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Formats and Editions
1. Salut d'Amour, Op. 12: Andantino
2. Die Nachtigall: Zart bewegt
3. Mélodie: Allegretto moderato
4. Nocturne: Lento moderato
5. Cinq Mélodies, Op. 35b: No. 1, Andante
6. Cinq Mélodies, Op. 35b: No. 2, Lento ma non troppo - Poco più mosso - Tempo I
7. Cinq Mélodies, Op. 35b: No. 3, Animato ma non troppo - Poco più tranquillo - Meno mosso
8. Cinq Mélodies, Op. 35b: No. 4, Allegretto leggero e scherzando
9. Cinq Mélodies, Op. 35b: No. 5, Andante non troppo - Pochissimo più animato
10. Morceau Caracteristque: Allegro con brio - piu tranquillo
11. Méditation: Andante religioso
12. Chanson de Matin No. 2, Op. 15: Andantino
13. Amaryllis: Allegretto grazioso
14. Romanze: Andante moderato
15. Nocturne: Assez lent
16. Spring Song: Allegretto con moto
17. Violon: Modéré
18. Berceuse sur le Nom de Fauré: Simplice
19. Ave Maria, D. 839: Lento ed espressivo
20. Moto Perpetuo: Allegro
21. Chanson de Nuit No. 1, Op. 15: Andante
22. Berceuse: Andante con moto
23. Morgen No. 4, Op. 27: Langsam, sehr getragen
Details:
Mitchell (vn)More Info:
From one of the UK's most celebrated and accomplished violinists comes a recording of personal favorites in a recital of romantic and lyrical music par excellence. Madeleine Mitchell is enjoying a highly successful career in both recording and live recitals, and her first CD for Divine Art is a joyful celebration of her chosen instrument. With highly accomplished pianist Andrew Ball, and joined in Strauss's "Morgen" by soprano Elizabeth Watts, winner of the 2007 Recital Prize at the Cardiff "Singer of the World" competition. Included is the first ever recording of the newly-discovered Morceau Caracteristique by Frank Bridge.
