The King's Singers - Two Dreams and Little Bat (No.1 from Ligeti 'Nonsense Madrigals')

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  • Опубликовано: 21 сен 2023
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    The King's Singers
    Patrick Dunachie - countertenor
    Edward Button - countertenor
    Julian Gregory - tenor
    Christopher Bruerton - baritone
    Nick Ashby - baritone
    Jonathan Howard - bass
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    Illustrations by Coralie Muce
    (generously commissioned by The King's Singers Global Foundation)
    Animation by Kevin Francis
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    Producer: Nigel Short
    Engineer: Tom Lewington
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    TEXTS:
    The Dream of a Girl Who Lived at Seven Oaks
    Seven sweet singing birds up in a tree
    Seven swift sailing-ships white up on the sea
    Seven bright weather-cocks shining in the sun
    Seven slim race horses ready for a run
    Seven gold butterflies flitting overhead
    Seven red roses blowing in a garden bed
    Seven white lilies with honey bees inside them
    Seven round rainbows with clouds to divide them
    Seven pretty little girls with sugar on their lips
    Seven witty little boys whom everybody tips
    Seven nice fathers, nice mothers, to call little maids joys
    Seven nights running I dreamt it all plain,
    With bread and jam for supper,
    I could dream it all again.
    William Brighty Rands (1823-1882)
    Twinkle, twinkle, little bat,
    How I wonder what you're at!
    Up above the world you fly,
    Like a tea-tray in the sky.
    Lewis Carroll (1832-1898)
    The Dream of a Boy Who Lived at Nine Elms
    Nine grenadiers with bayonets in their guns
    Nine guns with nine bayonets
    Nine bakers baskets with hot-cross buns
    Nine brown elephants standing in a row
    Nine new velocipedes good ones to go
    Nine knickerbocker suits with buttons all complete
    Nine pair of skates with straps for the feet
    Nine clever conjurers eating hot coals
    Nine sturdy mountaineers leaping on their poles
    Nine little drummer-boys beating on their drums
    Nine fat aldermen sitting on their thumbs
    Nine new knocks to our front door
    Nine new neighbours that I never saw before
    Nine times running, I dreamt it all plain,
    With bread and jam for supper, and cheese!
    I could dream it all again.
    William Brighty Rands (1823-1882)

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