Fancies
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| Fancies: Five Childhood Lyrics, When Icicles Hang, Suite Antique, Fancies | ||
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| Studio album by John Rutter, Cambridge Singers, City of London Sinfonia | ||
| Released | June, 2005 | |
| Recorded | Seldon Hall, Haberdashers' Aske's School, Elstree 1991 | |
| Genre | Classical | |
| Length | 64:42 | |
| Label | Collegium Records | |
| Producer(s) | Collegium Records | |
| John Rutter, Cambridge Singers, City of London Sinfonia chronology | ||
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| Fancies (2005) |
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Remastered in 2005, Fancies includes 4 collections of short pieces created around whimsical themes. Rutter takes his text from poets such as Shakespeare, Thomas Campion (1567-1620), Edward Lear (1812-1888) and others.
[edit] Track listing
Fancies – for choir and chamber orchestra By John Rutter
- (1) Tell me, where is fancy bred - [ – 1:44 ]
- (2) There is a garden in her face - [ – 3:52 ]
- (3) The urchins' song - [ – 2:00 ]
- (4) Riddle song - [ – 3:13 ]
- (5) Midnight's bell - [ – 2:16 ]
- (6) The bellman's song - [ – 2:45 ]
Bartitone solo: Simon Davies
Suite Antique - for flute, harpsichord and strings By John Rutter Flute: Duke Dobing, Harpsichord: Wayne Marshall
- (1) Prelude - [ – 3:20 ]
- (2) Ostinato - [ – 1:37 ]
- (3) Aria - [ – 3:03 ]
- (4) Waltz - [ – 3:02 ]
- (5)Chanson - [ – 3:10 ]
- (6) Rondeau - [ – 2:43 ]
Five Childhood Lyrics – for unaccompanied choir By John Rutter
- (1) Monday's child - [ – 2:53 ]
- (2) The owl and the pussy-cat - [ – 1:42 ]
- (3) Windy nights - [ – 1:08 ]
- (4) Matthew, Mark, Luke and John - [ – 1:46 ]
Soprano solo: Caroline Ashton
- (5) Sing a song of sixpence - [ 1: 42 ]
When Icicles Hang – for choir and orchestra By John Rutter
- (1) Icicles - [ – 3:54 ]
- (2) Winter nights - [ – 2:30 ]
- (3) Good ale - [ – 2:43 ]
- (4) Blow, blow, thou winter wind - [ – 3:52 ]
- (5) Winter awakeneth all my care - [ – 5:53 ]
Tenor solo: Nicholas Wilson, Flute: Duke Dobing
- (6) Hay, ay - [ – 2:21 ]
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