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Hampson (baritone), Rutenberg (piano) / Song of America
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10 Jul 2009
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Hopkinson: My Days Have Been So Wondrous Free
My Days Have Been So Wondrous Free (1:41) N/A
Foster: Open Thy Lattice, Love
Open Thy Lattice, Love (2:17) N/A
Copland: Old American Songs, Set 1
The Dodger (2:19) N/A
Ives: The Circus Band
The Circus Band (3:11) N/A
MacDowell: Songs (8), Op. 47
The Sea (2:30) N/A
Copland: Old American Songs, Set 2
The Golden Willow Tree (4:04) N/A
Neidlinger: Memories of Lincoln
Memories of Lincoln (6:59) N/A
Naginski: Look Down Fair Moon
Look Down Fair Moon (2:32) N/A
Ives: In Flanders Fields
In Flanders Fields (2:19) N/A
Warren: God Be In My Heart
God Be In My Heart (2:18) N/A
Thomson: The Divine Image
The Divine Image (2:49) N/A
Bernstein: Songfest
To What You Said (6:10) N/A
Griffes: By a Lonely Forest Pathway
By a Lonely Forest Pathway (2:05) N/A
Beach: Twilight, Op. 2, no 1
Twilight, Op. 2, no 1 (3:46) N/A
Giannini: Tell me, oh blue, blue sky
Tell me, oh blue, blue sky (2:31) N/A
Berger: Lonely People
Lonely People (3:01) N/A
Bowles: Blue Mountain Ballads N/A
Heavenly Grass (2:01) N/A
Lonesome Man (1:27) N/A
Cabin (1:37) N/A
Sugar in the Cane (2:02) N/A
Duke: Richard Cory
Richard Cory (2:47) N/A
Ives: Charlie Rutlage
Charlie Rutlage (2:35) N/A
Farwell: Song of the Deathless Voice
Song of the Deathless Voice (2:42) N/A
Homer: General William Booth
General William Booth (5:12) N/A
Damrosch: Danny Deever, Op. 2, no 7
Danny Deever, Op. 2, no 7 (5:15) N/A
Traditional: Shenandoah
Composer: Traditional
Arranger: Stephen White
Recording Date: Thu 9 Jul 2009
Shenandoah (3:56) N/A
Copland: Old American Songs, Set 1
Composer: Aaron Copland
Recording Date: Thu 9 Jul 2009
The Boatmen's Dance (4:15) N/A
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leonora
Very interesting choice of songs, most of which are virtually unknown outside the US! I especially like the Charles Ives setting of IN FLANDERS FIELDS...I have always loved the poem. read more
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