. Jeder Mensch: No. 2, Today I Realized Something Very Strange
04. Jeder Mensch: No. 3, The Celebration of the Spirit
05. No. Orpheus: No. 1, He Tells His Mother What He's Working On
06. No. Orpheus: No. 2, No. Orpheus
07. No. Orpheus: No. 3, Her Waltz
08. German Romantic Song
09. 3 Fragments of Ibn Khafajah: No. 1, —
10. 3 Fragments of Ibn Khafajah: No. 2, —
11. 3 Fragments of Ibn Khafajah: No. 3, —
12. The Stolen Child
13. After the Revels
14. We Are Seven
15. Annabel Lee
Mohammed Fairouz has rapidly become one of the most highly regarded composers of his generation, receiving wide acclaim for works such as Native Informant (Naxos 8559744) and his Fourth Symphony, In the Shadow of No Towers (Naxos 8573205). These songs, representing a decade of vocal writing, deal with powerful social issues and sensual celebrations of life and being human. From Refugee Blues to After the Revels, the above themes span texts from ancient times to World War II. The theme of loss is also compellingly expressed, with the intense, distilled narrative of No Orpheus, a portrait of departed family members, and concluding with Edgar Allan Poe’s last completed poem, the hauntingly mournful Annabel Lee.
Year 2016 | Classical | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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