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Animal Heaven

Alison Wells (soprano, John Turner (recorder), Keith Elcombe (harpsichord) & Jonathan Price (cello)

Animal Heaven
Curiously, there seems to be quite a collection of recently written Scottish music for the unlikely combination of soprano, recorder, cello and harpsichord. Whatever the reason, Animal Heaven...

Animal Heaven

Alison Wells (soprano, John Turner (recorder), Keith Elcombe (harpsichord) & Jonathan Price (cello)

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Curiously, there seems to be quite a collection of recently written Scottish music for the unlikely combination of soprano, recorder, cello and harpsichord. Whatever the reason, Animal Heaven...

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Contents and tracklist

No. 1, The Trumpet
Track length2:34
No. 2, The Ash Grove
Track length5:01
No. 3, The Wind's Song
Track length3:56
No. 4, Lights Out
Track length4:23
No. 1, Song of Myself
Track length7:06
No. 2, The Heaven of Animals
Track length7:27
No. 1, Short Heraldry
Track length0:56
No. 2, Grey Seal
Track length2:23
No. 3, Three Horizons
Track length1:52
No. 4, Italia
Track length1:30
I. There was an Old Man in a tree
Track length1:10
II. There was an Old Man of the Isles
Track length0:45
III. Lay doon yer wee heidie, "a Scottish Lullaby"
Track length0:56
III. Scherzo
Track length0:10
IV. There was an Old Man of Dundee
Track length1:05
I. When God created the world
Track length2:58
II. Thirty years?
Track length2:33
III. Thirty years?
Track length2:47
IV. Thirty years?
Track length2:17
V. Finally, man appeared, vigorous, full of joy
Track length3:32
VI. So man lives seventy years
Track length3:39

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Curiously, there seems to be quite a collection of recently written Scottish music for the unlikely combination of soprano, recorder, cello and harpsichord. Whatever the reason, Animal Heaven putts together a rather neat collection of fresh-textured works, including Edward Harper's quirky Lights out, Lyell Cresswell's haunting Prayer to Appease the Spirit of the Lamb, Kenneth Leighton's Britten-like Animal Heaven, Sally Beamish's delicious Four Findrinny Songs and David Johnson's narrative, softly whimsical God, Man and the Animals.
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