Speak MusicJohn Ireland, Gustav Holst, Charles Mortimer, Arthur Sullivan, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Leo Dryden, Walter Slaughter, J.P. McCall, Oley Speaks, Christina Macpherson, Albert Arlen, Pat Thayer, Terry Gilkyson, George Gershwin, Beasley Smith, Edward Elgar, Arnold Bax, Hubert Parry, Peter Dawson, Sir John Barbirolli, George Byng, Harry Carruthers, Lawrance Collingwood, Walter Goehr, Sir Charles Mackerras, Clifford Greenwood, Frank Cordell, London Symphony Orchestra, Frank Cordell Orchestra
But Rome and All Her Legions (Caractacus)John Ireland, Gustav Holst, Charles Mortimer, Arthur Sullivan, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Leo Dryden, Walter Slaughter, J.P. McCall, Oley Speaks, Christina Macpherson, Albert Arlen, Pat Thayer, Terry Gilkyson, George Gershwin, Beasley Smith, Edward Elgar, Arnold Bax, Hubert Parry, Peter Dawson, Sir John Barbirolli, George Byng, Harry Carruthers, Lawrance Collingwood, Walter Goehr, Sir Charles Mackerras, Clifford Greenwood, Frank Cordell, London Symphony Orchestra, Frank Cordell Orchestra
Hope the HornblowerJohn Ireland, Gustav Holst, Charles Mortimer, Arthur Sullivan, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Leo Dryden, Walter Slaughter, J.P. McCall, Oley Speaks, Christina Macpherson, Albert Arlen, Pat Thayer, Terry Gilkyson, George Gershwin, Beasley Smith, Edward Elgar, Arnold Bax, Hubert Parry, Peter Dawson, Sir John Barbirolli, George Byng, Harry Carruthers, Lawrance Collingwood, Walter Goehr, Sir Charles Mackerras, Clifford Greenwood, Frank Cordell, London Symphony Orchestra, Frank Cordell Orchestra
When the Lights Go Rolling RoundJohn Ireland, Gustav Holst, Charles Mortimer, Arthur Sullivan, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Leo Dryden, Walter Slaughter, J.P. McCall, Oley Speaks, Christina Macpherson, Albert Arlen, Pat Thayer, Terry Gilkyson, George Gershwin, Beasley Smith, Edward Elgar, Arnold Bax, Hubert Parry, Peter Dawson, Sir John Barbirolli, George Byng, Harry Carruthers, Lawrance Collingwood, Walter Goehr, Sir Charles Mackerras, Clifford Greenwood, Frank Cordell, London Symphony Orchestra, Frank Cordell Orchestra
Lovely Kind and Kindly Loving, Op.16John Ireland, Gustav Holst, Charles Mortimer, Arthur Sullivan, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Leo Dryden, Walter Slaughter, J.P. McCall, Oley Speaks, Christina Macpherson, Albert Arlen, Pat Thayer, Terry Gilkyson, George Gershwin, Beasley Smith, Edward Elgar, Arnold Bax, Hubert Parry, Peter Dawson, Sir John Barbirolli, George Byng, Harry Carruthers, Lawrance Collingwood, Walter Goehr, Sir Charles Mackerras, Clifford Greenwood, Frank Cordell, London Symphony Orchestra, Frank Cordell Orchestra
Rann of ExileJohn Ireland, Gustav Holst, Charles Mortimer, Arthur Sullivan, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Leo Dryden, Walter Slaughter, J.P. McCall, Oley Speaks, Christina Macpherson, Albert Arlen, Pat Thayer, Terry Gilkyson, George Gershwin, Beasley Smith, Edward Elgar, Arnold Bax, Hubert Parry, Peter Dawson, Sir John Barbirolli, George Byng, Harry Carruthers, Lawrance Collingwood, Walter Goehr, Sir Charles Mackerras, Clifford Greenwood, Frank Cordell, London Symphony Orchestra, Frank Cordell Orchestra
Smuggler's SongJohn Ireland, Gustav Holst, Charles Mortimer, Arthur Sullivan, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Leo Dryden, Walter Slaughter, J.P. McCall, Oley Speaks, Christina Macpherson, Albert Arlen, Pat Thayer, Terry Gilkyson, George Gershwin, Beasley Smith, Edward Elgar, Arnold Bax, Hubert Parry, Peter Dawson, Sir John Barbirolli, George Byng, Harry Carruthers, Lawrance Collingwood, Walter Goehr, Sir Charles Mackerras, Clifford Greenwood, Frank Cordell, London Symphony Orchestra, Frank Cordell Orchestra
