Britten/ Williams/ Burnside - Songs & Proverbs & Tit for Tat & Folk-Songs In Stock before he had to rush

before he had to rush off to another venue

Type O Negative and Life Of Agony - AWESOME

songs for carmella: sing-a-longs and lullabies

2 Photocards

sacred and profane

Britten/ Williams/ Burnside - Songs & Proverbs & Tit for Tat & Folk-Songs In Stock before he had to rushBritten wrote his Songs and Proverbs of William Blake, Op. 74 for the German baritone Dietrich Fischer Dieskau in 1965. The singer admired the 'concentration and enigmatic smile' of the settings, and Britten constructed, through alternation of proverbs with songs, and an intense contemplation on the human and the eternal, one of his greatest song cycles. By contrast Tit for Tat sees Britten revisiting youthful, light spirited settings of the poet