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Folk Stories – Songs by Beethoven, Britten, Mahler, Respighi, Sibelius a.o.

Cora Burggraaf / Simon Lepper

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Not long ago, I organized a party that some fellow singers came to after a performance in Salzburg. If you are lucky enough that it isn’t raining, the weather can be beautiful in Salzburg, and this was one of those sultry summer evenings. The barbecue worked well, the beer and wine flowed. A few Russian and Ukrainian singers had come and brought their own bottle of vodka. It wasn’t long before they finished it and went on to beer.
It was a long night. At about two, when just a small group was left, the singing finally began. (It takes a while before a singer will spontaneously break out in song. If you ask a professional singer to “Sing something for us”, you’re not likely to get your wish. It must be some sort of professional deformity.) First came the national anthems. Then the Ukrainian singer began to sing – with full voice and total devotion – other folk songs from his country, and soon his wife joined in. Everyone sat in silence, listening.
The melancholy of the music took hold of the listeners and even the singer himself. Maybe it had to do with the feeling of nostalgia that singing folk songs evokes, the feeling that you belong somewhere? Or maybe it
was the straightfoward and simple presentation of the songs. In any case, they fitted in perfectly – in the wee hours of the morning and with empty bottles surrounding us. 

Tracklist

Please note that the below previews are loaded as 44.1 kHz / 16 bit.
1.
A Sprig of Thyme
01:40
2.
Marienwurmchen
01:47
3.
Da unten im Tale
01:53
4.
Sad and luckless
03:46
5.
The Return to Ulster
04:46
6.
Thou Emblem of Faith
03:18
7.
Come draw we round
01:29
8.
Wer hat dies Liedlein erdacht
02:07
9.
Lob des hohen Verstandes
02:58
10.
The Plough Boy
01:40
11.
O Waly, Waly
03:50
12.
The bonney Earl o'Moray
02:30
13.
Il est quelqu'un sur terre
05:17
14.
Quand j'etais chez mon pere
02:04
15.
Non, non e morto il figlio tuo
02:04
16.
La mamma e come il pane caldo
00:59
17.
Io sono il madre
03:14
18.
Regi keserves
02:53
19.
Aszszonyok, aszszonyok
00:59
20.
Istenem, istenem
01:38
21.
Ha kimegyek arr' a magos
01:18
22.
Den forsta kyssen
01:59
23.
Sav, sav, susa
02:26
24.
Flickan kom ifran sin alsklings mote
03:05
25.
bonus track - Ketelbinkie
03:12

Total time: 01:02:52

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Release Date December 17, 2014

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