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The Day Is Gone & Other Sonnets

Steven Brown, John Keats

★ 4.14 7 ocen

53 ma 16 chce

Rok

1989

Kraj

Benelux

Format

Album

Label

Sub Rosa

SUB CD004-21

ElectronicNon-Music Modern ClassicalAmbientPoetryExperimentalSpoken Word

Identyfikatory

Matrix / Runout: SUBCD-004-21 11 A2 MASTERED BY DADC AUSTRIA Rights Society: BIEM/SABAM

Tracklista

Ever Let The Fancy Roam

10:27

Upon A Shore (Musical Interlude)

1:10

After Dark Vapours

1:03

Song Of Opposites

1:40

Fill For Me

0:58

Amid The Wreck

0:10

Arms Of Melody (Musical Interlude)

2:35

You Say You Love

2:17

Writ In Water

The Japanese

1:32

The Warm South

2:36

11.1

Why Did I Laugh?

2:37

11.2

The Grave...

See, Here It Is (Weltschmerz)

1:14

What The Trush Said

1:09

The Purple West (Musical Interlude)

3:36

To Hope

2:12

To Follow One's Nose (Musical Interlude)

2:12

More Happy Happy

1:18

Those Cruel Twins (Musical Interlude)

0:40

Halo Of My Memory (Musical Interlude)

0:42

What Can I Do?

1:10

Notatki wydania

This is the first volume of the Psalmodia serie. Recorded at L'Echo Des Montagnes, Bruxelles, December 88-January 89. Additional recordings: chez Marc, chez Anna, chez moi (wherever that may have been). Also at Il Cimitero Acattolico Di Roma, Summer 1988. Track 1 'Ever Let The Fancy Roam' contains excerpts from: 'Fancy', 'The Eve of St Agnes', 'La Belle Dame Sans Merci', 'Ode on a Grecian Urn', 'Hyperion', 'Lamia', 'Isabella', 'To Hope', 'In Drear Nighted December', 'The Day is Gone', 'On Death'. Tracks 9-11 'Writ In Water' consists of 'The Japanese', 'The Warm South', 'Why Did I Laugh?', 'This Grave...' This sequence was recorded at Keats' gravesite at the Protestant Cemetery in Roma, August 1988. 'Writ In Water' is listed on the CD label with a duration of 6:45. Track 11 consists of 'Why Did I Laugh?' and 'This Grave...'. The poem 'Why Did I Laugh?' has a duration of 1:12 and the the text of the John Ketas headstone inscription 'This Grave...' has a duration of 1:25. Special thanks to Pierluigi Castellano and Elisa Grosso. Distribution: PiaS. Cut at CBS. Production Design Typography: Sub Rosa. This record is dedicated to the memory of Anastasio. Made in Austria --- The release comes in a standard jewel case with a 4 page booklet containing the lyrics of the two poems 'The day is gone, and all its sweets are gone!' and 'What The Thrush Said. Lines From A Letter To John Hamilton Reynolds' written by [a=John Keats].