Songs of Innocence and Experience

Songs of Innocence and Experience

Songs of Innocence and Experience

Track Listings
 
1. Shouting Out Love
2. Gee Whiz (Look at His Eyes)
3. I Really Miss You
4. (If Loving You Is Wrong) I Don't Want to Be Right [#]
5. What You See Is What You Get [Mono Version]
6. Touch of Your Lips [Mono Version]
7. There Are More Questions Than Answers
8. I Wanna Come Back
9. What Do You Do [#]
10. I Call This Loving You
11. Swearing Out a Warrant [Mono Version][#]
12. I've Fallen in Love [Mono Version]
13. Baby I'm Through
14. Any Way You Look at It
15. Put a Little Love Away
16. Runnin' Back (And Forth)
17. You've Got Me Going Through a Thing [#]
18. As Long as I've Got You [#][Demo Version]
19. Innocent
20. Ain't No Sunshine
See all 23 tracks on this disc

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
For the First Time Anywhere, an Expanded Approximation of the Emotions' Twice Scheduled, Twice Cancelled 1972 Volt Album.

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William Bolcom - Songs of Innocence and of Experience (William Blake) / Slatkin, University of Michigan School of Music
Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
  • A supremely moving work of art
  • Enjoyable?
  • Remarkable performance
  • Thankyou...
  • An Excellent Example of Modern American Composition
 William Bolcom - Songs of Innocence and of Experience (William Blake) / Slatkin, University of Michigan School of Music
Ilana Davidson , Nathan Lee Graham , Leonard Slatkin , Joan Morris , Carmen Pelton , and Nmon Ford
Manufacturer: Naxos American
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000641YZK
Release Date: 2004-10-19

Tracks:

  1. Introduction - Thomas Young
  2. The Ecchoing Green - Combined Choruses
  3. The Lamb - Measha Brueggergosman
  4. The Shepherd - Peter 'Madcat' Ruth
  5. Infant Joy - Marietta Simpson
  6. The Little Black Boy - Nathan Lee Graham
  7. Laughing Song - U-M Chamber Choir
  8. Spring - Thomas Young
  9. A Cradle Song - Linda Hohenfeld
  10. Nurse's Song - Joan Morris
  11. Holy Thursday - Combined Choruses
  12. The Blossom - Measha Brueggergosman
  13. Interlude - Orchestra
  14. The Chimney Sweeper - Nathan Lee Graham
  15. The Divine Image - Joan Morris
  16. Nocturne - Orchestra
  17. Night - Thomas Young
  18. A Dream - Ilana Davidson
  19. On Another's Sorrow - Combined Choruses
  20. The Little Boy Lost - Carmen Pelton
  21. The Little Boy Found - Nathan Lee Graham
  22. Coda - Orchestra

Tracks:

  1. Introduction - Orchestra
  2. Hear The Voice Of The Bard - Nmon Ford
  3. Interlude - Orchestra
  4. Earth's Answer - Christine Brewer
  5. Nurse's Song - Joan Morris
  6. The Fly - MSU Children's Choir
  7. The Tyger - Combined Choruses
  8. The Little Girl Lost - Nmon Ford
  9. In The Southern Clime - U-M Chamber Choir
  10. The Little Girl Found - Combined Choruses
  11. The Clod And The Pebble - Thomas Young
  12. The Little Vagabond - Joan Morris
  13. Holy Thursday - Carmen Pelton
  14. A Poisin Tree - Nathan Lee Graham
  15. The Angel - Ilana Davidson
  16. The Sick Rose - Marietta Simpson
  17. To Tirzah - Combined Choruses

Tracks:

  1. The Voice Of The Ancient Bard - Nmon Ford
  2. My Pretty Rose Tree - Chorus Men
  3. Ah! Sun-Flower - U-M Chamber Choir
  4. The Lilly - Thomas Young
  5. Introduction To Part V - Orchestra
  6. The Garden Of Love - Thomas Young
  7. A Little Boy Lost - Carmen Pelton
  8. A Little Girl Lost - Christine Brewer
  9. Infant Sorrow - U-M Chamber Choir Soloists
  10. Vocalise - Combined Choruses
  11. London - Nathan Lee Graham
  12. The School Boy - Linda Hohenfeld
  13. The Chimney Sweeper - U-M Chamber Choir
  14. The Human Abstract - Nmon Ford
  15. Interlude: Voces Clamandae - Orchestra
  16. A Divine Image - Soloists

