Erin Morley - Rose In Bloom Songs - Import CD

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Erin Morley

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Roses in Bloom - Songs of Birds and Flowers Contents Camille Saint-Saens(1835-1921): Dragonfly Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov(1844-1908): The Nightingale, the Rose Alban Berg(1885-1935): Nightingale Saint-Saens:Incidental Music "Pallusatis" - The Nightingale and the Rose Ricky Ian Gordon(1956-):Eight Floral Songs... World Premiere Recording We Should Not Mind So Small a Flower I Wandered Lonely As a Cloud 7. the Tulips 8. One Perfect Rose 9. Peonies at Dusk 10. Her Garden Afterlife with Lilacs 12. Play, Orpheus Darius Milhaud(1892-1974):Four Songs of Ronsard Tais-toi, Babillarde Sergei Rachmaninoff(1873-1943):Daisies 15. rachmaninov:The Lilacs Alexander von Zemlinsky(1871-1942):Voglein Schwermut 17. Johannes Brahms(1833-1897):Lark Song 18. michael head(1900-1976):Song of the Birds Arthur Sullivan(1842-1900):Neath My Lattice Through the Night Iver Novello(1893-1951): "Perchance to Dream" We'll Gather Lilacs Total running time: 64 min. Performers Erin Morley(Soprano/Piano...20) .20) Gerald Martin Moore (Piano). .1-19 Ransom Wilson (flute). .18, 19 Recorded March 13-16, 2022 Elmwood Road(UK) American-born soprano Erin Morley, who has been in demand at the world's top opera houses including the Metropolitan Opera, Vienna State Opera, Bavarian State Opera, and the Paris Opera, releases her long-awaited solo debut album. She sings a variety of charming songs inspired by the beauty of nature and the seasons. Her vocalization and expression are ingenious and not one-dimensional, as she is highly acclaimed in the world's top theaters.The album's centerpiece, Ricky Ian Gordon's series of songs, "Eight Flower Songs," compares death, resurrection, and transience to the figure of a flower and is a diverse listening experience. We'll Gather Lilacs, placed last, is a hit from the 1945 musical "Perchance to Dream" and has been performed by Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra, Julie Andrews to more recently Katherine Jenkins. The song must have been close to Maury's heart since he was a child. Here, she sings the song emotionally while playing the piano herself. Gerald Martin Moore, who accompanies Maury on the other pieces, is the coordinator of vocal studies at the Yale School of Music, and has also worked as a vocal consultant at the Glyndebourne Festival and the Paris Opera House. (Naxos Japan)