Woo Thou My Snowflake (Ivanhoe)John Ireland, Gustav Holst, Charles Mortimer, Arthur Sullivan, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Leo Dryden, Walter Slaughter, J.P. McCall, Oley Speaks, Christina Macpherson, Albert Arlen, Pat Thayer, Terry Gilkyson, George Gershwin, Beasley Smith, Edward Elgar, Arnold Bax, Hubert Parry, Peter Dawson, Sir John Barbirolli, George Byng, Harry Carruthers, Lawrance Collingwood, Walter Goehr, Sir Charles Mackerras, Clifford Greenwood, Frank Cordell, London Symphony Orchestra, Frank Cordell Orchestra
Now Your Days of Philandering Are Over (Marriage of Figaro)John Ireland, Gustav Holst, Charles Mortimer, Arthur Sullivan, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Leo Dryden, Walter Slaughter, J.P. McCall, Oley Speaks, Christina Macpherson, Albert Arlen, Pat Thayer, Terry Gilkyson, George Gershwin, Beasley Smith, Edward Elgar, Arnold Bax, Hubert Parry, Peter Dawson, Sir John Barbirolli, George Byng, Harry Carruthers, Lawrance Collingwood, Walter Goehr, Sir Charles Mackerras, Clifford Greenwood, Frank Cordell, London Symphony Orchestra, Frank Cordell Orchestra
JerusalemJohn Ireland, Gustav Holst, Charles Mortimer, Arthur Sullivan, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Leo Dryden, Walter Slaughter, J.P. McCall, Oley Speaks, Christina Macpherson, Albert Arlen, Pat Thayer, Terry Gilkyson, George Gershwin, Beasley Smith, Edward Elgar, Arnold Bax, Hubert Parry, Peter Dawson, Sir John Barbirolli, George Byng, Harry Carruthers, Lawrance Collingwood, Walter Goehr, Sir Charles Mackerras, Clifford Greenwood, Frank Cordell, London Symphony Orchestra, Frank Cordell Orchestra
Miners Dream of HomeJohn Ireland, Gustav Holst, Charles Mortimer, Arthur Sullivan, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Leo Dryden, Walter Slaughter, J.P. McCall, Oley Speaks, Christina Macpherson, Albert Arlen, Pat Thayer, Terry Gilkyson, George Gershwin, Beasley Smith, Edward Elgar, Arnold Bax, Hubert Parry, Peter Dawson, Sir John Barbirolli, George Byng, Harry Carruthers, Lawrance Collingwood, Walter Goehr, Sir Charles Mackerras, Clifford Greenwood, Frank Cordell, London Symphony Orchestra, Frank Cordell Orchestra
The Dear HomelandJohn Ireland, Gustav Holst, Charles Mortimer, Arthur Sullivan, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Leo Dryden, Walter Slaughter, J.P. McCall, Oley Speaks, Christina Macpherson, Albert Arlen, Pat Thayer, Terry Gilkyson, George Gershwin, Beasley Smith, Edward Elgar, Arnold Bax, Hubert Parry, Peter Dawson, Sir John Barbirolli, George Byng, Harry Carruthers, Lawrance Collingwood, Walter Goehr, Sir Charles Mackerras, Clifford Greenwood, Frank Cordell, London Symphony Orchestra, Frank Cordell Orchestra
Festive SongJohn Ireland, Gustav Holst, Charles Mortimer, Arthur Sullivan, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Leo Dryden, Walter Slaughter, J.P. McCall, Oley Speaks, Christina Macpherson, Albert Arlen, Pat Thayer, Terry Gilkyson, George Gershwin, Beasley Smith, Edward Elgar, Arnold Bax, Hubert Parry, Peter Dawson, Sir John Barbirolli, George Byng, Harry Carruthers, Lawrance Collingwood, Walter Goehr, Sir Charles Mackerras, Clifford Greenwood, Frank Cordell, London Symphony Orchestra, Frank Cordell Orchestra
CellsJohn Ireland, Gustav Holst, Charles Mortimer, Arthur Sullivan, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Leo Dryden, Walter Slaughter, J.P. McCall, Oley Speaks, Christina Macpherson, Albert Arlen, Pat Thayer, Terry Gilkyson, George Gershwin, Beasley Smith, Edward Elgar, Arnold Bax, Hubert Parry, Peter Dawson, Sir John Barbirolli, George Byng, Harry Carruthers, Lawrance Collingwood, Walter Goehr, Sir Charles Mackerras, Clifford Greenwood, Frank Cordell, London Symphony Orchestra, Frank Cordell Orchestra