Amazon.com

Bolcom's dream of setting Blake's poems to music began when he fell under their spell as a teenager; he worked on the composition of Songs of Innocence and of Experience on and off for 25 years, completing it in 1982. This live recording celebrates the 20th anniversary of the work's American premiere. Following an early edition of the poems that assigns them a different order from the customary one, he created nine movements to form "a series of arches." Blake's own principle of "contraries" and his use of many poetic traditions is a perfect counterfoil for Bolcom's eclecticism, which encompasses styles ranging from solemn chorales, lush romanticism, abrasive, dissonant modernism, to jazz, folk, country, and rock. His interpretation of the poems, which he calls "A Musical Illumination," is sometimes startling, but always interesting, highly personal, and unquestionably sincere. Some of the settings enhance and heighten the poems, entering deeply into their spirit and mood. Others seem at variance with them: "The Lilly," a peaceful, serene poem, set to crashing, aggressive music, is an extreme example, and some stratospheric, jagged soprano lines seem to add nothing to the text. For some of the most arresting, convincing settings, Bolcom uses his well-known and beloved cabaret style, sung to perfection by his wife and partner, mezzo-soprano Joan Morris. Indeed, the entire performance is beyond praise. The work calls for a whole army of participants: several choruses, including a children's choir, a dozen vocal soloists, a speaker, a harmonica player, a fiddler, and a huge symphony orchestra augmented by electronic instruments and extra brass and percussion. The last produce a large number of terrifying explosions, both between and within the songs, as well as fascinating sound effects, like imitations of running water, delicate tinkles, and ominous roars and rumbles. The singers are superb; the women contribute incredible coloratura leaps, melting lyricism, caressing warmth, while the men include a heroic tenor, a commanding baritone, and sometimes sung, sometimes spoken scatting. Leonard Slatkin holds his enormous forces together with total control and authority. --Edith Eisler

Album Description

William Blake's Songs of Innocence and of Experience date from the turbulent period in English and American history when the United States was in its infancy. Occupying 25 years of William Bolcom's compositional life, his "musical illuminations," inspired by Blake's own wide panoply of poetic styles in the cycle, travel thrillingly from intense dissonance to folk, rock, and reggae to encompass the breadth of the Blakean spiritual universe.

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars A supremely moving work of art.......2007-02-26

I am writing this not as a music critic but as someone who has enjoyed William Blake's poetry for most of my life. I bought this CD because of Blake's poetry. I realized that of late I had not been reading poetry or enjoying it as much as when I was younger. I became hooked right away and I have been playing this CD over and over again for more than a month. I can't listen to any other piece of music. Some of the pieces are better than others, but everything sung by Nathan Lee Graham is moving beyond words (at least any words I know). So I think anyone who enjoys poetry, the English language, history, ideas or the human voice will enjoy listening to this CD over and over again. This music has touched me like no other piece of music ever. I think the artists, particularly Nathan Lee Graham, should all become rich and famous. I was even thinking that A Divine Image should be released as a single. I think it would go to #1, with a bullet.

4 out of 5 stars Enjoyable?.......2006-06-20

By what measure should we judge a piece of music? Should it be by its level of complexity? by its technicality? by the level of emotion it conveys, or does not? Or should a piece of music be judged solely upon whether or not we, as listeners, enjoy it?

Like it or not, music has almost always been judged by whether or not we, as listeners, enjoy it - but what gets factored into our personal enjoyment of a piece of music is many things, including, but not limited to, whether or not we appreciate its complexity, technicality, and how effective it is at conveying its purpose. When most people discuss music, when they talk about what they like or what they don't like, they often mention qualities of the music which suited them or which rubbed them the wrong way.

