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Title:
Goin' home [CD].
Corporate Author:
Added Author:
Publication Date:
2007
Publication Information:
Vancouver, BC : Cypress Choral Recordings, 2007.
Physical Description:
1 compact disc (61 min., 9 sec.) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 booklet.
General Note:
Chiefly folk songs from around the world arranged for unaccompanied men's choir; 1st work acc. by percussion, 2nd, 12th works acc. by flute, 10th work acc. by piano; 8th, 18th works original; 16th work based on music from the Largo movement of Dvořàk's New World Symphony.
Program notes in English and texts with English translations (1 folded sheet : ports.) inserted in container.
Performers:
Chor Leoni ; Marlis MacAulay, flute (2nd, 12th works) ; Ken Cormier, piano (10th work) ; Diane Loomer, director.
Contents:
Three Ainu folk songs. Bear festival (2:05) ; Pirika, pirika (4:08) ; Whale festival (1:56) / music, Osamu Shimizu -- Fengyang ge : Anhui folk song / arr. Chen Yi (1:06) -- Minoi, monoi : Samoan folk song / arr. Christopher Marshall (1:36) -- Dálvi duoddar luohti : Lapp folk song / music, Seppo Paakkunainen (2:54) -- The lion sleeps tonight (Wimoweh) : Zulu chant / arr. Ron Smail (5:06) -- Jing-ga-lye-ah / Bruce Sled (2:02) -- Gaudeamus igitur / trad. German ; arr. Marshall Bartholomew (1:58) -- Drink to me only with thine eyes : English folk song (2:54) -- Dúlamán : Irish folk song / music, Michael McGlynn (1:39) -- Kolm mul oli kaunist sõna : Estonian folk song / music, Veljo Tormis (6:23) -- Suo Gân : Welsh folk song / arr. Lawrence Wiliford (2:50) -- Bright morning star : Appalachian folk song / arr. Fred Squatrito (3:32) -- Shenandoah : American folk song / arr. James Erb (4:05) -- Goin' home / Antonin Dvořàk ; arr. Diane Loomer (5:40) -- Loch Lomond : Scottish folk song / arr. Jonathan Quick (5:26) -- Christmas Angel / Corlynn Hanney (3:16).
Language:
Multiple languages
mul eng mul mul eng
Additional Language:
Sung in Japanese, Chinese, Samoan, Sami, Zulu, Latin, English, Irish, Estonian, Welsh and with nonsense syllables.
