Laura Strickling, Joy Schreier - LEGENDS: Rebellion (2026) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Laura Strickling, Joy Schreier
- Title: LEGENDS: Rebellion
- Year Of Release: 2026
- Label: Sono Luminus
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks) / flac 24bits - 192.0kHz +Booklet
- Total Time: 01:11:15
- Total Size: 296 mb / 2.16 gb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Love, Loss, and Exile: No. 1, Love
02. Love, Loss, and Exile: No. 2, The Stoning Ground
03. Love, Loss, and Exile: No. 3, Grief
04. Love, Loss, and Exile: No. 4, Exile
05. Love, Loss, and Exile: No. 5, Tulips
06. Salt Air: No. 1, Kalypso
07. Salt Air: No. 2, Circe
08. Salt Air: No. 3, Penelope
09. Why Won't You Let Me Look Right at You?
10. Night-Time in the Fourth Trimester: No. 1, Welcome
11. Night-Time in the Fourth Trimester: No. 2, Breast is Best
12. Night-Time in the Fourth Trimester: No. 3, I Should Have Worn Bikinis
13. Night-Time in the Fourth Trimester: No. 4, Please Sleep
14. Night-Time in the Fourth Trimester: No. 5, Epilogue
15. The Original Rebellion
LEGENDS: Rebellion is the next installment in a series of recordings celebrating women as storytellers and bearers of cultural memory. Featuring world-premiere recordings, Grammy-nominated, long-time collaborative duo soprano Laura Strickling and pianist Joy Schreier return to add to the evolving legend of modern art song in an album exploring rebellion in many forms: political, emotional, erotic, maternal, and spiritual. From Afghan women’s landay poetry composed in defiance of oppression, to mythic heroines reclaiming their own narratives, to an unflinching portrayal of new motherhood and a powerful meditation on love as resistance. Pushing against conventional expectations of what art song “should” be, this album offers a kaleidoscopic array of harmonic and rhythmic languages alongside compelling, deeply human texts; a program that fascinates, challenges, informs, and delights – inviting both devoted listeners of art song and those less familiar with the genre into a richly expressive sonic world celebrating contemporary song as a space for courage, vulnerability, witness, and transformation.
Laura Strickling, soprano
Joy Schreier, piano
Additional musicians:
Carrie Bean Stute, cello
01. Love, Loss, and Exile: No. 1, Love
02. Love, Loss, and Exile: No. 2, The Stoning Ground
03. Love, Loss, and Exile: No. 3, Grief
04. Love, Loss, and Exile: No. 4, Exile
05. Love, Loss, and Exile: No. 5, Tulips
06. Salt Air: No. 1, Kalypso
07. Salt Air: No. 2, Circe
08. Salt Air: No. 3, Penelope
09. Why Won't You Let Me Look Right at You?
10. Night-Time in the Fourth Trimester: No. 1, Welcome
11. Night-Time in the Fourth Trimester: No. 2, Breast is Best
12. Night-Time in the Fourth Trimester: No. 3, I Should Have Worn Bikinis
13. Night-Time in the Fourth Trimester: No. 4, Please Sleep
14. Night-Time in the Fourth Trimester: No. 5, Epilogue
15. The Original Rebellion
LEGENDS: Rebellion is the next installment in a series of recordings celebrating women as storytellers and bearers of cultural memory. Featuring world-premiere recordings, Grammy-nominated, long-time collaborative duo soprano Laura Strickling and pianist Joy Schreier return to add to the evolving legend of modern art song in an album exploring rebellion in many forms: political, emotional, erotic, maternal, and spiritual. From Afghan women’s landay poetry composed in defiance of oppression, to mythic heroines reclaiming their own narratives, to an unflinching portrayal of new motherhood and a powerful meditation on love as resistance. Pushing against conventional expectations of what art song “should” be, this album offers a kaleidoscopic array of harmonic and rhythmic languages alongside compelling, deeply human texts; a program that fascinates, challenges, informs, and delights – inviting both devoted listeners of art song and those less familiar with the genre into a richly expressive sonic world celebrating contemporary song as a space for courage, vulnerability, witness, and transformation.
Laura Strickling, soprano
Joy Schreier, piano
Additional musicians:
Carrie Bean Stute, cello
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