English Love Songs
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Label: Stone Records
Cat No: ST0000
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Vocal/Choral
Release Date: 12th January 2009
Contents
Artists
Mark Stone (baritone)Stephen Barlow (piano)
Artists
Mark Stone (baritone)Stephen Barlow (piano)
About
All of the songs are firm favourites: amongst the most well known are Silent worship, Where’er you walk, If music be the food of love and The salley gardens.
Mark Stone has sung at Covent Garden and is a regular guest at ENO, WNO, Glyndebourne and Opera North. He and Stephen Barlow regularly perform together as a recital duo and often appear on Radio 3 and in concert in the UK and abroad.
Tracks:
Vaughan Williams
Silent Noon
Love bade me welcome
John Dowland
Awake, sweet Love, thou art return'd
Roger Quilter
Go, lovely rose
Love's philosophy
Henry Purcell
I attempt from Love's sickness to fly
Frank Bridge
Come to me in my dreams
Love went a-riding
George Frederic Handel
Silent worship
John Ireland
If we must part
Love is a sickness full of woes
Joseph Haydn
Piercing eyes
George Butterworth
With rue my heart is laden
When I was one-and-twenty
Joseph Haydn
Pleasing pains
Peter Warlock
Take, O take those lips away
Thou gav'st me leave to kiss
George Frederic Handel
Where'er you walk
Gerald Finzi
To Lizbie Browne
I said to Love
Henry Purcell
If music be the food of love
Benjamin Britten
The salley gardens
Wild with passion
John Dowland
Come again! sweet Love doth now invite
Stephen Barlow
If thou would'st ease thine heart
“…..this is not a recital restricted to one vocal hue. Each song is looked at and receives relevant
response from both singer and pianist. ….he (Mark Stone) introduces so much by way of nuance and
colour to make this a very interesting and fulfilling programme, one which is well recorded.”
International Record Review, March 2009
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