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Britten - SACD

Benjamin Britten | Barbara Hannigan | James Gilchrist | Amsterdam Sinfonietta | Candida Thompson | Jasper de Waal

Classical | Modernism

2013

SACD

Channel Classics 2018 Netherlands

Stereo Album

More ID: 356280 EAN: 0723385322139 Discogs ID: 11037060

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Details

Title	Britten
Artist	Benjamin Britten \| Barbara Hannigan \| James Gilchrist \| Amsterdam Sinfonietta \| Candida Thompson \| Jasper de Waal
More info	SACD
Format	SACD
Labels	Channel Classics
Country of issue	Netherlands
Date of publication	2018
First released	2013
Weight	85 g
EAN	0723385322139
Product ID	356280
Discogs ID	11037060
Discogs reviews	3

Barbara Hannigan: Britten version on SACD in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Netherlands in publishing company Channel Classics year 2018. Album spans genres Classical and Modernism. SACD.

	Les Illuminations opus 18 for soprano and string orchestra (1939)	22:58 min
	Soprano Vocals Barbara Hannigan \| Text By Arthur Rimbaud
	Variations On A Theme Of Frank Bridge opus 10 for string orchestra (1937)	26:15 min
	Serenade opus 31 for tenor, horn and string orchestra (1943)	25:24 min
	Horn Jasper de Waal \| Tenor Vocals James Gilchrist
30	Now Sleeps The Crimson Petal for tenor, horn and string orchestra (1943)	4:21 min
	Horn Jasper de Waal \| Tenor Vocals James Gilchrist \| Text By Alfred Lord Tennyson