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  • An MVD Exclusive
  • SKU: RECD550
  • Format: CD
  • UPC: 722932055025
  • Street Date: 01/01/16
  • PreBook Date: 01/01/01
  • Label: REL Records »
  • Genre: World
  • Run Time: 63 mins
  • Number of Discs: 1
  • Year of Production: 2004
  • Box Lot: 25
  • Territory: NORTH AMERICA

 

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Strathclyde Univ. Chamber Choire - Sae Fresh and Fair

A heartfelt collection of scottish romantic choral songs by robert burns, sir walter scott, william shakespeare and others

Strathclyde Univ. Chamber Choire - Sae Fresh and Fair
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To describe the partsongs as Scottish may be slightly anachronistic, in that most of the composers represented were writing for the English musical market, by virtue of their positions of employment. Principal of the Royal Academy of Music in London from 1888, Alexander MacKenzie was an exact contemporary of C H H Parry, himself Director of the Royal College of Music, where Hamish MacCunn was a member of his staff. It is therefore not surprising that we can detect resonances of Parry in both The Evening Star and Madrigal suggesting, rather, that this is a shared, late 19th century British style. John Blackwood McEwen entered the Royal College of Music as a student at the age of fifteen, and eventually became Principal when MacKenzie demitted office in 1924. In spite of their attachment to the London musical establishment, however, none of the three 'Macs' ever lost touch with his Scottish roots, whether composing on overtly nationalistic themes, or in the choice of texts - whilst the poetry of Robert Burns has assumed an international following, attracting a parallel range of musical settings in its wake. Best known as a writer of songs (and a frequent collaborator with Hugh MacDiarmid), Francis George Scott spent his working life in his native Scotland - latterly (from 1925 to 1946) as a Music Lecturer at Jordanhill College of Education, which during the 1990s merged with the University of Strathclyde and, in the process, became its Faculty of Education.

Track Listing

  • YE BANKS AND BRAES
  • THERE IS A GARDEN
  • IT WAS A LASS
  • COMIN' THROUGH THE RYE
  • O WHERE ARE THOU DREAMING
  • SOLDIER REST
  • AY WAUKIN O
  • THE LINKS O' LOVE
  • WEEP NO MORE
  • MADRIGA
  • WELCOME OF SCOTLAND TO BE QUEEN
  • AYE SHE KAIMED HER YELLOW HAIR
  • CA' THE YOWES
  • O MISTRESS MINE
  • UP WI' THE CARLS OF DYSART
  • AFTON WATER
  • THERE WAS A LAD
  • THE EVENING STAR
  • SO DEEP
  • AULD LANG SYNE
  

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