EWAN LOVE 20/11/20

1.   The Sanctus from the Verdi Requiem ( the most exciting choral sing for Tenors! )

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2).  Baylero from Songs of the Auvergne by Canteloube. A haunting melody. CLICK HERE


3)   The last Movement of the Faure Requiem  “In Paradesum” This I had the pleasure of singing with the RSNO Chorus in Jerusalem.  CLICK HERE 


4)   Oh Holy Night a lovely piece by Adolph Adam. This was a piece I always wanted to perform but never did!  CLICK HERE 


5).  The Receiving Ship from Songs of the Hebrides sung by Kenneth McKeller. This to sing while walking the beach on my Desert Island. CLICK HERE 


There are so many more musical delights I would love to take rather than literature where I would struggle to concentrate:
“ Un Sospiro” by Liszt, some Jazz, Shostakovich and Scot Joplin who wrote some wonderful piano jazz, Dvorak’s “The American” (a fabulous string quartet)


I’m assuming there will be some jungle on this island, so I would plan to take some strong manageable shears to allow me to investigate the delights of my environment!