1. In Re Don Giovanni - Motion Trio, Nigel Barr 2. Knowing the Ropes - Michael Nyman, Motion Trio, Nigel Barr 3. Trysting Fields - Motion Trio 4. Wedding Tango - Michael Nyman, Motion Trio, Nigel Barr 5. Come Unto These Yellow Sands - Motion Trio 6. If - Michael Nyman, Motion Trio 7. Chasing Scheep is Best Left to Shepherds - Michael Nyman, Motion Trio 8. The Heart Asks Pleasure First - Michael Nyman solo 9. Miranda - Michael Nyman, Motion Trio, Nigel Barr 10.Silence - Motion Trio CD includes piece "The Heart Asks Pleasure First" leitmotiv from "The Piano" movie. Performed by: Michael Nyman: piano Janusz Wojtarowicz: accordion Pawel Baranek: accordion Marcin Galazyn: accordion Nigel Barr: trombone and euphonium MNRCD117 |
The Coldest Place on Earth
David McAlmont & Michael Nyman present "The Coldest Place on Earth" on March 15th. Michael Nyman and David McAlmont - Britain's finest and most prolific classical composer together with one of the most recognizable and admired vocalists to have emerged in the UK in the last fifteen years will be releasing their new single The Coldest Place on Earth on March 15th. This brand new song, which is not featured on the duo's critically acclaimed album The Glare, will be made available via digital download only together with City Of Turin, a song taken from The Glare. The Coldest Place On Earth itself matches Nyman's music (The Heart Asks For Pleasure First) to McAlmont's extraordinary lyrics inspired by a story David read in a newspaper. Click on the link for more background on the lyrics for The Coldest Place http://www.independent.co.uk/travel/europe/yakutsk-journey-to-the-coldest-city-on-earth-771503.html The idea of a coldest place on earth felt appropriate to the music and a new song was born. Its' appropriateness is remarkable because Michael's music was inspired by a piece about winter in the coldest, remotest part of Scotland. (David McAlmont, 2010) |
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