Various Artists - Sillages - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Frémeaux & Associés presents the voices of 20 great French philosophers who embrace all currents of thought of the 20th century; existentialism, psychoanalysis, Marxism, religion, epistemology and morality. Each intervention of the philosopher is preceded by a commentary on his life, his work and his thought. Frédéric Worms wrote for InchLes Études PhilosophiquesInch (PUF) that this sum of recordings constituted Inchthe major contribution of sound archives to French intellectual heritageInch and the philosopher adds that the discs of this anthology should be in everyone's library. Reader of 20th century philosophy in France. (...) and to hope Inchthat the media, far from denying it, thus reconcile the thinking word, through individuals and works! Of this too we have, in these discs, a remarkable anthology. This book is the official commented version of the sound anthology of French thought.

Compositions attributed to him stretch across the centuries, from the beginning of the Middle Ages, through the Renaissance, and into the early stages of the Baroque period. His music was by turns spiritual and secular, romantic and raucous, traditional and forward-looking. She was equally at home writing Gregorian chant, songs for troubadours, and instrumental dance music. He assimilated elements from both Western and Eastern cultures, tapping into musical traditions from England, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, Greece, North Africa and beyond. You name it, she could write it. Needless to say, we know virtually nothing about him. No artist sketched his features. No poet sang her praises. No registrar listed his birth. Album Tracks 1. Avrix Mi Galanica (Let Me in, My Love) 2. Ich Tat Mir Auserwahlen (I Chose for Myself) 3. Mass of Tournai Se Grasse - Cum Venerint - Ite Missa Est 4. Cueurs Desolez 5. Bog Se Rodi Va Betleme 6. Codex Faenza Biance Flour (Arr. Ensemble Unicorn) 7. Plus Oultre 8. Pilgrim Songs from the Monastery of Montserrat (1400-1420) Cantiga de Santa Maria No. 77-119 9. Den III Ronde Den VI Ronde - Les Quatre Branles 10. Eya Mater Stephane 11. Sancta Maria Wohn Uns Bei 12. Alleluia. Pascha Nostrum 13. Der Gestreifft Dantz - Gassenhauer (The Strummed Dance - Popular Melody) 14. Instrumental Piece from D-MBS Mus. Ms. 3154 15. Carmina Burana Clauso Cronos 16. Esta Montana D'enfrente 17. Greensleeves 18. Mass of Tournai Agnus Dei 19. Venite, Benedicti 20. Sa'dawi 21. Mein Herz in Hohen Freuden Ist 22. Gaillarde I - II - III 23. Si Quis Sermonem 24. Gregorian Chant for the Dead Apud Dominum (Antiphona) - Psalmus 129 25. Bujo (Instrumental) 26. Robin Hood and Maid Marian 27. Tourdion 1. Dudul 2. Codex Faenza Untitled 3. Jalla Man (Traditional Andalusian School) 4. Bache, Ben

Julian Lloyd Webber, one of the world's most admired cellists, notably expanded his instrument's repertoire in the concert hall and in the recording studio. In this retrospective of his art, he can be heard as soloist, arranger, and as conductor. He evokes the lyricism of the songs of Frederick Delius and John Ireland with rich expressivity, adapts a selection of music from Monteverdi to Arvo Part for the combination of two cellos, and crafts new and exciting Vivaldi arrangements. His conducting prowess is shown by supremely sensitive performances of English string music. These are the last recordings that Lloyd Webber made before announcing his retirement from playing. InchJulian Lloyd Webber emerges as a conductor of some distinction.Inch (Mail on Sunday) InchArrangements with a good deal of zing, zip, and zest.Inch (Fanfare)