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When I say that my grandmother's maiden name was Davies, and that she was the last person in the family who had any understanding of the Welsh language, you will probably understand why I love Welsh choral music so much. Well, apart from the fact that Wales is truly the land of song, with the best history of choral music in the entire world., that is!
This CD (produced by EMI and Music for Pleasure) has a wide range of Welsh Male voice Choirs from all over Wales. The competition between the different choirs and indeed the different parts of Wales are fiercely competitive. But the strong, intense rivalry is always friendly. Well, MOST of the time, that is!
The songs on this CD (I am ,of course, listening to it as I write this review!) are all perfectly sung and perfectly accompanied, as the producers have chosen the cream of Welsh ...
Advantages: Excellent Choice of Songs Disadvantages: None
James.
*Danny Boy is a lovesong, sung by a woman to a man. It was written in 1910 by Frederick Weatherly and the tune was added in 1913.
*Unchained Melody was nearly the most recorded song of the 20th century, having over 500 different versions recorded. It was written by a William Stirrat in 1936.
*You Raise Me Up was written by Rolf Løvland and the lyrics were created by Brendan Graham. It has been recorded more than 125 times around the world in different languages. ONe particular artist was Daniel O'Donnell who recorded his version in 2003 and it was a hit throughout Ireland and the UK.
*Shenandoah is apparently an American folk song which dates back to the early 19th century. There is a possibility that it may originate from Virginia.
*You'll Never Walk Alone, originally written by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II ...
Advantages: It's great music more or less throughout Disadvantages: A couple of weaker moments
Having heard Frank Turner's "The First Three Years", an album which reflected on his first few years work as a solo artist after leaving Million Dead, there was no way I couldn't listen to more of his music. After all, the genre he works in, mainly folk based but with frequent rock twists, was one I enjoy listening to and my first experience with his work proved that he was very adept within that field.
Compilations like that can be a bit patchy due to their nature, so it seemed only fair I judge him not only on that, but also on his studio work. Fortunately, the version of "The First Three Years" I picked up also came packaged with his second studio album, "Love, Ire & Song", so I didn't have to go too far to get a taste of Turner's studio work.
There's a very John Otway feel to the title of "I Knew Prufrock Before He Got Famous ...
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