BootsJohn Ireland, Gustav Holst, Charles Mortimer, Arthur Sullivan, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Leo Dryden, Walter Slaughter, J.P. McCall, Oley Speaks, Christina Macpherson, Albert Arlen, Pat Thayer, Terry Gilkyson, George Gershwin, Beasley Smith, Edward Elgar, Arnold Bax, Hubert Parry, Peter Dawson, Sir John Barbirolli, George Byng, Harry Carruthers, Lawrance Collingwood, Walter Goehr, Sir Charles Mackerras, Clifford Greenwood, Frank Cordell, London Symphony Orchestra, Frank Cordell Orchestra
Route Marchin'John Ireland, Gustav Holst, Charles Mortimer, Arthur Sullivan, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Leo Dryden, Walter Slaughter, J.P. McCall, Oley Speaks, Christina Macpherson, Albert Arlen, Pat Thayer, Terry Gilkyson, George Gershwin, Beasley Smith, Edward Elgar, Arnold Bax, Hubert Parry, Peter Dawson, Sir John Barbirolli, George Byng, Harry Carruthers, Lawrance Collingwood, Walter Goehr, Sir Charles Mackerras, Clifford Greenwood, Frank Cordell, London Symphony Orchestra, Frank Cordell Orchestra
Piano Trio No.2 in E flat Op.100: I. AllegroJohn Ireland, Gustav Holst, Charles Mortimer, Arthur Sullivan, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Leo Dryden, Walter Slaughter, J.P. McCall, Oley Speaks, Christina Macpherson, Albert Arlen, Pat Thayer, Terry Gilkyson, George Gershwin, Beasley Smith, Edward Elgar, Arnold Bax, Hubert Parry, Franz Schubert, Rudolf Serkin, Sir John Barbirolli, George Byng, Harry Carruthers, Lawrance Collingwood, Walter Goehr, Sir Charles Mackerras, Clifford Greenwood, Frank Cordell, London Symphony Orchestra, Frank Cordell Orchestra
Piano Trio No.2 in E flat Op.100: II. Andate con motoJohn Ireland, Gustav Holst, Charles Mortimer, Arthur Sullivan, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Leo Dryden, Walter Slaughter, J.P. McCall, Oley Speaks, Christina Macpherson, Albert Arlen, Pat Thayer, Terry Gilkyson, George Gershwin, Beasley Smith, Edward Elgar, Arnold Bax, Hubert Parry, Franz Schubert, Rudolf Serkin, Sir John Barbirolli, George Byng, Harry Carruthers, Lawrance Collingwood, Walter Goehr, Sir Charles Mackerras, Clifford Greenwood, Frank Cordell, London Symphony Orchestra, Frank Cordell Orchestra
Piano Trio No.2 in E flat Op.100: III. Scherzo (Allegro moderato - Trio)John Ireland, Gustav Holst, Charles Mortimer, Arthur Sullivan, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Leo Dryden, Walter Slaughter, J.P. McCall, Oley Speaks, Christina Macpherson, Albert Arlen, Pat Thayer, Terry Gilkyson, George Gershwin, Beasley Smith, Edward Elgar, Arnold Bax, Hubert Parry, Franz Schubert, Rudolf Serkin, Sir John Barbirolli, George Byng, Harry Carruthers, Lawrance Collingwood, Walter Goehr, Sir Charles Mackerras, Clifford Greenwood, Frank Cordell, London Symphony Orchestra, Frank Cordell Orchestra
Piano Trio No.2 in E flat Op.100: IV. Allegro moderatoJohn Ireland, Gustav Holst, Charles Mortimer, Arthur Sullivan, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Leo Dryden, Walter Slaughter, J.P. McCall, Oley Speaks, Christina Macpherson, Albert Arlen, Pat Thayer, Terry Gilkyson, George Gershwin, Beasley Smith, Edward Elgar, Arnold Bax, Hubert Parry, Franz Schubert, Rudolf Serkin, Sir John Barbirolli, George Byng, Harry Carruthers, Lawrance Collingwood, Walter Goehr, Sir Charles Mackerras, Clifford Greenwood, Frank Cordell, London Symphony Orchestra, Frank Cordell Orchestra
String Quartet No.14 in D Minor (Death and the Maiden): I. AllegroJohn Ireland, Gustav Holst, Charles Mortimer, Arthur Sullivan, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Leo Dryden, Walter Slaughter, J.P. McCall, Oley Speaks, Christina Macpherson, Albert Arlen, Pat Thayer, Terry Gilkyson, George Gershwin, Beasley Smith, Edward Elgar, Arnold Bax, Hubert Parry, Franz Schubert, Busch Quartet, Sir John Barbirolli, George Byng, Harry Carruthers, Lawrance Collingwood, Walter Goehr, Sir Charles Mackerras, Clifford Greenwood, Frank Cordell, London Symphony Orchestra, Frank Cordell Orchestra
