Sweet as Bardic Music Rachel Ann Morgan (mezzo-soprano & harp) |
… a highly skilled harpist … a smooth and very attractive mezzo-soprano voice. Her diction is exemplary … An absolutely delightful record which can be highly recommended. Fanfare Rachel Ann Morgan sings both simply and beautifully, and plays the harp (on this occasion a splendidly resonant Celtic one) in similar fashion … The quality of recording is of the very first class … Gramophone Buy this album now CD: £12.00+ p&p
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1 | Sleeps the noon in the deep blue sky | 2;42 |
2 | Rannoch herding song | 2:47 |
3 | Greensleeves | 3:04 |
4 | A sunset poem (Under Milk Wood) | 1:34 |
5 | Morning Light | 1:43 |
6 | The flower maiden | 1:07 |
7 | The march of Brian Boru | 2:18 |
8 | The last rose of summer | 3:55 |
9 | The spinning wheel | 4:20 |
10 | Ar hyd y nos (All through the night) | 2:06 |
11 | Caru Cymru (A love for Wales) | 1:41 |
12 | Hiraeth (Longing) | 2;59 |
13 | Breuddwyd y frenhines (The Queen’s dream) | 2:25 |
14 | Y deryn pur (The gentle dove) | 2;21 |
15 | Dafydd y Garreg Wen (David of the white rock) | 2:34 |
16 | Cyfri’r geifr (Counting the goats) | 3:14 |
17 | Mo Ruarachan (Kishmul Cradle Croon) | 3:58 |
Title: | Sweet as Bardic Music |
Artist: | Rachel Ann Morgan - mezzo-soprano & harp |
Instruments: | Voice & Harp |
Genre: | Classical |
Format: | Audio CD |
Our Ref: | A0437 |
MCPS: | KTC 1049 |
Label: | Etcetera |
Year: | 1987 |
Origin: | Netherlands |