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    Michael Nyman: Songbook, sung by Ute Lemper: [1991]

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    Michael Nyman: Songbook, sung by Ute Lemper: [1991]

    Michael Nyman: Songbook, sung by Ute Lemper: [1991]
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    The Michael Nyman Songbook is a collection of art songs by Michael Nyman based on tests by Paul Celan, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, William Shakespeare and Arthur Rimbaud. It was recorded as an album with Ute Lemper in 1991, and again as a concert film in 1992, under the direction of Volker Schlöndorff, again with Ute Lemper, though many of the musicians had changed. The songs have been recorded by others and as instrumentals, and are published by Chester Music.

    The texts are the poetry of Paul Celan in German, from the collections, Mohn und Gedäachtnis (1952), Von Schwelle zu Scwelle (1955), and Sprachgitter (1959), two letters and a 1787 Carnival riddle by Mozart in English for the segment by Jeremy Newsom of Artifax/BBC's Not Mozart titled Letters, Riddles, and Writs, Ariel songs from The Tempest composed for Prospero's Books, and L'Orgie Parisienne, ou Paris se Repeuple by Rimbaud. All save the Mozart are performed in their original language.

    The songs are officially written for "low female voice". For Six Celan Songs, Nyman specifically wrote the pieces for Lemper. "Corona" and "Blume" "introduce an eight-bar chord sequence derived from Chopin's Mazurka in A minor, op. 17 no. 4 (the introduction to which was used by Gorecki in his Symphony No. 3)." It was composed between May and July 1990. Nyman's mother passed on June 7, while he was writing "Blume", and he dedicated the cycle to her memory.[1] "I Am an Unusual Thing" "is based entirely on extracts from two of Haydn quartets."[2] L'Orgie parisienne is an extract from La Traversée de Paris.

    Texts by:

    Paul Celan . William Shakespeare
    Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart . Arthur Rimbaud.

    Michael Nyman Band

    Conducted by:
    Michael Nyman

    Ute Lemper Vocals
    Michael Nyman Piano
    Alexander Balanescu Violin
    Elisabeth Perry Violin
    Clare Connors Violin
    Michael McMenemy Violin
    Kate Musker Viola
    Tony Hinnigan Cello
    Ruth Phillips Cello
    Tim Amherst Double bass
    Martin Elliott Bass guitar
    David Rix Clarinet, bass clarinet
    John Harle Soprano, alto saxophone
    David Roach Soprano, alto, tenor saxophone
    Andrew Findon Baritone saxophone, flute
    Graham Ashton Trumpet, flugelhorn
    Marjorie Dunn Horn
    Nigel Barr Bass trombone, euphonium

    Tracks:

    SIX CELAN SONGS (Paul Celan)

    1 – Chanson einer Dame im Schatten
    2 – Es ward Erde in ihnen
    3 – Psalm
    4 – Corona
    5 – Nächtlich geschürzt
    6 – Blume

    ARIEL SONGS (Shakespeare)

    7 - Come and go
    8 – While you here do snoring lie
    9 – Full fathom five

    10 – I am an unusual thing (Mozart)

    L'ORGIE PARISIENNE (Rimbaud)

    11 - Allez! On préviendra les reflux d'incendie
    12 – Quand tes pieds ont dansé

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    Michael Nyman: Songbook, sung by Ute Lemper: [1991]

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