String Quartet No.14 in D Minor (Death and the Maiden): II. Andante con MotoJohn Ireland, Gustav Holst, Charles Mortimer, Arthur Sullivan, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Leo Dryden, Walter Slaughter, J.P. McCall, Oley Speaks, Christina Macpherson, Albert Arlen, Pat Thayer, Terry Gilkyson, George Gershwin, Beasley Smith, Edward Elgar, Arnold Bax, Hubert Parry, Franz Schubert, Busch Quartet, Sir John Barbirolli, George Byng, Harry Carruthers, Lawrance Collingwood, Walter Goehr, Sir Charles Mackerras, Clifford Greenwood, Frank Cordell, London Symphony Orchestra, Frank Cordell Orchestra
String Quartet No.14 in D Minor (Death and the Maiden): III. Scherzo (Allegro molto)John Ireland, Gustav Holst, Charles Mortimer, Arthur Sullivan, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Leo Dryden, Walter Slaughter, J.P. McCall, Oley Speaks, Christina Macpherson, Albert Arlen, Pat Thayer, Terry Gilkyson, George Gershwin, Beasley Smith, Edward Elgar, Arnold Bax, Hubert Parry, Franz Schubert, Busch Quartet, Sir John Barbirolli, George Byng, Harry Carruthers, Lawrance Collingwood, Walter Goehr, Sir Charles Mackerras, Clifford Greenwood, Frank Cordell, London Symphony Orchestra, Frank Cordell Orchestra
String Quartet No.14 in D Minor (Death and the Maiden): IV. PrestoJohn Ireland, Gustav Holst, Charles Mortimer, Arthur Sullivan, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Leo Dryden, Walter Slaughter, J.P. McCall, Oley Speaks, Christina Macpherson, Albert Arlen, Pat Thayer, Terry Gilkyson, George Gershwin, Beasley Smith, Edward Elgar, Arnold Bax, Hubert Parry, Franz Schubert, Busch Quartet, Sir John Barbirolli, George Byng, Harry Carruthers, Lawrance Collingwood, Walter Goehr, Sir Charles Mackerras, Clifford Greenwood, Frank Cordell, London Symphony Orchestra, Frank Cordell Orchestra
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Album Description
(C) 2011 Editions Audiovisuel Beulah(P) 2011 Editions Audiovisuel Beulah
Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of John Ireland's musical genius with the album "Peter Dawson: Man of Song." Released on August 2, 2011, under the Editions Audiovisuel Beulah label, this collection spans a captivating 1 hour and 59 minutes, offering a diverse array of compositions that showcase Ireland's versatility and depth as a composer.
The album opens with a series of vocal works, including "Speak Music" and "But Rome and All Her Legions (Caractacus)," which highlight Ireland's ability to blend lyrical beauty with dramatic intensity. These pieces are followed by a selection of instrumental works, such as the "Piano Trio No.2 in E flat Op.100" and the "String Quartet No.14 in D Minor (Death and the Maiden)," which demonstrate Ireland's mastery of classical forms and his unique approach to composition.
Throughout the album, you'll encounter a mix of well-known and lesser-known works, each offering a glimpse into different facets of Ireland's musical style. From the hauntingly beautiful "Jerusalem" to the lively "Route Marchin'," the album is a testament to Ireland's ability to evoke a wide range of emotions and moods.
Whether you're a longtime fan of John Ireland or a newcomer to his music, "Peter Dawson: Man of Song" is a compelling exploration of one of the most important British composers of the 20th century. So sit back, relax, and let the music of John Ireland transport you to a world of sound and beauty.
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