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Ned Rorem – On an echoing road
Ned Rorem – On an echoing road
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- Early in the morningComposer(s) Ned Rorem Robert HillyerArtist(s) Jacques Imbrailo - baritone, Alisdair Hogarth - piano Prince Consort
Early in the morning
01:56$2.30 - Are you the new person drawn toward me?Composer(s) Ned Rorem Walt WhitmanArtist(s) Anna Leese - soprano - Alisdair Hogarth - piano Prince Consort
Are you the new person drawn toward me?
02:16$2.30 - Rain in SpringComposer(s) Ned Rorem Paul GoodmanArtist(s) Tim Mead - countertenor, Alisdair Hogarth - piano Prince Consort
Rain in Spring
01:18$2.30 - For SusanComposer(s) Ned Rorem Paul GoodmanArtist(s) Andrew Staples - tenor, Alisdair Hogarth - piano Prince Consort
For Susan
01:15$2.30 - Stopping by Woods on a Snowy EveningComposer(s) Ned Rorem Robert FrostArtist(s) Jennifer Johnston - mezzo-soprano, Alisdair Hogarth - piano Prince Consort
Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening
01:56$2.30 - Jeanie with the light brown hairComposer(s) Ned Rorem Stephen Collins FosterArtist(s) Jacques Imbrailo - baritone, Alisdair Hogarth - piano Prince Consort
Jeanie with the light brown hair
02:45$2.30 - To a young girlComposer(s) Ned Rorem William Butler YeatsArtist(s) Anna Leese - soprano - Alisdair Hogarth - piano Prince Consort
To a young girl
01:19$2.30 - Catullus: On the burial of his brotherComposer(s) Ned Rorem tr. Aubrey BeardsleyArtist(s) Andrew Staples - tenor, Alisdair Hogarth - piano Prince Consort
Catullus: On the burial of his brother
02:07$2.30 - RequiescatComposer(s) Ned Rorem Oscar WildeArtist(s) Anna Leese - soprano, Tim Mead - countertenor, Jacques Imbrailo - baritone, Alisdair Hogarth - piano Prince Consort
Requiescat
02:29$2.30 - I will always love youComposer(s) Ned Rorem Frank O'HaraArtist(s) Jennifer Johnston - mezzo-soprano, Alisdair Hogarth - piano Prince Consort
I will always love you
02:19$2.30 - That shadow, my likenessComposer(s) Ned Rorem Walt WhitmanArtist(s) Tim Mead - countertenor, Alisdair Hogarth - piano Prince Consort
That shadow, my likeness
01:47$2.30 - On an echoing roadComposer(s) Ned Rorem S.G.C. ColetteArtist(s) Anna Leese - soprano, Tim Mead - countertenor, Alisdair Hogarth - piano Prince Consort
On an echoing road
03:04$2.30 - I strolled across an open fieldComposer(s) Ned Rorem Theodore RoethkeArtist(s) Jacques Imbrailo - baritone, Alisdair Hogarth - piano Prince Consort
I strolled across an open field
01:16$2.30 - AlleluiaComposer(s) Ned RoremArtist(s) Andrew Staples - tenor, Alisdair Hogarth - piano Prince Consort
Alleluia
02:43$2.30 - Little ElegyComposer(s) Ned Rorem Elinor WylieArtist(s) Anna Leese - soprano - Alisdair Hogarth - piano Prince Consort
Little Elegy
01:17$2.30 - Sometimes with one I loveComposer(s) Ned Rorem Walt WhitmanArtist(s) Tim Mead - countertenor, Alisdair Hogarth - piano Prince Consort
Sometimes with one I love
01:25$2.30 - Hymn for EveningComposer(s) Ned Rorem Thomas KenArtist(s) Anna Leese - soprano, Tim Mead - countertenor, Andrew Staples - tenor, Jacques Imbrailo - baritone, Alisdair Hogarth - piano Prince Consort
Hymn for Evening
02:46$2.30 - OrchidsComposer(s) Ned Rorem Theodore RoethkeArtist(s) Jennifer Johnston - mezzo-soprano, Alisdair Hogarth - piano Prince Consort
Orchids
02:16$2.30 - On a singing girlComposer(s) Ned Rorem Elinor WylieArtist(s) Andrew Staples - tenor, Alisdair Hogarth - piano Prince Consort
On a singing girl
01:25$2.30 - Now sleeps the crimson petalComposer(s) Ned Rorem Lord Alfred TennysonArtist(s) Anna Leese - soprano - Alisdair Hogarth - piano Prince Consort
Now sleeps the crimson petal
03:53$2.30 - What if some little painComposer(s) Ned Rorem Edmund SpenserArtist(s) Tim Mead - countertenor, Alisdair Hogarth - piano Prince Consort
What if some little pain
01:38$2.30 - Look down, fair moonComposer(s) Ned Rorem Walt WhitmanArtist(s) Jennifer Johnston - mezzo-soprano, Alisdair Hogarth - piano Prince Consort
Look down, fair moon
01:20$2.30 - The RainbowComposer(s) Ned Rorem William WordsworthArtist(s) Jennifer Johnston - mezzo-sporano, Andrew Staples - tenor, Jacques Imbrailo - baritone, Alisdair Hogarth - piano Prince Consort
The Rainbow
01:22$2.30 - Do I love you more than a day?Composer(s) Ned Rorem Jack LarsonArtist(s) Tim Mead - countertenor, Alisdair Hogarth - piano Prince Consort
Do I love you more than a day?
01:33$2.30 - Their lonely bettersComposer(s) Ned Rorem W.H.AudenArtist(s) Anna Leese - soprano - Alisdair Hogarth - piano Prince Consort
Their lonely betters
02:45$2.30 - Do not love too longComposer(s) Ned Rorem William Butler YeatsArtist(s) Tim Mead - countertenor, Alisdair Hogarth - piano Prince Consort
Do not love too long
01:17$2.30 - Comment on WarComposer(s) Ned Rorem Langston HughesArtist(s) Anna Leese - soprano, Jennifer Johnston - mezzo-soprano, Alisdair Hogarth - piano Prince Consort
Comment on War
01:23$2.30 - The SerpentComposer(s) Ned Rorem Theodore RoethkeArtist(s) Andrew Staples - tenor, Alisdair Hogarth - piano Prince Consort
The Serpent
01:52$2.30 - Full of life nowComposer(s) Ned Rorem Walt WhitmanArtist(s) Anna Leese - soprano - Alisdair Hogarth - piano Prince Consort
Full of life now
01:50$2.30
Total running time: 56 minutes.
Album information
Ned Rorem is one of the most widely-recorded living American composers, who Time Magazine called 'the world's best composer of art songs', with over 500 songs to his name.
The dynamic Prince Consort comprises five singers and a pianist, all of whom are drawing major international attention for their solo endeavours. Brought together by their love of singing this repertoire, Anna Leese, Jennifer Johnston, Andrew Staples, Jacques Imbrailo, Tim Mead and Alisdair Hogarth are a compelling combination. This is their debut album.
Ned Rorem - On an echoing road features songs that are lyrical, beguiling and unaffectedly simple, intriguing, melodic and intimate. They have echoes of French, English and American song repertoires whilst being distinctively Ned Rorem. New York magazine called Evidence of Things Not Seen 'one of the musically richest, most exquisitely fashioned, most voice-friendly collections of songs I have ever heard by any American composer'.