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My Song in October

Michael Bell, Karen Radcliffe

There’s agony and despair in these notes, but glimmers of light too.

My Song in October

Michael Bell, Karen Radcliffe

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There’s agony and despair in these notes, but glimmers of light too.

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Contents and tracklist

No. 1, Komorebi
Track length3:10
No. 2, How Beautifully It Falls
Track length2:22
No. 3, At the Fall of the Leaf
Track length2:10
No. 4, When the Leaves Are Flying
Track length2:04
No. 5, This Leaf
Track length2:19
No. 6, When the Rose Is Dead
Track length2:23
No. 7, The Drifting Leaf
Track length2:11
No. 8, One by One
Track length2:59
No. 9, On the Wings of the Breeze
Track length1:28
No. 10, The Leaves Are Falling
Track length5:46
No. 11, Oh, Lift Me as a Wave, a Leaf, a Cloud!
Track length2:57
No. 12, As a Dead Leaf
Track length3:19
No. 13, The Wind Scatters the Golden Leaves!
Track length1:15
No. 14, Every Breath
Track length4:12
No. 15, Listen...
Track length1:30
No. 16, After Autumn, Winter
Track length4:28
No. 17, The Wind Whispers in Dry Leaves
Track length2:00
No. 18, This Sprig of Heather
Track length5:33
No. 19, Who'll Toll the Bell?
Track length4:59
No. 1, They Dropped Like Flakes
Track length1:01
No. 2, I Showed Her Heights She Never Saw
Track length2:56
No. 3, Wild Nights!
Track length0:58
No. 4, Midsummer
Track length2:55
No. 5, Nobody Knows This Little Rose
Track length1:25
No. 6, She Bore It
Track length3:08
No. 7, Whether My Bark Went Down at Sea
Track length0:57
No. 8, The Sky Is Low
Track length0:58
No. 9, Winter Afternoons
Track length3:03

Awards and reviews

September 2024

There’s agony and despair in these notes, but glimmers of light too.

July 2024

[September, Just September] could not have had a more eloquent advocate than the late Karen Radcliffe, her perceptive account from 2004 eminently worth releasing. Michael Bell proves as dedicated an accompanist here as he is insightful in the piano cycle, making this the most absorbing release of Seabourne’s music so far.
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