Bolcom's Songs of Innocence... is one such piece of music that I, as a listener, am confused over. I'm not sure if I like it, but I'm quite positive that I don't dislike or even hate it. As a whole, I find that I'm fairly displeased with the overall result, yet, on a closer inspection, I find that I am quite pleased with each of its parts; therefore, it's a bit of a paradox to find that I enjoy each and every part but not the summation its parts. The truth is, when looking at this piece of music as a whole, it utterly boggles the mind because it is, in truth, so large and it covers so much ground musically and lyrically that it's quite impossible to absorb it all in one sitting, in one listening. To just say that Songs of Innocence opens with a fairly standard aria surrounded by orchestral accompaniment and ends, over 2 hours later, with a reggae-sounding song is not enough because in between the beginning and end, Bolcom includes other genres ranging from rock, country, jazz, and soul...and of course, "classical."

This piece of music has been described as representing all of the 20th century's achievements in music in one fell swoop. But just because it does so, does that insinuate that it deserves to win a Grammy, as it did in 2006, and does it deserve the laud and praise it is receiving? A serious part of me wishes to say 'no' because I feel I've heard better pieces of music from the 20th century. Sure, Mahler's 9th Symphony does not capture the whole of the 20th century within its 1 1/2 hour grasp, neither does any of Shostakovich's or Robert Simpson's symphonies. And so, I'm forced to resign myself to the fact that Bolcom has created an astonishing achievement with this work.

But, as monolithic as it may be in size and in scope, there are moments when it does not feel entirely cohesive, and there are moments, during the latter half, when I honestly wanted the disc to hurry up and finish for no other reason than I felt like I was being presented the same material and the same concepts over and over and over again. However, in terms of technicality and complexity, Bolcom has taken a series of poems and created something wholly other and enjoyable out of them. He even does a fantastic job of conveying the emotion of each unique poem by arranging music around it that fits like a glove. Is it enjoyable to listen to? It is, for the most part, but, as I've already said, it can seem to run a bit long at times. On the whole, though, I do recommend this disc to anyone interested. If Bolcom is remembered for nothing else in 50-100 years, it will be this piece of music.

5 out of 5 stars Remarkable performance.......2006-04-17

As a graduate of the University of Michigan (some time ago) who attended every single performance of both student orchestras while a student, I was eager to hear how the kids played in this Grammy performance. In short, the performance is simply magnificant.

This is not easy music to listen to or play and it is unlike any of the Bolcom music I had heard before. It has a multitude of styles, colors, tonalities, etc. With each listening, however, I hear and appreciate more of this complex piece.

The (professional) soloists are generally excellent with occassional poor diction. The chorus is outstanding, but the orchestra and music steal the show.

4 out of 5 stars Thankyou..........2006-03-26

...to J. Scott Morrison, Grady Harp et al whose glowing reviews prompted me to buy this work by a composer I only otherwise knew by reputation. As I only purchased it today, I know it will be a CD that will require many further listenings. It's a veritable "crazy-quilt" of a work that traverses many styles and idioms. I was a bit reticent about buying a disc performed by music school students (I myself was one once) - not that I thought they wouldn't be talented, just maybe not quite good enough. I have put this (unwarranted) prejudice aside, however, as the performances are excellent. The vocalists in particular (all of them) are outstanding.
Altogether a thoroughly interesting and original piece of music.

5 out of 5 stars An Excellent Example of Modern American Composition.......2006-02-17

I had the double pleasure of hearing a performance of this live in Ann Arbor AND purchasing the CD for subsequent enjoyment.

Bolcolm's composition, though somewhat dated (in the notes above you can see that this was actually written some time back) is still very fresh in 2006.

The use of seeming disparate forms of music (check out the raggae ending juxtaposed against some fairly depressing wording) has a "World Music" feel.

The University of Michigan Choirs, in spite of numbering over 400 on stage and on the CD still manage to produce a clear sound. A strong testimony to the quality of the directors of those choirs.

