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Bill Crofut, Alastair Reid
Child's Song
Genres: Special Interest, Pop, Classical, Children's Music

Track Listings (21) - Disc #1
1. Song of Wandering Aengus - Bill Crofut, Butler Yeats, Willi
2. The Early Morning/The Mockingbird - Bill Crofut, Belloc, Hilaire
3. What's What - Bill Crofut, Reid, Alastair
4. Little Trotty Wagtail - Bill Crofut, Clare, John
5. Once at Piertarvit - Bill Crofut, Reid, Alastair
6. The Bird of the Night - Bill Crofut, Jarrell, Randall
7. A Lesson in Handwriting - Bill Crofut, Reid, Alastair
8. The Cow/The Wind - Bill Crofut, Stevenson, Robert L
9. Names for Twins - Bill Crofut, Reid, Alastair
10. The Chipmunk's Day - Bill Crofut, Jarrell, Randall
11. Inversnaid [Live] - Bill Crofut, Hopkins, Gerard Man
12. The Goat Paths - Bill Crofut, Stephens, James
13. Silver - Bill Crofut, De La Mare, Walter
14. White Fields - Bill Crofut, Stephens, James
15. Golden Hair - Bill Crofut, Joyce, James [Poet]
16. Nurse's Song - Bill Crofut, Blake, William
17. The Eagle - Bill Crofut, Tennyson, Alfred Lo
18. The O-Filler [Live] - Bill Crofut, Reid, Alastair
19. A Man of Words - Bill Crofut, Ananymous
20. A Lesson in Music - Bill Crofut, Reid, Alastair
21. Child's Song - Bill Crofut, Moore, Thomas

CD Details

All Artists: Bill Crofut, Alastair Reid
Title: Child's Song
Members Wishing: 2
Total Copies: 0
Label: Albany Records
Release Date: 12/1/1995
Genres: Special Interest, Pop, Classical, Children's Music
Style:
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 034061005926

CD Reviews

Gorgeous poetry and music

10/12/2003

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Can't recommend this highly enough. Reid's reading of Yeats' "Song of Wandering Aengus" in the opening takes my breath away; his voice is so lovely and complements the poem so well. I bought this for my children after hearing another Crofut effort "dance on a moonbeam," but I often put it on myself after they do to bed. A great way to introduce children to poetry-- put it on in the car, during family time, drawing time, bedtime, whatever. Would love to find more like this."