℗ 2016 Albion
Released May 1, 2016
Duration 1h 03m 17s
Record Label Albion
Catalogue No. ALBCD015
Genre Classical (Instrumental)
 

The Sons of the Morning

Iain Burnside

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Five Preludes  
1.1
No. 1 in F-Sharp Major
Ivor Gurney; Iain Burnside
1:36
1.2
No. 2 in A Minor
Ivor Gurney; Iain Burnside
1:07
1.3
No. 3 in D-Flat Major
Ivor Gurney; Iain Burnside
2:10
1.4
No. 4 in D-Sharp Minor
Ivor Gurney; Iain Burnside
2:00
1.5
No. 5 in D Major
Ivor Gurney; Iain Burnside
1:38
1.6
Choral Prelude on Rockingham (arr. by S. Banfield)
Ivor Gurney; Stephen Banfield; Iain Burnside
5:17
1.7
The Lake in the Mountains
Ralph Vaughan Williams; Iain Burnside
3:27
1.8
Hymn Tune Prelude on Song 13 by Orlando Gibbons
Ralph Vaughan Williams; Iain Burnside
3:29
Job - "A Masque for Dancing" (arr. by V. Lasker for Piano)  
1.9
Scene 1: Introduction
Ralph Vaughan Williams; Vally Lasker; Iain Burnside
2:27
1.10
Scene 1: Pastoral Dance
Ralph Vaughan Williams; Vally Lasker; Iain Burnside
4:14
1.11
Scene 1: Satan's appeal to God
Ralph Vaughan Williams; Vally Lasker; Iain Burnside
1:57
1.12
Scene 1: Saraband of the Sons of God
Ralph Vaughan Williams; Vally Lasker; Iain Burnside
1:42
1.13
Scene 1: Satan's Dance of Triumph
Ralph Vaughan Williams; Vally Lasker; Iain Burnside
3:18
1.14
Scene 3: Minuet of the sons of Job and their wives
Ralph Vaughan Williams; Vally Lasker; Iain Burnside
2:59
1.15
Scene 4: Job's dream
Ralph Vaughan Williams; Vally Lasker; Iain Burnside
2:24
1.16
Scene 4: Dance of plague; pestilence; famine and battle
Ralph Vaughan Williams; Vally Lasker; Iain Burnside
1:56
1.17
Scene 5: Dance of the three messengers
Ralph Vaughan Williams; Vally Lasker; Iain Burnside
2:53
1.18
Scene 5: Job blesses God
Ralph Vaughan Williams; Vally Lasker; Iain Burnside
2:03
1.19
Scene 6: Dance of Job's comforters; Job's curse; a vision of Satan
Ralph Vaughan Williams; Vally Lasker; Iain Burnside
3:46
1.20
Scene 7: Elihu's dance of youth and beauty
Ralph Vaughan Williams; Vally Lasker; Iain Burnside
3:37
1.21
Scene 7: Pavane of the Sons of the Morning
Ralph Vaughan Williams; Vally Lasker; Iain Burnside
1:29
1.22
Scene 8: Galliard of the Sons of the Morning
Ralph Vaughan Williams; Vally Lasker; Iain Burnside
2:04
1.23
Scene 8: Altar dance and heavenly pavane
Ralph Vaughan Williams; Vally Lasker; Iain Burnside
2:32
1.24
Scene 9: Epilogue
Ralph Vaughan Williams; Vally Lasker; Iain Burnside
3:12
Digital Booklet
"Five Stars ... Iain Burnside presents impressive solo credentials: the serious technical demands of the Job arrangement cause him no problems, while his flair for conjuring orchestra-like colours from the keyboard is of the very highest standard of play." - BBC Music Magazine Award-winning piano accompanist Iain Burnside makes his first full solo recording with this album of rare repertoire by Ralph Vaughan Williams and Ivor Gurney. Williams was not renowned for his piano playing and as such wrote few works for the instrument. The Lake in the Mountains was his last piano work, composed for Phyllis Sellick in 1947. The version of Job "A Masque for Dancing" presented here was arranged for piano by Vally Lasker, made in the summer of 1930 to support dancer rehearsals for a production. The piano arrangement was considered significant enough to be published by Oxford University Press in 1931. Gurney, a student of Williams at the Royal Conservatory of Music, wrote over 40 songs and 80 poems during a period of remarkable and unexpected creativity as a 29 year old composer, including the Five Preludes for piano.
44.1 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Albion Studio Masters

Recorded at Potton Hall in Suffolk on 18th – 20th January, 2012 Executive Producer: Stephen Connock A&R Manager: Charles Padley Fulfilment: Mark and Sue Hammett roducer: Andrew Walton Engineer: Mike Clements Cover picture: Job’s Despair from William Blake’s Illustrations from the Book of Job
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-6.83
-20.67 to -0.10
-28.80
-39.29 to -20.74
-25.62
-36.50 to -18.10
13
11 to 16
1
No. 1 in F-Sharp Major
-8.68-29.17-25.813
2
No. 2 in A Minor
-2.67-23.00-19.812
3
No. 3 in D-Flat Major
-9.30-29.82-26.412
4
No. 4 in D-Sharp Minor
-14.05-32.68-29.911
5
No. 5 in D Major
-5.17-27.62-24.112
6
Choral Prelude on Rockingham (arr. by S. Banfield)
-4.69-26.47-23.912
7
The Lake in the Mountains
-9.99-31.96-28.714
8
Hymn Tune Prelude on Song 13 by Orlando Gibbons
-13.99-33.30-30.711
9
Scene 1: Introduction
-10.71-33.55-30.713
10
Scene 1: Pastoral Dance
-1.94-28.82-24.316
11
Scene 1: Satan's appeal to God
-2.31-26.67-23.214
12
Scene 1: Saraband of the Sons of God
-0.62-21.97-18.715
13
Scene 1: Satan's Dance of Triumph
-1.80-20.74-18.113
14
Scene 3: Minuet of the sons of Job and their wives
-0.98-27.32-24.215
15
Scene 4: Job's dream
-20.67-39.29-36.512
16
Scene 4: Dance of plague; pestilence; famine and battle
-1.39-22.15-18.813
17
Scene 5: Dance of the three messengers
-14.11-35.53-32.713
18
Scene 5: Job blesses God
-14.42-36.63-32.713
19
Scene 6: Dance of Job's comforters; Job's curse; a vision of Satan
-0.13-23.20-19.515
20
Scene 7: Elihu's dance of youth and beauty
-12.95-36.21-32.813
21
Scene 7: Pavane of the Sons of the Morning
-0.79-23.31-20.413
22
Scene 8: Galliard of the Sons of the Morning
-1.05-22.03-19.315
23
Scene 8: Altar dance and heavenly pavane
-0.10-24.60-21.615
24
Scene 9: Epilogue
-11.31-35.19-32.015

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