The Lover (Before my gaze she stands) for 3 altos and guitar This is The setting of a poem by my faTher inspired by L'Amoureuse by Paul Eluard as a hypnotic canon trio of altos over a guitar ostinato (The guitar part is played in an electronic form he...  moreThe Lover (Before my gaze she stands) for 3 altos and guitar This is The setting of a poem by my faTher inspired by L'Amoureuse by Paul Eluard as a hypnotic canon trio of altos over a guitar ostinato (The guitar part is played in an electronic form here), in Dorian mode. The music is The same as The piece "My love is far from here", but with The original words by my faTher  

A jolly parody of Shakespeare's song by The same name but using my Bell Dance as The melody to represent mobile phones (or cell phones as They say in The USA). These pretty city folk walk down supermarket aisles chatting to each oTher on Their mobile p...  moreA jolly parody of Shakespeare's song by The same name but using my Bell Dance as The melody to represent mobile phones (or cell phones as They say in The USA). These pretty city folk walk down supermarket aisles chatting to each oTher on Their mobile phones instead through The green corn fields of Shakespeare's original  

This way we find a tuneful Lithuanian song for you composed by a from top to toe choral Lover composer, Vytautas Miškinis.   Miškinis began his career at The age of seven as a vocalist in a Youth Choir, and continued as Artistic Direc...

Lamento d'Arianna (Ariadne's Lament) This is The five part madrigal version of Ariadne's Lament, which she sings when she is abandoned on The island of Naxos by her Lover Theseus. The translation is by Francesco Campelli on CPDL The performance was cre...  moreLamento d'Arianna (Ariadne's Lament) This is The five part madrigal version of Ariadne's Lament, which she sings when she is abandoned on The island of Naxos by her Lover Theseus. The translation is by Francesco Campelli on CPDL The performance was created in memory of The late Richard Gofton, who introduced me to The music back in 1976 (Our Strasbourg choir Psalterion performed it at that time)