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Título: |
Ev'ry time we say goodbye |
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Resp. Artística: |
Produtor, David Mottley
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Elenco: |
Samuel Ramey, baixo; Warren Jones, piano.
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Publicação: |
Hamburg : Sony Classical, 1996 |
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ISRC: |
SK 68339 |
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| Descrição Física: | 1 disco (CD) (71 min.) : stereo; 12 cm | |
| Notas: | No do Serviço de Aquisições e Tratamento Técnico | |
| Área: | Música Clássica | |
| Cota: | 300.EVR.14668/X |
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FAIXAS* / DESCRIÇÃO: |
Ajuda
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| Samuel Barber: | |||||
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Sea-snatch (Ancient irish text No. 6 from Hermit songs, op.29).
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I hear an army (o. 3 from Three songs, op.10).
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Sure on this shining night (No. 3 from Four songs, op.13).
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Bessie Bobtail (No. 3 from Three songs, op.2).
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| Stephen Foster: | |||||
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If you've only got a moustache.
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Gentle Annie.
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Don't bet your money on the Shanghai (Plantation song).
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Evening song.
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An old song re-sung (No. 1 from Two poems).
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The lament of Ian the Proud (No. 1 from Three poems, op.11).
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Song of the Dagger (English translation of a traditional rumanian folk poem).
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| George Gershwin: | |||||
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Nice work if you can get it (from A Damsel in Distree).
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They all laughed (from Shall we dance?).
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Embraceable you (from Girl crazy).
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Just another rhumba (for The goldwyn follies).
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| Paul Bowles: | |||||
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They cannot stop death.
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| Blue mountain ballads: | |||||
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Heavenly grass.
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Lonesome man.
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Cabin.
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Sugar in the Cane.
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| Cole Porter: | |||||
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Blow, Gabriel, blow (from Anything goes).
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Begin the beguine (from Jubilee).
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Ev'ry time we say goodbye (from Seven lively arts).
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The tale of the Oyster (from Fifty million frenchmen).
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