Judith Rees Discography of CDs

Judith Rees albums  

Judith Rees CD discography Track Listing of songs: Dido & Aeneas: Overture; Dido & Aeneas: Act II Scene 1; Dido & Aeneas: Act I Scene 2; Dido & Aeneas: Act III;

Judith Rees discography Four works by concert composer Tod Machover are featured on Flora. The title track represents his only composition to date intended for pre-recording, and is comprised of a computer-altered tape of soprano Karol Bennett. On the most fascinating piece, "Bug-Mudra," Machover controls the action with a "data-glove," which allows him to connect to ...

Judith Rees albums Personnel: Sanford Sylvan (vocals, baritone); Trudy Ellen Craney, Janice Felty, James Maddalena, John Duykers, Thomas Hammons, Welly Yang, Angela Teek, Eugene Perry, Richard Muenz, Audra McDonald, Thomas Young , Darius de Haas, Marin Mazzie, Michael McElroy (vocals); Judith Rees, Nicole Tibbels, Dawn Upshaw (soprano); Teresa Shaw (mezzo soprano); Steve Smith (guitar, banjo, mandolin); ...

Judith Rees CD discography Includes liner notes by Nancy Malitz. Personnel: Kiri Te Kanawa (vocals). Recording information: 1984-1989. Photographer: J. Henry Fair. Unknown Contributor Roles: Terry Edwards ; Jerold D. Ottley; Mormon Tabernacle Choir; Nelson Riddle & His Orchestra; London Symphony Orchestra; London Voices; Utah Symphony Orchestra; John Mauceri; Julius Rudel. Arrangers: Philip J. Lang; Nelson Riddle; Chris Hazell. Personnel: Dame Kiri Te ...

Judith Rees music CDs 3 Cds-Michel Corbuz Track Listing of songs: DISC 1; Prologue: Sinf; Prologue: 'Qual Concorso Indonivo'; Prologue: Ah! Che Mentre La Terra'; Prologue: 'Ai Di Lei Veri Accenti'; Prologue: Sinf; Prologue: 'Ed Ecco, O Gallia Invita'; Prologue: 'Dopo Belliche Noie'; Prologue: 'E Poiche Qual Dopo Guerrieri Onori'; Prologue: 'E Veda Ogn' Un'; Prologue: 'O Gallia Fortunata!'; ...

Judith Rees songs For this, his seventh soundtrack for director Peter Greenaway, Nyman deftly orchestrates a mix of strings, horns, and voices to produce another of his fetching and romantic minimalist backdrops. The opening "Memorial" is the highlight of the lot and drives along with stuttering saxophones, an insistent string arrangement, elegiac brass solos, and the soaring vocals of soprano Sarah Leonard (Leonard would be featured on a large part of the Prospero's Books soundtrack). The piece was originally inspired by a 1985 Belgian soccer match tragedy, in which 39 Italian fans were killed. Nyman utilized a death march in his earlier Greenaway collaboration, Drowning by Numbers, and revives the scheme to great effect here for what would become the main theme of The Cook, the Thief, His Wife, and Her Lover. Nyman contrasts the piece's climatic quality with ...