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Helen Webby & Pepe Becker: Love's Nature | |
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Harpist Helen Webby and soprano Pepe Becker's album Love's Nature was recorded in 2006 & 2008 at the chapel of St John of God, Halswell, Christchurch. The tales told in this recording are of birth, death and lovers unions and about the various relationships between human nature and nature itself. Includes pieces by John Lambert, Maurice Ravel, Gabriel Faure, Philip Cannon, Robert Schumann, Gareth Farr, Helen Bowater, Benjamin Britten and Andre Caplet. John Lambert - A Song cycle on the birth of Jesus Maurice Ravel - Chanson de la mariee (Song of the bride), from Five Greek Folksongs Andre Caplet - Doux fut le trait (Sweet is the dart) Gabriel Faure - En Priere Philip Cannon - Five Songs of Women: The angry wife; A girl in love; The widow; The merry wife; A girl whose love shines fair. Robert Schumann - Die Tochter Jephtas, Op.95 No.1 Robert Schumann - Requiem, Op.90 No.7 Helen Bowater - hoshi no hayashi Gareth Farr - Still Sounds Lie: Deep Bay; Stingray; Where the waves come from Helen Bowater - hihi for solo harp Benjamin Britten - From Folk Song Arrangements: She's like the swallow; Bonny at morn; David of the White Rock |
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