Susan Hamilton, John Cameron - A'e Gowden Lyric: Songs by Ronald Stevenson
BAND/ARTIST: Susan Hamilton, John Cameron
- Title: A'e Gowden Lyric: Songs by Ronald Stevenson
- Year Of Release: 2004
- Label: Delphian
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: FLAC (tracks)
- Total Time: 01:06:41
- Total Size: 255 Mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. A Child's Garden of Verses: Dedication (00:02:05)
02. A Child's Garden of Verses: Bed in Summer (00:01:51)
03. A Child's Garden of Verses: The Land of Nod (00:01:43)
04. A Child's Garden of Verses: Time to Rise (00:00:42)
05. A Child's Garden of Verses: Singing (00:00:59)
06. A Child's Garden of Verses: Rain (00:00:51)
07. A Child's Garden of Verses: Windy Nights (00:00:50)
08. A Child's Garden of Verses: Shadow March (00:02:12)
09. A Child's Garden of Verses: My Shadow (00:03:13)
10. A Child's Garden of Verses: Fairy Bread (00:01:23)
11. A Child's Garden of Verses: The Swing (00:01:08)
12. A Child's Garden of Verses: Summer Sun (00:03:30)
13. A Child's Garden of Verses: From a Railway Carriage (00:01:55)
14. A Child's Garden of Verses: Autumn Fires (00:02:12)
15. A Child's Garden of Verses: When the golden day is done (00:01:14)
16. A Child's Garden of Verses: The Lamplighter (00:04:01)
17. A Child's Garden of Verses: Envoy (00:06:14)
18. Traighean (Shores) (00:02:41)
19. The Robber (00:01:49)
20. Hill Sang (00:01:32)
21. The Gaelic Muse (00:01:30)
22. The Buckie Braes (00:01:47)
23. The Quiet Comes In (00:02:24)
24. The Bobbin-Winder (00:01:29)
25. To the Future (00:00:56)
26. O Wha's the Bride? (00:04:25)
27. Trompe L'Oeil (00:00:38)
28. The Bonny Broukit Bairn (00:02:00)
29. Fairytales (00:00:47)
30. Hallowe'en Sang (00:01:29)
31. The Plum Tree (00:01:28)
32. The Day is Düne (00:01:42)
33. The Rose of All the World (00:00:58)
34. The Droll Wee Man (00:01:08)
35. A'e Gowden Lyric (00:01:55)
Total length: 01:06:41
Label: Delphian Records
Performers:
Susan Hamilton (soprano)
John Cameron (piano)
Composers:
Stevenson, Ronald (1928-2015)
01. A Child's Garden of Verses: Dedication (00:02:05)
02. A Child's Garden of Verses: Bed in Summer (00:01:51)
03. A Child's Garden of Verses: The Land of Nod (00:01:43)
04. A Child's Garden of Verses: Time to Rise (00:00:42)
05. A Child's Garden of Verses: Singing (00:00:59)
06. A Child's Garden of Verses: Rain (00:00:51)
07. A Child's Garden of Verses: Windy Nights (00:00:50)
08. A Child's Garden of Verses: Shadow March (00:02:12)
09. A Child's Garden of Verses: My Shadow (00:03:13)
10. A Child's Garden of Verses: Fairy Bread (00:01:23)
11. A Child's Garden of Verses: The Swing (00:01:08)
12. A Child's Garden of Verses: Summer Sun (00:03:30)
13. A Child's Garden of Verses: From a Railway Carriage (00:01:55)
14. A Child's Garden of Verses: Autumn Fires (00:02:12)
15. A Child's Garden of Verses: When the golden day is done (00:01:14)
16. A Child's Garden of Verses: The Lamplighter (00:04:01)
17. A Child's Garden of Verses: Envoy (00:06:14)
18. Traighean (Shores) (00:02:41)
19. The Robber (00:01:49)
20. Hill Sang (00:01:32)
21. The Gaelic Muse (00:01:30)
22. The Buckie Braes (00:01:47)
23. The Quiet Comes In (00:02:24)
24. The Bobbin-Winder (00:01:29)
25. To the Future (00:00:56)
26. O Wha's the Bride? (00:04:25)
27. Trompe L'Oeil (00:00:38)
28. The Bonny Broukit Bairn (00:02:00)
29. Fairytales (00:00:47)
30. Hallowe'en Sang (00:01:29)
31. The Plum Tree (00:01:28)
32. The Day is Düne (00:01:42)
33. The Rose of All the World (00:00:58)
34. The Droll Wee Man (00:01:08)
35. A'e Gowden Lyric (00:01:55)
Total length: 01:06:41
Label: Delphian Records
Performers:
Susan Hamilton (soprano)
John Cameron (piano)
Composers:
Stevenson, Ronald (1928-2015)
Susan Hamilton first performed the music of Ronald Stevenson as a treble in 1985, when she gave the first broadcast performance of A Child’s Garden of Verses on BBC Radio 3.
Her unique, clarion voice inspired Stevenson to dedicate his May Songs for soprano and orchestra to her three years later. Since that early collaboration, she has brought Stevenson’s songs to audiences throughout Britain and abroad. Stevenson’s keen ear for setting Scots poetry in an original idiom is rooted in his panglobal approach to musical philosophy. He is as comfortable setting the words of Robert Louis Stevenson as he is the poetry of Tagore.
The present recording features the soprano version of A Child’s Garden of Verses alongside settings of Scots poems by Hugh MacDiarmid and William Soutar and a short translated verse by the Gaelic poet Sorley MacLean.
Her unique, clarion voice inspired Stevenson to dedicate his May Songs for soprano and orchestra to her three years later. Since that early collaboration, she has brought Stevenson’s songs to audiences throughout Britain and abroad. Stevenson’s keen ear for setting Scots poetry in an original idiom is rooted in his panglobal approach to musical philosophy. He is as comfortable setting the words of Robert Louis Stevenson as he is the poetry of Tagore.
The present recording features the soprano version of A Child’s Garden of Verses alongside settings of Scots poems by Hugh MacDiarmid and William Soutar and a short translated verse by the Gaelic poet Sorley MacLean.
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