℗ 2016 Resonus Limited
Released May 6, 2016
Duration 1h 00m 51s
Record Label Resonus Classics
Catalogue No. RES10165
Genre Classical (Guitar)
 

The Soldier's Return: Guitar Music Inspired by Scotland

James Akers

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1.1
Variations on a Favourite Scottish Air, Op. 40
Fernando Sor; James Akers
7:07
Sei Arie Nazionali Scozzesi, WoO  
1.2
I. The Soldier’s Return
Mauro Giuliani; James Akers
4:25
La donna del Lago  
1.3
Variations on Rossini’s ‘La Marcia’
Luigi Legnani; James Akers
7:31
1.4
Prelude and Scotsoises (1)
Mauro Giuliani; James Akers
4:05
Sei Arie Nazionali Scozzesi, WoO  
1.5
V. Blue Bells of Scotland
Mauro Giuliani; James Akers
4:49
1.6
IV. Jenny’s Bawbee, A Reel
Mauro Giuliani; James Akers
4:09
Bardenklange, Op. 13  
1.7
III. Fingal’s Cave
Johann Kaspar Mertz; James Akers
4:40
Sei Arie Nazionali Scozzesi, WoO  
1.8
III. Coming through the Rye
Mauro Giuliani; James Akers
3:45
1.9
Prelude and Scotsoises (2)
Mauro Giuliani; James Akers
4:25
1.10
II. This is no my ain Lassie
Mauro Giuliani; James Akers
5:05
La donna del Lago  
1.11
Variations on Rossini’s ‘Oh Quante Lagrime’
Luigi Legnani; James Akers
7:47
Sei Arie Nazionali Scozzesi, WoO  
1.12
VI. The Old Country Bumpkin
Mauro Giuliani; James Akers
3:03
Digital Booklet
Guitarist and lutenist James Akers performs a stunning selection of works for romantic guitar on this captivating recording consisting almost entirely of world premieres. The composers, 19th century guitar legends from continental Europe, were all inspired to craft these pieces by the Scottish landscape, its music and literature. Akers's seductive programme allows a peek at the magical, diverse and even haunting Scottish influences that bewitched each of these composers.
96 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Resonus Classics Studio Masters

Recorded at 24-bit / 96kHz resolution (DDD) Recorded in Menuhin Hall, Stoke d’Abernon, Surrey on 26-27 May 2015 Producer, Engineer & Editor: Douglas Whates Executive Producer: Adam BInks Cover image & instrument photography © Resonus Limited Session photography: Douglas Whates
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1
Variations on a Favourite Scottish Air, Op. 40
-1.09-26.59-23.516
2
I. The Soldier’s Return
-1.00-25.85-22.717
3
Variations on Rossini’s ‘La Marcia’
-7.45-27.96-24.813
4
Prelude and Scotsoises (1)
-0.71-25.13-21.917
5
V. Blue Bells of Scotland
-5.59-29.46-26.016
6
IV. Jenny’s Bawbee, A Reel
-4.76-26.83-23.415
7
III. Fingal’s Cave
-6.49-27.09-24.313
8
III. Coming through the Rye
-8.05-30.23-27.014
9
Prelude and Scotsoises (2)
-4.64-27.43-24.115
10
II. This is no my ain Lassie
-2.12-25.29-22.116
11
Variations on Rossini’s ‘Oh Quante Lagrime’
-2.80-27.91-24.917
12
VI. The Old Country Bumpkin
-2.32-24.15-20.914

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