Lotte Betts-Dean, Joseph Havlat - KIN (2026) [Hi-Res]

Tracklist

01. Rosemary Lane
02. Parson and Clerk
03. The Shooting of his Dear
04. British Folk-Music Settings: No. 26, British Waterside
05. British Folk-Music Settings: No. 27, The Pretty Maid Milkin’ Her Cow
06. British Folk-Music Settings: No. 10, Died for Love
07. British Folk-Music Settings: No. 41, The Twa Corbies
08. Scotch Strathspey and Reel
09. Sally in our Alley
10. The Lambs on the Hillside
11. Chants d’Auvergne: No. 13, Malurous qu’o uno fenno
12. Chants d’Auvergne: No. 4, La delaïssádo
13. Eight Hungarian Folksongs, Sz. 64, BB 47: No. 1, Fekete főd, fehér az én zsebkendőm
14. Eight Hungarian Folksongs, Sz. 64, BB 47: No. 2, Istenem, istenem, áraszd meg a vizet
15. Eight Hungarian Folksongs, Sz. 64, BB 47: No. 3, Aszszonyok, aszszonyok, had’ legyek társatok
16. Eight Hungarian Folksongs, Sz. 64, BB 47: No. 4, Anynyi bánat az szűvemen
17. Eight Hungarian Folksongs, Sz. 64, BB 47: No. 5, Ha kimegyek arr’ a magos tetőre
18. Eight Hungarian Folksongs, Sz. 64, BB 47: No. 6, Töltik a nagy erdő útját
19. Eight Hungarian Folksongs, Sz. 64, BB 47: No. 7, Eddig való dolgom a tavaszi szántás
20. Eight Hungarian Folksongs, Sz. 64, BB 47: No. 8, Olvad a hó, csárdás kis angyalom
21. Interlude-Premonition (Bystrá voda vylívá)
22. Montreal Songs: No. 1, Ah ! toi, belle hirondelle
23. Montreal Songs: No. 2, The Tree in the Wood
24. Montreal Songs: No. 3, Ale vasserlekh
25. The Broken Ring
26. The Maiden’s Lament
27. How dear to me
28. My Lagan Love (Arr. for Voice and Piano by Joseph Havlat)

After forging a close musical bond in contemporary repertoire, Lotte Betts- Dean and Joseph Havlat turn to a tradition that is anything but fixed. KIN explores folksong as a living, evolving art: melodies and stories passed between generations, reshaped by memory, place and imagination. Alongside now canonical arrangements by Britten, Bartók and Grainger and rarities by E.J. Moeran and Doreen Senior, new commissions from Josephine Stephenson, Isabella Gellis and Louise Drewett bring fresh perspectives to this shared inheritance. Rooted in the duo’s own sense of cultural identity – at once Australian, European and diasporic – this is a programme that moves fluidly across borders and eras, held together by an instinctive, finely balanced partnership.