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(John Harle)
Michael Nyman - Where the Bee Dances
John Harle - saxophone
Michael Nyman, Concerto for Saxophone and Cello and Orchestra
Cello - Julian Lloyd Weber
Saxophone - John Harle
Philharmonia Orchestra conducted by Nyman
Die Spinoff Tagesempfehlung 19.04.2014:
Sie haben vielleicht schon von vom neuen London Konzeptalbum "The Tyburn Tree" gehört. Falls nicht sollte sich das aber schnell ändern. Komponist John Harle und Marc Almond haben sich zusammengesetzt um sich in den Songs mit der makaberen düsteren Vergangenheit Londons auseinanderzusetzen. Nicht ganz umsonst trägt das Album auch den Untertitel Dark London. Das Album beinhaltet folgerichtig vertonte Geschichten über den Highgate Vampire, den Limehouse Golem and Spring Heeled Jack. Herausragen dürfte aber die im Sixties Orchester-Pop neu eingespielte Interpretation eines klassischen Londoner Liedgutes "My fair Lady". In einem derartigen Kontext habe ich Marc Almond zuletzt in den 80ern gehört als er 1989 Songs von Jaques Brel neuinterpretierte - sehr anregend und erfreulich anders....
The Tyburn Tree by Marc Almond and John Harle (album)
The Tyburn Tree by Marc Almond and John Harle (album)
The Tyburn Tree are a duo comprised of Soft Cell singer Marc Almond and saxophonist John Harle. On February 24, 2014 the pair released ‘Dark London’ on Juno Records. Promotional shots for the album were taken in Highgate Cemetery.
The album that features songs about the more frightening aspects of the British capital city’s history. Spring-Heeled Jack, The Highgate Vampire, Victorian serial…
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John Harle & Marc Almond - Fortress (by John Harle & Marc Almond)
Echoes of Woodkid in the visual style and the rich, martial-inspired arrangement.
John Harle & Elvis Costello - When That I Was and a Little Tiny Boy
I stand corrected, Elvis does sing on the John Harle album. His voice and the music are magnificent. Big thanks to connorratliff for showing me this! c: