“Drifting, Dreaming”. (Erik Satie’s Gymnopedie No.1) This song was recorded by Cleo Laine and James Galway on their 1980 album “Sometimes When We Touch”. It was the first track on the album and the A side of a single.
Three songs from the Lyrics For Classics collection of songs using classical themes with arrangements by Michael Neaum and lyrics by Don Read. The choir is Sinfonia Chorale conducted by Richard Roddis.
Danse Gastronomique ( Saint-Saëns Danse Macabre). This melody, far from being macabre, is quite a cheerful tune. As a song it becomes a warning for the obesity lobby and is ideal for a jolly singalong. So-altogether now- Let’s All Sing Saint-Saëns Song. Try saying that when you’ve had a pint or ten !
Child. (Bach’s Air On A G String). Possibly the most familiar melody in the classical repertoire. Now you can sing it. Dedicated to future generations in whose hands the survival of world depends.
Three songs from the Lyrics For Classics collection of songs using classical themes with arrangements by Michael Neaum and lyrics by Don Read. The choir is Sinfonia Chorale conducted by Richard Roddis.
Danse Gastronomique ( Saint-Saëns Danse Macabre). This melody, far from being macabre, is quite a cheerful tune. As a song it becomes a warning for the obesity lobby and is ideal for a jolly singalong. So-altogether now- Let’s All Sing Saint-Saëns Song. Try saying that when you’ve had a pint or ten !
Child. (Bach’s Air On A G String). Possibly the most familiar melody in the classical repertoire. Now you can sing it. Dedicated to future generations in whose hands the survival of world depends.
