BRIAN WRIGHT, lute songs
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Lute song publications:
O Mistress Mine. The third volume in Brian
Wright’s project to compose new lute song settings for all the songs in
Shakespeare’s plays. Nine songs for a 6-course lute and vocalist, calling for a
reasonably advanced technique from both. Modern yet accessible style, with lots
of mellow jazz chords.
Performed by Jarmila Chaloupkova – voice & Brian Wright – lute
How should I your true love know, from Hamlet
Orpheus with his lute, from Henry the 8th
When that I was and a little tiny boy, from Twelfth Night
Sigh again, Shakespeare! A collection of
six songs for voice and renaissance lute setting texts by Shakespeare, in the
composer’s autograph score. The accompaniments call for a 6-course lute, with a
few optional diapason notes, and an intermediate level of technique.
ISBN 0 905655 51 6, available from The Lute Society
Performed by Jarmila Chaloupkova – voice &
Brian Wright – lute
(sung in Czech)
Winter, from Love’s Labour’s Lost
The Spring, from Love’s Labour’s Lost
Under the
MELODIES POUR COLETTE. Available from: Société Francaise de Luth
Audio files:
Performed by Jarmila Chaloupkova – voice &
Brian Wright - lute
Berceuse, poem by Henri Chantavoine (1850 - ?)
Saison des semaille le soir
La Chanson du vent de mer, poem by Anatole le Braz (1854 – 1926)
Chanson
Les Matelots, poem by Théophile Gautier (1811 – 72)
Berceuse d'armorique
CLAIRE DE LUNE settings of VERLAINE
A
CHINESE LACHRIMAE
3 LYRIC POEMS OF TORQUATO TASSO
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