CHORantine

A reading of Work without Hope by Samuel Taylor Coleridge (1772-1834).

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ECP safely transported to Boston, Massachusetts, where the next week of shows will be recorded. Despite technical difficulties and a snow 'event,' nothing stops us from celebrating the first full week of spring! First up: The spring songs of Tchaikovsky Op. 54: 16 Songs for Children. Pardon any and all pronunciation mistakes. Special thanks to Emily Ezust, www.lieder.net, for translation permissions. We hope to get the sounds right for tomorrow, but, enjoy the beautiful music!

Heard on Today's Episode:

Podington Bear/Just Watching/Freemusicarchive.org

Tchaikovsky 16 Songs for Children Op. 54 Gennady Pishchayev, tenor Alexander Bakhciev, piano Firma Melodia 1980

John McCormack; Gerald Moore https://archive.org/details/78_legend-christ-in-his-garden_john-mccormack-gerald-moore-lockwood-tchaikovsky_gbia0076973b

Tchaikovsky: Music For Cello & Orchestra by

Rafael Wallfisch;English Chamber Orchestra;Geoffrey Simon

Chandos Records Ltd. (CHAN8347)

P.Tchaikovsky. "Legend". Words by A.Pleshcheyev

The State Chamber Choir of the USSR

Russian Conducting School. Valery Polyansky

1996

Talents of Russia

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Bach By One Series: Pick a Bach chorale and sing all the parts! This week:

BWV 39: 7. Chorale

Blessed are those who from pity
take to themselves the needs of others,
are compassionate with the poor,
pray faithfully for them to God.
Those who are helpful with counsel
and also, whenever possible, in deeds
will in turn receive help
and obtain compassion for themselves.

English Translation by Francis Browne (March 2002)

https://www.bach-cantatas.com/Texts/BWV39-Eng3P.htm

Orchestra by Suzumidi.com http://www.suzumidi.com/eng/bach6.htm - pick a cantata and give it a try! If you'd like to share your recording, email the MP3 to [email protected]

https://freesound.org/people/Flying_Deer_Fx/sounds/369404/

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Like so many of you, ECP has been in countless hours of online conference calls and tele-teaching this week. It's only the beginning. Hang in there...we are all in this together. It's worth it. Nobody processes times of crisis in the same way. Today is also the launch of the Friday format, where we invite your projects, recordings, readings, etc. to be a part of the show. Have anything you'd like featured on Friday? Let us know! [email protected] or facebook.com/chorantine.

Keep an eye out for Sunday as well, as CHORantine's Sunday series of Bach Chorales sung by ECP (and any of YOU who'd like to participate) will be added to this channel.

Show selections today:

www.looperman.com

Zoom, Zoom, Zoom

by The Sunnysiders; Morgan;Malkin

Kapp (K-113)

Publication date 1955-04

Topics 78rpm, Popular Music

Digitizing sponsor Kahle/Austin Foundation

I See The Squirrels Outside In The Sunshine Of Delight by Origami Repetika

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New England received some sad news this week about the GOAT. In this episode of CHORantine, ECP pays tribute to the man, the myth, the GOAT, Tom Brady, with musical samplings from other notable goat-ables.

Invention No. 8 Collage - Sans Gloves, Latex Gloves, Thin Gloves, Ski Gloves, Mittens, Boxing GlovesbyIn Glove With Bachhttps://freemusicarchive.org/music/In_Glove_With_Bach/2019090810542410/Invention_No_8_Collage_-_Sans_Gloves_Latex_Gloves_Thin_Gloves_Ski_Gloves_Mittens_Boxing_Gloves

THE VICTORS (University of Michigan) by COLUMBIA MILITARY BAND;Elbel

Columbia (35717) 1939 https://archive.org/search.php?query=creator%3A"COLUMBIA+MILITARY+BAND"

Giovanni da Cascia Gothic Voices and Christopher Page A Song for Francesca on the Helios label

Courante Ennemond Gaultier Style brisé: Gautier and the French Lute School Toyohiko Satoh Channel Classics

Bach: Christmas Oratorio Musical Heritage Society

https://archive.org/details/lp_christmas-oratorio_johann-sebastian-bach/disc1/02.01.+Part+II%3A+(Second+Cantata)+Second+Day+Of+The+Festival+(Parts+10-23).mp3

Engel - Rammstein

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ECP wishes a happy birthday to his Dad, who introduced him to the timeless, uplifting recordings of the Mennonite A Cappella family singing tradition.

Heard On Today's Episode:

Till the Storm Passes By/https://archive.org/details/YouCanAlwaysComeHome_201610/Til+the+Storm+Passes.mp3

I Wil Sing the Wondrous Story/Antrim Mennonite Choir/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ahjKfVb4Lc

Sweet Home from The Philharmonia/Eric Christopher Perry sings

God Be with You Til We Meet Again/Antrim Mennonite Choir/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZHrtHdbdOE&list=RDR1XXwyIiY-o&index=15

Loops and beats provided by Looperman.com

Hot Hot Mate from Mennist to Society

Bush Wiebe and the Mennonite Blues Experiment

Read more about the Mennonites at http://mennoniteusa.org/who-we-are/

Take a read and learn a thing or two about music! Link to The Philharmonia on IMSLP

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It's St. Patrick's Day! And ECP takes a swipe at the wrong Sullivan (and not even an Irish one!).

Song Selections:

My Irish Song of Songs by Alfred Dubin/Daniel J. Sullivan/John McCormack, tenor/Berliner Gram-o-phone Co. Limited, 1918, Creative Commons.

For Auld Lang Syne/Robert Carr, vocalist, Robert Burns, poetry/1910 (?), Creative Commons

The Rare Old Mountain Dew/Peter C. Schilling, baritone, and Renaissance Men, Eric Christopher Perry, Artistic Director/used by permission

Rogers Jig, Village Jig/Paddy Sweeney/Decca, 1933/Creative Commons

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Eric Christopher Perry, Director of Vocal and Choral Activities at Colby College in Waterville, Maine, as well as the Artistic Director of Renaissance Men, New England's Professional Male Vocal Chamber Ensemble, enters the ring of podcasting. "Let's build a playlist of cool choral music, or vocal music, or otherwise, and let's make silly observations about the pieces." What better time to pass time than in troubled times? He also rambles about The Great Gildersleeve.

Loops heard today can be found on www.looperman.com and www.samplefocus.com. The Great Gildersleeve intro courtesy of archive.org.

Outro: Gander in the Pratie Hole, Morrison's Jig, Drowsy Maggie by Sláinte. https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Slinte/Slinte/slinte_-_04_-_gander_in_the_pratie_hole_morrisons_jig_drowsy_maggie

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