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12-07-2013, 09:49 PM
William Schuman - Symphony No. 6, Prayer in a Time of War, New England Triptych (2009, FLAC)
(http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/843/1lnj.jpg/)
Tracks:
01. Symphony No. 6 (1948, in one movement) [0:29:11.45]
02. Prayer in a Time of War (1943) [0:15:35.14]
03. New England Triptych - I. Be Glad Then, America [0:05:04.12]
04. New England Triptych - II. When Jesus Wept [0:07:53.03]
05. New England Triptych - III. Chester [0:03:04.53]
https://mega.co.nz/#!zc1RSYiQ!PEFY21gfATnUUV74ZRvT-TtD2M0g9usZib72Cg-GMQM
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‘Whatever meaning my life has is to be found in the music itself’, declared William Schuman of his extraordinary career as a composer and artistic catalyst in the fertile and evolving environment of 20th-century America. His single-movement Symphony No. 6 stands as one of his most intense and integrated, its somberness enlivened with intricate rhythms and startling counterpoint. Prayer in a Time of War and New England Triptych highlight Schuman’s abiding sense of patriotism, the former written soon after America’s entry into World War II, the latter based on hymns from the time of the American Revolution.
(http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/843/1lnj.jpg/)
Tracks:
01. Symphony No. 6 (1948, in one movement) [0:29:11.45]
02. Prayer in a Time of War (1943) [0:15:35.14]
03. New England Triptych - I. Be Glad Then, America [0:05:04.12]
04. New England Triptych - II. When Jesus Wept [0:07:53.03]
05. New England Triptych - III. Chester [0:03:04.53]
https://mega.co.nz/#!zc1RSYiQ!PEFY21gfATnUUV74ZRvT-TtD2M0g9usZib72Cg-GMQM
---------- Post added at 08:49 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:49 PM ----------
‘Whatever meaning my life has is to be found in the music itself’, declared William Schuman of his extraordinary career as a composer and artistic catalyst in the fertile and evolving environment of 20th-century America. His single-movement Symphony No. 6 stands as one of his most intense and integrated, its somberness enlivened with intricate rhythms and startling counterpoint. Prayer in a Time of War and New England Triptych highlight Schuman’s abiding sense of patriotism, the former written soon after America’s entry into World War II, the latter based on hymns from the time of the American Revolution.