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Lisa Delan's "And If the Song be Worth a Smile" is a captivating collection of vocal works that showcases her remarkable versatility and artistry. Released on April 1, 2009, under the PentaTone label, this album spans a duration of 1 hour and 8 minutes, offering a rich tapestry of musical styles and compositions.
The album features a diverse range of pieces, including the whimsical and poignant "Cabaret Songs" by William Bolcom, which display Delan's ability to navigate both humor and depth with ease. The hauntingly beautiful "Poor Peter" by Susanne Mentzer and the tender "My True Love Hath My Heart" by John Dowland highlight her prowess in delivering emotionally resonant performances. Additionally, the folk-inspired "3 Folk Songs" and the modernist "Dodecaphonia" by Susanne Mentzer demonstrate her adaptability across different musical eras and genres.
Delan's interpretive skills shine in the intimate and expressive "Annettes-Lieder" by Jake Heggie, as well as in the playful and inventive "Marvelous Invention" by Dominick Argento. The album concludes with the vibrant and culturally rich "Odas de todo el mundo" by Lee Hoiby, showcasing Delan's ability to bring a wide range of musical narratives to life.
With her crystalline voice and nuanced phrasing, Lisa Delan invites listeners to explore a world of musical storytelling, making "And If the Song be Worth a Smile" a memorable and enriching listening experience.