Carolyn Sampson / Joseph Middleton -but I like to sing... -BIS SACD+CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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01. "An eine ?olsharfe (Angelehnt an die Efeuwand) (M?rike)"
Lieder op. 49 Nr. 1-5 (Auszug)

02. "Nr. 2 An ein Veilchen"

03. "An die Musik (Du holde Kunst) op. 88 Nr. 4 D 547"
English Lyrics Set 10 (Auszug)

04. "My heart is like a singing bird"
I Hate Music (5 Kid Songs) (Auszug)

05. "Nr. 3 I hate music"

06. "Something more than mortal"
Lieder op. 34 Nr. 1-6 (Auszug)

07. "Nr. 2 Auf Flügeln des Gesanges"
Lieder und Ges?nge, III. Folge (Auszug)

08. "Nr. 1 Nocturne"

09. "Nocturne FWV 85"
Bilitis (Auszug)

10. "Nr. 9 Bilitis"

11. "Nr. 11 La nuit"

12. "Nr. 12 Berceuse"

13. "Psych?"

14. "Ave Maria"
Po?mes de Louis Aragon FP 122 Nr. 1-2

15. "Nr. 1 C"

16. "Nr. 2 F?tes galantes"
Quatre instants (Auszug)

17. "Parfum de l'instant"

18. "Everyone sang"

19. "A slumber song of the Madonna"
Five Elizabethan Songs (Auszug)

20. "Nr. 4 Sleep"
Lieder op. 27 Nr. 1-4 (Auszug)

21. "Nr. 4 Morgen"

22. "Peace on Earth"

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But I Like To Sing by Carolyn Sampson, released 3 November 2023. This version of But I Like To Sing comes as a 1xSuper Audio. -

After many acclaimed releases on BIS, most recently 'Sounds and Sweet Airs - A Shakespeare Songbook' (BIS-2653), Carolyn Sampson's latest recital with Joseph Middleton lives up to it's name: it is an eloquent testimony to the English soprano's love of her art. This programme artfully blends well-known and lesser-known lieder by German and Austrian masters such as Schubert, Mendelssohn, Brahms, Richard Strauss and Hugo Wolf with French songs by Gounod, Poulenc and Franck, as well as works by Anglo-Saxon composers such as Hubert Parry, Samuel Barber and Ivor Gurney. Female composers are not forgotten, with rarely-performed songs by Rita Strohl based on slightly risqué poems by Pierre Louÿs, music by Cheryl Frances-Hoad, Kaija Saariaho - who has recently passed away - and Deborah Pritchard, whose song presented here was composed especially for Sampson. And while Leonard Bernstein's comically cheeky song 'I hate music', appears to be a call not to let music take itself too seriously, Errollyn Wallen's 'Peace on Earth', which concludes the album, invokes calm and encourages us to find peace, a message that seems more relevant today than ever

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BISSACD-2673

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