Joan Morris, William Bolcom - After The Ball (A Treasury Of Turn-Of-The-Century Popular Songs) album flac

Written-By – Charles K. Harris. A2. Goodbye, My Lady Love. Written-By – Joseph E. Howard (2). 2:36. A3. A Bird In A Gilded Cage. Written-By – Harry Von Tilzer. Piano – William Bolcom. Supervised By, Engineer – Joanna Nickrenz. Non-gatefold sleeve with printed insert included. Outras versões (5 de 8) Ver tudo.

Written-By – Charles K. On The Banks Of The Wabash, Far Away. Written-By – Paul Dresser. Written-By – John Stromberg.

A2. I Don't Want To Play In Your Yard. A4. Waltz Me Around Again Wille. Joan Morris, William Bolcom. Joan Morris, William Bolcom - After The Ball (A Treasury Of Turn-Of-The-Century Popular Songs) ‎(Cass, Album, RE). Nonesuch.

Goodbye, My Lady Love. Under The Bamboo Tree. Joan Baez - The Best Of Joan Baez Leonard Slatkin, Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra, Joan Morris, William Bolco. William Bolcom William Albright With Sydney Hodkinson - New Music For Orga. Various - Ragtime Jubilee. William McAlpine - The Songs Of Robert Burns. Handel, Arne, Shield, Bononcini, Paisiello, Piccinni, Joan Sutherland - Joa. Joan Baez - Lo Mejor De Joan Baez. Joan Orleans - Joan Orleans.

First up is After the Ball: A Treasury of Turn-of-the Century Popular Songs. Including songs After the Ball, Good Bye, My Lady Love, Will You Love Me in December As You Do in May?, and many other great hits from 1892 – 1905. These songs are all performed by soprano Joan Morris and pianist William Bolcom. The album features liner notes from Joan Morris as well. In the other corner is Where Have We Met Before?: Forgotten Songs from Broadway, Hollywood, and Tin Pan Alley.

Item Number ZZZ043857-UV. TITLE After The Ball: A Treasury of Turn-of-the-Century Popular Songs. Condition Used - Very Good.

Bolcom and Morris have recorded more than two dozen albums together, beginning with the Grammy-nominated After the Ball, a collection of popular songs from around the turn of the 20th century. Their primary specialties in both concerts and recordings are show tunes, parlor, and popular songs from the late 19th and early 20th century, by Henry Russell, Henry Clay Work, and others, and cabaret songs. As a soloist, Bolcom has recorded his own compositions, as well as music by Gershwin, Milhaud (Johnson 2001) and several of the classic ragtime composers. VocalEssence celebrated the music of William Bolcom with a two-week festival in Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota in April 2007. Nine different performances and a number of master classes were part of the festival.