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CN 0907
GOT THE SAINT LOUIS BLUES

GOT THE SAINT LOUIS BLUES

Released Date:
01 May 2011


Artists:

Studio orchestraConcordia Orchestra


Brunelle, Philip


Philip Brunelle

Conductor

VocalEssence Ensemble Singers


VocalEssence Ensemble SingersVocalEssence Chorus



Record Label
Clarion

Genre:

Vocal & Song


Choir

Total Time - 65:49
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GOT THE SAINT LOUIS BLUES

     
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WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER HANDY

1 

St. Louis Blues (arr. F.H Johnson)

4:26
     
 

HENRY HARRY THACKER BURLEIGH

2 

O Southland

3:08
     
 

FLORENCE BEATRICE PRICE

3 

Song for Snow

1:57
     
4 

Moon Bridge

2:23
     
 

ROBERT NATHANIEL DETT

5 

Listen to the Lambs

4:28
     
 

HENRY HARRY THACKER BURLEIGH

6 

Ethiopia's Paean to Exaltation

5:40
     
 

TRADITIONAL

7 

Poor Mourner's Got a-Home at Last (arr. C.R. Diton)

3:14
     
 

JAMES PRICE JOHNSON

8 

Yamekraw, A Negro Rhapsody (arr. W.G. Still)

15:49
     
 

HALE SMITH

9 

The Chariot Jubilee (arr. H. Smith)

11:43
     
 

EDMUND THORNTON JENKINS

10 

Charlestonia (reconstructed by V. Plush)

9:30
     
 

ROBERT NATHANIEL DETT

11 

Ave Maria

3:31
     
 Philip Brunelle Conductor
 Brunelle, Philip


Vibrant music from the crossroads — South and North, African and American, church and street — characterizes the era between 1914 and 1930. Each of the composers here was a significant contributor to the Harlem Renaissance and by tune or text, these works document the coming jazz explosion. Many have never before been recorded.

"The ensemble technique is superb, the podium leadership exemplary. Don’t miss this.”

David Vernier - ClassicsToday.com




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