With the German way to count the octaves it is a Bb'', that's the Bb under the high C. I think in English it's called Bb5 then.
And yes, the Libera rendition of this aria, the singing, both are just classy!
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With the German way to count the octaves it is a Bb'', that's the Bb under the high C. I think in English it's called Bb5 then.
Dream you of could theoretically be part of a question by the singer to someone else, phrased in a poetic way as in 'Dream you of peace? ' for example? It's the kind of structure you can get away with in poetry including song lyrics that you can't really elsewhere.fan_de_LoK wrote: ↑<span title="Mon Aug 26, 2024 1:44 pm">3 months ago</span>It would sound logical as "Dream You Of" is not grammatically correct.Yorkie wrote: ↑<span title="Mon Aug 26, 2024 1:22 pm">3 months ago</span>fan_de_LoK wrote: ↑<span title="Mon Aug 26, 2024 12:41 pm">3 months ago</span> There is an additional song listed on some sites like Tower Records.
I redo the list of the 14 songs known so far
In blue are the 12 new songs.
'Always There' cannot be the same song from the Angel Voices era as the composer is not the same.
- The Lark’s Last Song
Composer: Liszt
Lyrics & Arrangement: Joshua Madine
- One Small Voice
Composer: Beethoven
Lyrics & Arrangement: Sam Coates
- Going Home
Composer: Dvořák
Lyrics: David Downes
- Dido’s Lament
Composer: Henry Purcell
Lyrics: Nahum Tate
- Sea Bird
Composer & Lyrics: Katie Hill & Chris Hill
- Lullay
Composer & Lyrics: Ben Crawley
- Dream You Of
Composer & Lyrics: Joshua Madine
- Always There
Composer: Takatsugu Muramatsu
Lyrics: Robert Prizeman
- Veni Sancte
Composer & Lyrics: Raoul Neumann
- Twilight
Composer: Robert Prizeman
Lyrics: Cecil Frances Alexander
(remake)
- Resurrectio
Composer & Lyrics: Liam Connery
- Happy Christmas (War Is Over)
Composer & Lyrics: John Lennon & Yoko Ono
- Once (Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence)
Composer: Ryuichi Sakamoto
Lyrics: Sam Coates
- Music was Born (from 'Rhapsody in Blue')
Composer: Gershwin,
Lyrics: Leslie Bricusse,
Arrangement: Sam Coates
Surely 'Dream you of' is a translation issue and the actual title will be 'Dream of you'?
But it is indeed written 'Dream You Of' on the Libera Records site.
Could 'Dream You Of' to be an artistic form choice ?
For now on, I let the official title 'Dream you of' and I will update it later if we see a change in the official site.
A few URLs (all Japanese so far) :
Official Libera Records
Tower Records
Rakuten
Amazon
Sony Music Shop
Usually Libera CDs in Japan are also launch from HMV and Yamano Music, but not this time.
Perhaps they will be added later...
An old old thread but...filiarheni wrote: ↑<span title="Mon Aug 26, 2024 5:56 pm">3 months ago</span>With the German way to count the octaves it is a Bb'', that's the Bb under the high C. And yes, the Libera rendition of this aria, the singing, both are just classy!
In the meantime, I looked the English terminology up again (although after so many years I should probably know it ) and edit the above, so: The high note in English is called Bb5.Yorkie wrote: ↑<span title="Mon Aug 26, 2024 5:59 pm">3 months ago</span>filiarheni wrote: ↑<span title="Mon Aug 26, 2024 5:56 pm">3 months ago</span>With the German way to count the octaves it is a Bb'', that's the Bb under the high C. And yes, the Libera rendition of this aria, the singing, both are just classy!
Oh no, what have you done. Now I must reply there and you are to blame ...Yorkie wrote: ↑<span title="Mon Aug 26, 2024 5:59 pm">3 months ago</span> An old old thread but...
https://www.libera-dreams.co.uk/viewtop ... lit=semele
I wrote my post quickly and without thinking before I ran off to work so you're right to point out my carelessness. So the same lyrics but a new melody? That's cool.fan_de_LoK wrote: ↑<span title="Mon Aug 26, 2024 12:41 pm">3 months ago</span> 'Always There' cannot be the same song from the Angel Voices era as the composer is not the same.
Yes, thank you. The CD Japan option, even with very fast shipping, is cheaper than HMV it appears; and the website is more friendly for a non-Japanese user so I'm satisfied with my choice. Though for others HMV might be a better option so it's good that it's available.fan_de_LoK wrote: ↑<span title="Tue Aug 27, 2024 7:09 am">3 months ago</span>HMV now offers the new CD like other sites.
https://www.hmv.co.jp/artist_Libera-%E3 ... m_15243636
One can only DreamLuckdragon wrote: ↑<span title="Tue Aug 27, 2024 10:19 am">3 months ago</span> It was a very nice gesture on Libera's part to honor our little forum with an album title.
But what do we need it for? I mean, why a certain way forward vision? This album like the ones before will be a very colourful album with the difference that more alumni contribute their compositions to "Dream". But the diversity of the music began with "Hope" already. (I will exempt "If", because Robert - I have no doubt about that - meant "If" to be his farewell album to everybody and to this world.)
I think you might be reading way too much into what I said . My statement about "vision" was intended in the broadest of meanings. The vision does not signify one specific musical style or song type, but concerns how this current team approaches a new album. I'm referring to their vision of what constitutes a Libera album in 2024.filiarheni wrote: ↑<span title="Tue Aug 27, 2024 7:38 pm">3 months ago</span>But what do we need it for? I mean, why a certain way forward vision? This album like the ones before will be a very colourful album with the difference that more alumni contribute their compositions to "Dream". But the diversity of the music began with "Hope" already. (I will exempt "If", because Robert - I have no doubt about that - meant "If" to be his farewell album to everybody and to this world.)
I also think that there's no need to take decisions about a certain direction, but rather go on trying themselves out with a common musical denominator though, which are their features that make their music unique, but impossible to put them into a drawer - just going on to take their choir name literally.
Or did I get you wrong?