Marjorie Patterson - SPOHR Songs (25 tracks) +Album Reviews

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Marjorie Patterson
SPOHR: Songs
Genres: Pop, Classical

Track Listings (25) - Disc #1
1. Lied Des Verlassenen Madchens (Deinhardstein) WoO 90 (1814-15): The Abandoned Girl's Song
2. Nachgefuhl (Goethe) WoO 91 (1819): Memories Of Feelings Of The Past
3. No.1: Spring's Credo
4. No.2: The Water Fairy's Sailing Song
5. No.3: Gazel
6. No.4: Finding Peace
7. No.5: To Rosa Maria
8. No.6: Slumber Song
9. No.1: The Girl's Longing
10. No.2: Song From 'Aslauga's Knight'
11. No.3: To Mignon
12. No.4: Lament About The Three Roses
13. No.5: The First Kiss
14. No.6: Vanitas! Vanitatum vanitas
15. No.1: Cradle Song
16. No.2: Scottish Song
17. No.3: Gretchen
18. No.4: Song of Joy
19. No.5: Gypsy Song
20. No.6: The Girl on the Ship
21. No.1: Mignon's Song
22. No.2: Song of Life
23. No.3: The Night's Voice
24. No.4: Love Separated
25. No.5: Love's Phantasy

SPOHR: Songs by Marjorie Patterson

CD Details

All Artists: Marjorie Patterson
Title: SPOHR: Songs
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Marco-Polo
Release Date: 7/30/2009
Genres: Pop, Classical
Styles: Vocal Pop, Historical Periods, Classical (c.1770-1830)
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 730093869207, 730099386920

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SPOHR: Songs by Marjorie Patterson

CD Reviews

Reviews from "Gramophone" and "American Record Guide"

06/20/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"?1. Review by Timothy Lovelace, American Record Guide, March-April 1997"This disc is notable for the gorgeous voice of Marjorie Patterson and the charming songs of the young Spohr...Patterson is an impressive advocate. She varies strophes imaginatively, her diction is clear, and her voice is opulent...I recommend this release to all singers looking for neglected gems."2. Review by ?John Warrack, Gramophone, February 1997"With one of Goethe's most famous lyrics, Mignon's "Kennst du das Land", genius was not burning at its brightest with either
Beethoven, Schubert or Schumann, and though the dramatic power of Wolf's great song was hardly at Spohr's command, he did make a fine, strong, perceptive setting that deserves much wider currency. Marjorie Patterson and Daniel Sarge perform it with the conviction it deserves; they are an excellent Lieder duo, with the intelligence to sense the expressive weight
of each song.""