BRAVO- This truly deserved the recent Grammy recognition.
Songs of Innocence and of Experience
Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
  • Great CD for listening or teaching
  • If you don't know Greg B. don't buy this one
  • Really like it
  • William Blake Covers
 Songs of Innocence and of Experience
Greg Brown
Manufacturer: Red House
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Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000001B85
Release Date: 1992-03-23

Tracks:

  1. Introduction
  2. The Lamb
  3. Infant Joy
  4. The Chimney Sweeper
  5. The Ecchoing Green
  6. Night
  7. On Anothers Sorrow
  8. The Tyger
  9. The Angel
  10. The Garden Of Love
  11. Infant Sorrow
  12. Holy Thursday
  13. Ah! Sun-Flower
  14. The Little Vagabond
  15. A Poison Tree
  16. London

Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars Great CD for listening or teaching.......2003-05-20

I think this is a wonderful CD for fans of Brown, Blake, or folk music in general. William Blake's poems set -- word for word -- to accordian, harmonica, pan pipes, mandolin, and guitar. Beautifully arranged. I have given this album as a gift to English majors and played it in class for students--a great resource for teachers. One English professor called the CD "dull" and found "every song the same." I suppose she has a point -- many of the songs do tend to blur together after a while -- but I think his covers of "Introduction" and "The Tyger" stand out very well. I think this would be a great CD for kids -- it's a pretty mellow album overall, great for nighttime listening -- and a fun way to introduce children to poetry.

3 out of 5 stars If you don't know Greg B. don't buy this one.......2002-04-26

I purchased this CD 8 years ago because I had heard good things about Greg Brown. It is packed full of super cheesy songs and quickly turned me off. It wasn't until 2 years ago that I checked out Greg again and once exposed to his other albums I fell in love immediately. If you like super cheesy go ahead, but if you want to know what Greg Brown is about I recommend The Live One.

5 out of 5 stars Really like it.......2001-06-26

Although Brown has said in many interviews that he'd rather forget this cd, I really liked it and it made me like evn more Blake's masterpiece. It's naive and touching and different from brown's output in general, although his great voice is still here.

5 out of 5 stars William Blake Covers.......1999-01-06

A labor of love, not for his musical influences, but for some of the poetry that inspires Greg Brown's songwriting and his life. Sixteen of Blake's Songs of Innocence & Experience interpreted beautifully by Brown- I can no longer read the poems without humming the tunes. With exceptional guitar, mandolin, and violin arrangements, Browns barritone voice has more range than on more recent CDs. Brown has long been the voice of rural Iowa Joy, and rural Iowa Sorrow. Lucky to have one of us talking poetry along with the weather in the cafes. I listen to this CD as much as any of his others. One more thing- great CD cover with the Innocence of his sleeping daughter and almost refrigerator repairman Experience of Brown.
Songs of Innocence and Experience
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    4. (If Loving You Is Wrong) I Don't Want to Be Right [#]
    5. What You See Is What You Get [Mono Version]
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    19. Innocent
    20. Ain't No Sunshine
    21. Somebody Will if You Won't [#]
    22. What Do the Lonely Do at Christmas?
    23. Black Christmas

    Album Details

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    Customer Reviews:

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        songs of innocence songs of experience
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          Songs Of Innocence & Experience
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            Atilla & Dave Project
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            ASIN: B000P1PW98

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            14 Tracks
            Vocal Music
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              Manufacturer: Albany Records
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              ASIN: B000A139C0
              Release Date: 2005-08-01

              Tracks:

              1. The Immortal Beloved
              2. Four Sacred Songs
              3. Songs of Time and Eternity
              4. Songs of Innocence and Experience

              Product Description

              Composer Larry Bell has been awarded the Rome Prize, fellowships from the Guggenheim and Rockefeller Foundations, and the Charles Ives Award. His music has been widely performed in the United Sates and abroad by internationally known orchestras and ensembles. Bell received his DMA from The Juilliard School, working in composition with Vincent Persichetti and Roger Sessions. He is chair of music theory at the New England Conservatory of Music Division of Preparatory and Continuing Education. This disc of Bell's song cycles begins with The Immortal Beloved based on the three letters Beethoven wrote to Antonie Brentano in July 1812. According to the composer, “The music was conceived from the point of view of the recipient of the letters…. Four Sacred Songs were designed as studies for a larger commissioned orchestral work entitled Sacred Symphonies. Each song is a setting of a familiar hymn tune text.” Songs of Time and Eternity are based on a grouping of poems by! Emily Dickinson on this theme. William Blake's late 18th-century Songs of Innocence and Experience “…is a famous example of an adult's perspective of the child. The child in these poems is rebellious, joyful, persistently playful, Christ-like, and always natural…” The work is written for children's chorus and orchestra.
              Songs of Innocence and Experience
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