Roger Quilter - To Julia for Tenor and Piano, Op. 8 (1905) [Score-Video]

Roger Quilter - To Julia for Tenor and Piano, Op. 8 (1905)
I. Prelude
II. The Bracelet
III. The Maiden Blush
IV. To Daisies
V. The Night Piece
VI. Julia's Hair
VII. Interlude
VIII. Cherry Ripe
Stuart Burrows, tenor
John Constable, piano
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[@pasqualeperrone1560]

This is gorgeous. Accompaniment and singing. I’m an enormous fan of Quilter. I wish his music was more mainstream.

[@noleboi2006]

I did this song cycle for my Senior Recital at FSU in 2006. I loved it back then. I still love it now.

[@Nooticus]

The choir I used to be in sung the movement ‘to daisies’ (I think there are very very slight differences in the choral version) but oh my lord, what a delight. I am not a fan of overly ‘romantic’ music but this is just restrained and flowing in all the right ways. Stunning 🧡

[@josephalvarez5315]

Yes more quilter! Terribly underrated composer

[@yufnihaenisch2164]

I am so glad I found this on my recommended feed, I love this!

[@steveegallo3384]

Beautiful art-songs of real Love...."Julia's Hair" "Cherry Ripe." I still remember those Feelings! (Even though they occurred during the second Rutherford B. Hayes administration.) BRAVO from San Agustinillo!

[@MorganHayes_Composer.Pianist]

Exquisite songs. The performance is so deeply felt and idiomatic that one quickly forgets the sound quality. Incidentally , Roger Quilter lived in Brunswick Square / Brighton.
I had compositon lessons in the same square with another British composer :Michael Finnissy (b.1946j

[@JakeSavich]

Very nice

[@tjden777]

oh no it's transposed..

[@rosiefay7283]

I wouldn't mind whether a tenor, baritone or bass sang these songs, just so long as the sheet music matched the performance.

[@CurzonRoad]

(((((((( Thank You! ))))))))