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| Disc No: AV 2129 (2CD) | |
| Price: Sek. 215 | A tribute to Elgar’s 150th birthday (2007), David Owen Norris and The Works perform Elgar’s songs and piano solos on Elgar’s own 1844 Broadwood piano, including the world-premiere of his unpublished final song XTC, set to his own words. In all, this 2-CD set presents 32 of Elgar’s finest songs for voice and piano, including a number never recorded before, and premiere recordings of Elgar’s piano arrangements of the theme of the Cello Concerto, and the Prelude and Angel’s Farewell from Gerontius which, like Sea Pictures (sung here in its original soprano key) and the Woodland Interlude from Caractacus, were all composed at this piano. |
| Name: Elgar - Songs and piano Music | |
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| Composer | Opus | Music | Key | Performer |
| Elgar, Edward | [1892] | Seven Lieder - Like to the damask rose (Simon Wastell) | David Owen Norris, piano The Works: (Amanda Pitt, soprano Mark Wilde, tenor Peter Savidge, baritone) | |
| Elgar, Edward | [1887] | Seven Lieder - Queen Mary’s Song (Tennyson) | ||
| Elgar, Edward | [1887] | Seven Lieder - A Song of Autumn (A. Lindsay Gordon) | ||
| Elgar, Edward | [1892] | Seven Lieder - The Poet’s Life (Ellen Burroughs) | ||
| Elgar, Edward | Op.16 no.2 | Seven Lieder - Through the long days (Col. John Hay) | ||
| Elgar, Edward | Op.16 no.3 | Seven Lieder - Rondel (Longfellow, after Froissart) | ||
| Elgar, Edward | Op.16 no.1 | The Shepherd’s Song (Barry Pain) | ||
| Elgar, Edward | [1884/1903] | A War Song (Hayward) | ||
| Elgar, Edward | [1886] | Is she not passing fair? (Duc d’Orleans, trans. Costello) | ||
| Elgar, Edward | [1887] | As I laye a-thynkynge (Ingoldsby) | ||
| Elgar, Edward | Op. 12 | Salut d’amour | ||
| Elgar, Edward | [1888] | The Wind at Dawn (C.A.Roberts) | ||
| Elgar, Edward | Op.31 no.1 | After (P.B.Marston) | ||
| Elgar, Edward | Woodland Interlude from Caractacus | |||
| Elgar, Edward | [1899] | Dry those fair, those crystal eyes (H.King) | ||
| Elgar, Edward | [1900] | The Pipes of Pan (Adrian Ross) | ||
| Elgar, Edward | Op.37 | Sea Pictures (Elgar’s own piano version) | ||
| Elgar, Edward | [1900] | Prelude and Angel’s Farewell (Elgar’s own piano version) | ||
| Elgar, Edward | [1901] | Come, Gentle Night (C.Bingham) | ||
| Elgar, Edward | Op.41 no.1 | In the dawn (Benson) | ||
| Elgar, Edward | Op.41 no.2 | Speak, Music (Benson) | ||
| Elgar, Edward | Op.43 - I | Dream Children | ||
| Elgar, Edward | Op.43 - II | Dream Children | ||
| Elgar, Edward | [1914] | Arabian Serenade (Lawrence) | ||
| Elgar, Edward | [1904] | In Moonlight (Shelley) | ||
| Elgar, Edward | Op.48 | Pleading (Salmon) | ||
| Elgar, Edward | Op.59 no.1 | O soft was the song (Parker) | ||
| Elgar, Edward | [1917] | The Fringes of the Fleet (Kipling) | ||
| Elgar, Edward | [March 1918] | ? | ||
| Elgar, Edward | [1930] | It isnae me (S.Holmes) | ||
| Elgar, Edward | [November 11th 1930] | XTC (unpublished, to Elgar’s own words) |