: Now We Are Free (From «Gladiator» Soundtrack) · Lisa Gerrard · Gavin Greenaway · The Lyndhurst Orchestra · Hans Zimmer
Some Famous Soundtracks
℗ 2000 Universal Classics Group, a Division of UMG Recordings Inc.
Released on: 2018-09-28
Producer, Producer, Recording Arranger: Hans Zimmer
Producer, Producer, Co- Arranger: Klaus Badelt
Producer, Executive Producer: Pietro Scalia
Producer, Executive Producer: Ridley Scott
Orchestra, Orchestra: The Lyndhurst Orchestra
Conductor, Conductor: Gavin Greenaway
Associated Performer, Alto: Lisa Gerrard
Studio Personnel, Mixer: Alan Meyerson
Studio Personnel, Editor: Adam Smalley
Unknown, Other: Kevin Globerman
Unknown, Other: Bruno Roussel
Unknown, Other: Gregg Silk
Unknown, Other: Nick Wollage
Unknown, Other: Jake Jackson
Unknown, Other: Tony Stanton
Unknown, Other: Tonia Duvall
Unknown, Other: Gavyn Wright
Composer Lyricist: Lisa Gerrard
Composer Lyricist: Klaus Badelt
Composer Lyricist: Hans Zimmer
Arranger: Bruce Fowler
Arranger: Yvonne S. Moriarty
Arranger: Walt Fowler
Arranger: Ladd McIntosh
Arranger: Elizabeth Finch
Arranger: Jack Smalley
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Not only have they extremely good voices but also something very special about them: An unusual tone, the tiny little detail that sets them apart from the other great singers in this contest. Are you all about these voices and which one of them would you love to hear more of?
Solomia sings «Time To Say Goodbye» by Andrea Bocelli
Come, Ye Sons Of Art, Away. Ode For The Birthday Of Queen Mary II, 1694
* Ouverture
* Come, Ye Sons Of Art, Away
* Sound The Trumpet, Sound
* Come, Ye Sons Of Art
* Strike The Viol, Touch The Lute
* The Day That Such A Blessing Gave
* Bid The Virtues, Bid The Graces
* These Are The Sacred Charmes
* See Nature, Rejoicing
Welcome To All The Pleasures. Ode For St. Cecilias Day, 1683
* Ouverture
* Welcome To All The Pleasures
* Here The Deities Approve / While Joys Celestial
* Then Lift Up Your Voice / The Powr Shall Divert Us A Pleasanter Way
* Beauty, Thou Scene Of Love
* In A Consort Of Voices
Of Old, When Heroes Thought It Base. The Yorkshire Feast Song, 1690
* Symphony
* Of Old, When Heroes Thought It Base / Brigantium, Honourd With A Race Divine
* The Bashful Thames, For Beauty So Renowned
* The Pale And The Purple Rose
* And In Each Track Of Glory Since
* Symphony
* And Now When The Renownd Nassau
* They Did No Stroms, No Threatnings Fear
* So When The Glittring Queen Of Night
* Let Music Join
* Sound, Trumpets, Sound!
* Sound All To Him
The English Concert Choir
The English Concert
Trevor Pinnock
J. S. Bach
Monteverdi Choir
English Baroque Soloists
John Eliot Gardiner
Vol. 3 CD 1
Cantatas:
BWV 24 [17:01]
BWV 185 [14:41]
BWV 177 [25:06]
BWV 71 [18:30]
Recorded at Tewkesbury Abbey England
Johann Sebastian BACH (1685-1750)
Erbarme dich, mein Gott
Aria (No. 39) from the oratorio Matthäuspassion, BWV 244
Text: Picander (1700-1764)
First performance: probably 11 April 1727, in Leipzig (Thomaskirche)
Delphine Galou, contralto
François-Marie Drieux, solo violin
Les Siècles,
conducted by François-Xavier Roth
Recorded in Summer 2008?
German text:
Erbarme dich, mein Gott, um meiner Zähren willen!
Schaue hier, Herz und Auge weint vor dir bitterlich.
English translation:
Have mercy, my God, for the sake of my tears!
See here, before you heart and eyes weep bitterly.