| Tall Poppies | 
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| Disc No: TP 142 | |
| Price: Sek. 160 | A collection of chamber works, written over a 30 year period by one of Australia's finest composers, Nigel Butterley. Included is the famous short work for recorder and harpsichord "The White-throated Warbler" in its first recording on CD. Veteran tenor Gerald English is also featured in two short song cycles. Butterley is well-known for his choral writing, and this CD includes two works, the early "The True Samaritan" sung by the Contemporary Singers conducted by Antony Walker, and "There came a Wind like a Bugle" sung by the Song Company conducted by Roland Peelman. |
| Name: There came a Wind like a Bugle | |
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| Composer | Opus | Music | Key | Performer |
| Butterley, Nigel | The White-throated Warbler | Ian Shanahan, recorder Diana Blom, harpsichord | ||
| Butterley, Nigel | Child in Nature | Gerald English, tenor Nigel Butterley, piano | ||
| Butterley, Nigel | Arioso - Comment on a Popular Song | Il Gubbo Ian Munro, piano | ||
| Butterley, Nigel | The wind stirs gently | Geoffrey Collins, flute David Pereira cello | ||
| Butterley, Nigel | Frogs | Gerald English, tenor Ian Munro, piano | ||
| Butterley, Nigel | Evanston Song | Geoffrey Collins, flute David Miller, piano | ||
| Butterley, Nigel | The True Samaritan | The Contemporary Singers - Antony Walker | ||
| Butterley, Nigel | Of Wood | David Pereira, cello | ||
| Butterley, Nigel | Uttering Joyous Leaves | Stephanie McCallum, piano | ||
| Butterley, Nigel | There came a Wind like a Bugle | The Song Company - Roland Peelman |