Lisa Delan & Fritz Steinegger - Getty: The White Election (2005) [Hi-Res]
Artist: Lisa Delan, Fritz Steinegger
Title: Getty: The White Election
Year Of Release: 2005
Label: PentaTone
Genre: Classical
Quality: FLAC (tracks) [96kHz/24bit]
Total Time: 1:09:09
Total Size: 1.21 GB / 275 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: Getty: The White Election
Year Of Release: 2005
Label: PentaTone
Genre: Classical
Quality: FLAC (tracks) [96kHz/24bit]
Total Time: 1:09:09
Total Size: 1.21 GB / 275 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
1. The White Election: Part I: The Pensive Spring: I Sing to Use the Waiting (major setting) (01:25)
2. Lisa Delan & Fritz Steinegger – The White Election: Part I: The Pensive Spring: There is a Morn by Men Unseen (02:47)
3. The White Election: Part I: The Pensive Spring: I had a Guinea Golden (03:31)
4. The White Election: Part I: The Pensive Spring: If She had been the Mistletoe (01:13)
5. The White Election: Part I: The Pensive Spring: New Feet Within My Garden Go (01:34)
6. Lisa Delan & Fritz Steinegger – The White Election: Part I: The Pensive Spring: She Bore It (03:05)
7. The White Election: Part I: The Pensive Spring: I Taste a Liquor Never Brewed (01:20)
8. Lisa Delan & Fritz Steinegger – The White Election: Part I: The Pensive Spring: I Should Not Dare to Leave My Friend (01:35)
9. Lisa Delan & Fritz Steinegger – The White Election: Part II: So Must We Meet Apart: There Came at Summer's Full (03:19)
10. The White Election: Part II: So Must We Meet Apart: The First Day at Night Had Come (03:01)
11. The White Election: Part II: So Must We Meet Apart: The Soul Selects Her Own Society (01:42)
12. Lisa Delan & Fritz Steinegger – The White Election: Part II: So Must We Meet Apart: It Was Not Death , For I Stood Up (02:48)
13. Lisa Delan & Fritz Steinegger – The White Election: Part II: So Must We Meet Apart: When I Aas Small A Woman Died (02:47)
14. Lisa Delan & Fritz Steinegger – The White Election: Part II: So Must We Meet Apart: I Cried at Pity, Not at Pain (02:37)
15. Lisa Delan & Fritz Steinegger – The White Election: Part II: So Must We Meet Apart: The Night was Wide (02:24)
16. The White Election: Part II: So Must We Meet Apart: I Cannot Live With You (04:51)
17. Lisa Delan & Fritz Steinegger – The White Election: Part III: Almost Peace: My First Well Day, Since Many Ill (03:26)
18. The White Election: Part III: Almost Peace: It Ceased to Hurt Me (01:27)
19. The White Election: Part III: Almost Peace: I Like to See It Lap the Miles (01:37)
20. The White Election: Part III: Almost Peace: Split the Lark and You'll Find the Music (01:18)
21. Lisa Delan & Fritz Steinegger – The White Election: Part III: Almost Peace: The Cricket Sang (01:52)
22. The White Election: Part III: Almost Peace: After a Hundred Years (01:42)
23. Lisa Delan & Fritz Steinegger – The White Election: Part III: Almost Peace: The Clouds their Backs Together Laid (01:07)
24. The White Election: Part III: Almost Peace: I Shall Not Murmur (01:22)
25. The White Election: Part IV: My Feet Slip Nearer: The Grave My Little Cottage Is (01:14)
26. Lisa Delan & Fritz Steinegger – The White Election: Part IV: My Feet Slip Nearer: I Did Not Reach Thee (03:48)
27. Lisa Delan & Fritz Steinegger – The White Election: Part IV: My Feet Slip Nearer: My Wars are Laid Away in Books (01:47)
28. The White Election: Part IV: My Feet Slip Nearer: There Came a Wind Like a Bugle (01:43)
29. Lisa Delan & Fritz Steinegger – The White Election: Part IV: My Feet Slip Nearer: The Going from a World We Know (01:56)
30. The White Election: Part IV: My Feet Slip Nearer: Upon his Saddle Sprung a Bird (00:43)
31. Lisa Delan & Fritz Steinegger – The White Election: Part IV: My Feet Slip Nearer: Beauty Crowds Me (01:44)
32. Lisa Delan & Fritz Steinegger – The White Election: Part IV: My Feet Slip Nearer: I Sing to Use the Waiting (02:10)
This is a song cycle for soprano and piano by a living American composer (born 1933) on poems by Emily Dickinson. It is assumed that Emily Dickinson may have improvised accompaniments for her poems, but no proof exists. Gordon Getty has tried to imagine how she might have done this.
