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Un Seul (Version For Clarinet)
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The Secret Exit (Version For Voice & Clarinet): No. 1, What Rose Out Of The White Leaves Of Your Body
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The Secret Exit (Version For Voice & Clarinet): No. 2, When In Early Summer
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The Secret Exit (Version For Voice & Clarinet): No. 3, Child
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I Never Saw Another Butterfly (Version For Voice & Clarinet): No. 1, The Butterfly
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I Never Saw Another Butterfly (Version For Voice & Clarinet): No. 2, Yes, That's The Way Things Are
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I Never Saw Another Butterfly (Version For Voice & Clarinet): No. 3, Birdsong
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I Never Saw Another Butterfly (Version For Voice & Clarinet): No. 4, The Garden
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I Never Saw Another Butterfly (Version For Voice & Clarinet): No. 5, Man Proposes, God Disposes
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I Never Saw Another Butterfly (Version For Voice & Clarinet): No. 6, The Old House
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Living In The Body (Version For Voice & Clarinet) [Excerpts]: No. 1, Burning The Woods Of My Childhood
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Living In The Body (Version For Voice & Clarinet) [Excerpts]: No. 2, Living In The Body
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Living In The Body (Version For Voice & Clarinet) [Excerpts]: No. 4, Lost At Table
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Living In The Body (Version For Voice & Clarinet) [Excerpts]: No. 5, Bring On The Rain
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Living In The Body (Version For Voice & Clarinet) [Excerpts]: No. 6, Crossroads
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Winter Rain
Item UPC: 636943989029
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Label: NAXOS AMERICAN
Laitman / Hurst-Wajszczuk / Gainey
Secret Exit
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ABOUT THE ALBUM
This collection of songs with voice and clarinet has at it's heart Lori Laitman's profoundly moving cycle I Never Saw Another Butterfly, which sets the words of hope and desolation written by children imprisoned in the TerezÃn concentration camp. Inspired by this poignant music, Kristine Hurst-Wajszczuk and Denise Gainey commissioned a follow-up, The Secret Exit, on poems by Nobel Laureate Nelly Sachs that reflect on life and death. Newly arranged for voice and clarinet, Living In The Body is a cycle about love, memory and resilience. The program is completed with Diana Rosenblum's delightful setting of Winter Rain and Kalmen Opperman's haunting Unseul.
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