Timothy Ridout - The Jade Mountain - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

George Harrison - InchEarly Takes Volume 1Inch [Eco-Wallet] Early Takes Volume 1 is a compilation album of outtakes and demo recordings by George Harrison, released posthumously in May 2012. The recordings appeared in Martin Scorsese's 2011 documentary film, George Harrison Living in the Material World, and were originally issued as part of the deluxe version of the DVD . Producer Giles Martin compiled the album, working with engineer Paul Hicks. The majority of the tracks date from the sessions for Harrison's 1970 triple album, All Things Must Pass. BMG Rights Management; Dark Horse Records; Rock; Catalog. Eco-Wallet CD. Album Tracks 1. My Sweet Lord [Demo] 2. Run of the Mill [Demo] 3. I'd Have You Any Time [Early Take] 4. Mama You've Been on My Mind [Demo] 5. Let It Be Me [Demo] 6. Woman Don't You Cry for Me [Early Take] 7. Awaiting on You All [Early Take] 8. Behind That Locked Door [Demo] 9. All Things Must Pass [Demo] 10. The Light That Has Lighted the World [Demo]

Timothy Roberts, born in Hampstead, north London, in 1953, has been a mainstay of the early-music scene in Britain and further afield for decades. He is best known as a keyboard player, but in recent years composing has been of growing importance to him. Hardly surprisingly, his music refracts the Baroque and Classical world in which he is active, usually with a playful but respectful twist. Album Tracks 1. Improvisations for Jeremy for Solo Cornett (2005) 2. Three Distillations from Songs By Gabriel Fauré for Harpsichord (1997) 3. On the Wall, Off the Wall Six Venetian Sketches for Cornetts and Sackbuts (2004) 4. Two Family Portraits for Piano (1996) 5. Improvisations for Jeremy 6. Valldemossa Road for Clavichord (2006) 7. The Duke's Rondeau for Harpsichord (2009) 8. Sonatina for Haydn for Piano (2009) 9. Improvisations for Jeremy 10. Upon Words from Saint Matthew for Two Baroque Flutes and Two Oboes Da Caccia (2001) 11. The Triumphant Fall of Man Improvisation for Gerhard Grenzing for Organ (2006) 12. Improvisations for Jeremy 13. Sunshine for the Mind 19 Soundgames on Works By Henry Purcell (2006-15)

Virko Baley was born in Ukraine in 1938 and came to the USA as a refugee in 1949, eventually making his home in Las Vegas. He has long been fascinated by the poetry of Emily Dickinson, as can be heard in the two moving works recorded here - one an orchestral song-cycle setting her texts, the other a suite for violin and piano inspired by those settings. They display an acute ear for orchestral colour, a fondness for dramatic gesture and a strong sense of lyricism, occasionally inflected by distant echoes of Baley's eastern European origins, the richness of the song-cycle placing him downstream from Mahler and Berg and the restraint of the Songs without Words occasionally evoking Arvo Pärt. Album Tracks 1. No. 1. Intrada and Song Without Words [04 46] 2. No. 2. Love Can Do All But Raise the Dead [02 42] 3. No. 3. Oh, Honey of An Hour [00 59] 4. No. 4. I Held a Jewel in My Fingers [02 39] 5. No. 5. Interlude 1 [01 05] 6. No. 6. There Is a Solitude of Space [04 23] 7. No. 7. Out of Sight? What of That? [02 24] 8. No. 8. InchHopeInch Is the Thing with Feathers [03 02] 9. No. 9. There Is a Pain - So Utter [03 22] 10. No. 10. Interlude 2 Tren [03 01] 11. No. 11. Epilogue Little Cousins [07 08] 12. No. 1. Love Can Do All But Raise the Dead [02 48] 13. No. 2. Oh, Honey of An Hour [01 01] 14. No. 3. There Is a Solitude of Space [05 15] 15. No. 4. L'allegro [02 06] 16. No. 5. There Is a Languor [05 09] 17. No. 6. Out of Sight? What of That? [01 43] 18. No. 7. Der Abschied [09 59] 19. No. 8. It Struck Me Every Day [02 59] 20. No. 9. There Is a Pain - So Utter [03 16] 21. No. 10. a Poem for Aleks [05 05