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Hidden Treasure: A Recital by David Soar

David Soar & James Southall

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Songs of the Mad Sea Captain, Op. 111  
1.1
I. Hidden Treasure
Cecil Armstrong Gibbs; David Soar & James Southall
1:15
1.2
II. Abel Wright
Cecil Armstrong Gibbs; David Soar & James Southall
1:00
1.3
III. Toll the Bell
Cecil Armstrong Gibbs; David Soar & James Southall
2:32
1.4
IV. The Golden Ray
Cecil Armstrong Gibbs; David Soar & James Southall
1:40
Drei Gesänge von Metastasio, D. 902  
1.5
I. L’incanto degli occhi
Franz Schubert; David Soar & James Southall
2:57
1.6
II. Il traditor deluso
Franz Schubert; David Soar & James Southall
3:33
1.7
III. Il modo di prender moglie
Franz Schubert; David Soar & James Southall
4:27
1.8
Mentre ti lascio, o figlia, K. 513
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart; David Soar & James Southall
7:21
1.9
This poet sings (Anacreon's Defeat)
Henry Purcell; David Soar & James Southall
4:10
1.10
Bacchus is a pow'r divine
Henry Purcell; David Soar & James Southall
2:57
Three Salt Water Ballads  
1.11
I. Port of Many Ships
Frederick Keel; David Soar & James Southall
2:10
1.12
II. Trade Winds
Frederick Keel; David Soar & James Southall
2:12
1.13
III. Mother Carey
Frederick Keel; David Soar & James Southall
1:45
Digital Booklet
Total Playing Time    37:59
The debut solo recording by the internationally renowned bass, David Soar, features a selection of rarely-heard songs by Cecil Armstrong Gibbs, Purcell and Frederick Keel together with arias by Mozart and Schubert. Soar is joined on this 2011 release by award-winning pianist James Southall.
96 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Resonus Classics Studio Masters

Recorded in Wyastone Leys, Monmouth, UK on 6 & 7 March 2011 Producer & Engineer: Adam Binks Executive Producers: Adam Binks and Jonathan Manners Recorded at 24-bit / 96kHz resolution Cover image: The Guggenheim Museum, Bilbao © Resonus Ltd Session photography © Resonus Ltd

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