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Severn Meadows - Songs by Ivor Gurney
Recorded in Henry Wood Hall, London,
on 5th, 6th, 7th November 2000
Recording Engineer:
Julian Millard.
Recording Producer:
Mark Brown
Front Design:
Terry Shannon
Booklet Editor:
Eleanor Wilson
Executive Producers:
Edward Perry
Simon Perry
Michael Hurd ©2001
Duration: 70'33
DDD
Front illustration: Harvest by Sir George Clausen (1852-1944)
© Hyperion Records Ltd, London, MMI
- Epitaph in Old Mode (Sir John Collings Squire) [3'18]
- You are my sky (Sir John Collings Squire) [2'14]
- All night under the moon (Wilfrid Gibson) [4'06]
- The folly of being comforted (W B Yeats) [4'42]
- By a Bierside (John Masefield) [4'40]
- Severn Meadows (Ivor Gurney) [1'54]
- In Flanders (Frederick William Harvey) [3'25]
- Even such is time (Sir Walter Raleigh) [3'12]
- Ha'nacker Mill (Hilaire Belloc) [2'09]
- Bread and Cherries (Walter de la Mare) [0'40]
- Most Holy Night (Hilaire Belloc) [3'22]
- Desire in Spring (Francis Ledwidge) [2'40]
- Nine of the clock (John Doyle) [0'43]
- A Cradle Song (W B Yeats) [2'18]
Five Elizabethan Songs
- Orpheus (William Shakespeare) [2'24]
- Tears (anonymous, possibly John Fletcher) [3'59]
- Under the greenwood tree (William Shakespeare) [1'41]
- Sleep (John Fletcher) [3'11]
- Spring (Thomas Nashe) [2'32]
- An Epitaph (Walter de la Mare) [2'38]
- The fields are full (Edward Shanks) [1'42]
- Down by the salley gardens (W B Yeats) [2'29]
- The Cloths of Heaven (W B Yeats) [2'47]
- The Singer (Edward Shanks) [2'40]
- I will go with my father a-ploughing (Joseph Campbell) [2'43]
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