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Peripheral Visions
British works for voice and piano since 1970

Work details

James MacMillan: Ballad (1994; William Soutar)
3'58"
James MacMillan: The Children (1995; William Soutar)
5'01"
James MacMillan: Scots Song (1995; William Soutar)
5'55"
Elizabeth Maconchy: Sun, Moon and Stars (1976; Thomas Traherne)
3'57"/1'51"/2'22"/1'20 - TT 9'30"
Judith Weir: Scotch Minstrelsy (1986; texts adapted from Scottish folk ballads)
4'04"/2'13"/2'02"/2'52"/2'01" - TT 13'12"
Gabriel Jackson: Liadan Laments (1988; Liadan, Irish 7th Century, tr. John Montague)
7'15"
Robin Holloway: Wherever We May Be, Op 46 (1980-81; Robert Graves)
1'10"/2'00"/2'21"/0'51"/2'57" - TT 7'19"
Peter Maxwell Davies: Farewell to Stromness (piano solo; 1980, from 'The Yellow Cake Review')
4'19"
Peter Maxwell Davies: Yesnaby Ground (piano solo; 1980, from 'The Yellow Cake Review')
2'34"
Nicola LeFanu: But Stars Remaining (soprano solo; 1970, C Day Lewis)
6'22"
George Nicholson: Peripheral Visions (1984; Jonathan Swift/Lewis Carroll/anon./D B Wyndham Lewis)
1'50"/1'29"/1'14"/1'27" - TT 6'00"

Artist details

Alison Smart, soprano
Katharine Durran, piano

Recording details

Recorded: 6-8 April 1998
Venue: Big School, Christ's Hospital, Horsham, England
Producer: David Lefeber
Engineer: David Lefeber
Digital editing: David Lefeber
Copyright: 1999 David Lefeber, Metier Sound & Vision
Pressing: 1999, original recording by David Lefeber, Metier Sound & Vision

Metier MSV CD92025 DDD Stereo NEW RELEASE
TT - 73'36"

Editorial & Design details

Liner notes: not credited
Booklet design and layout: David Lefeber
Acknowledgements: Financial assistance from Andrew P F Smart

Purchase details

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