Songs of Otto Luening : (1900-1996).

Author/creator Luening, Otto
Other author Bettina, Judith singer.
Other author Goldsworthy, James instrumentalist.
Other author Palma-Nidel, Susan instrumentalist.
Format Audio (CD)
Publication InfoNew York, N.Y. : CRI, ℗2000.
Description1 audio disc (47 min.) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Subjects

Uniform titleSongs. Selections
Contents She walks in beauty (Byron) (1951) (2:20) -- A farm picture (Whitman) (1929) (:37) -- The little vagabond (Blake) (1980) (1:06) -- Young love (Blake) (1928) (1:06) - Wake the serpent not (Shelley) (1928) (1:31) -- Requiescat (Wilde) (1917) (2:27) -- Venila (Sharpe) (1922) (1:53) -- Locations and times (Whitman) (1928)(:59) -- Noon silence (Sharpe) (1922) (1:14) -- Visor'd (Whitman) (1928) (1:22) -- Infant joy (Blake) (1928) (1:17) -- Good-night (Shelley) (1929) (1:42) -- I faint, I perish (Shelley) (1929) (1:07) -- Transience (Naidu) (1922) (2:14) -- At Christmas time (translation by Hesse) (1917) (1:31) -- In Weihnachtszeiten (Hesse) (1917) (1:31) -- Ach! wer bringt die schönen Tage (Goethe) (1928) (1:50) -- Songs of Emily Dickinson (1942-51): Our share of night to bear (1:11) -- "Hope" is the thing with feathers (1:25) -- If I can stop one Heart from breaking (1:20) -- Experiment to me (1:00) -- I felt a cleaving in my mind (:39) -- Soul, wilt thou toss again? (:59) -- When I hoped I feared (:59) -- Love's secret (Blake) (1949) (2:41) -- The harpe the monarch minstrel swept (Byron) (1951) (2:17) -- Joyce cycle (text from James Joyce's "Chamber Music") (1993): Strings in the earth and air (1:35) -- When thy shy star goes forth in heaven (2:08) -- My love is in a light attire (:51) - Sleep now (2:17).
General notePiano acc.; the 17th song with flute and piano.
General noteProgram notes by Jack Beeson and biographical notes on the performers in English, and vocal texts in English or German (22 p. ; port.) inserted in container.
Performer Judith Bettina, soprano ; Susan Palma-Nidel, flute (in the 17th work) ; James Goldsworthy, piano.
Date/time/place of a event noteRecorded Sept. 11, 14 and 21, 1999, American Academy of Arts and Letters, New York City.
LanguageSung principally in English (the 16th-17th songs in German); words from various sources.
UPC 090438084024
Publisher numberCD 840 CRI

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