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Adams: The Wound-Dresser; Christian Zeal and Activity; Five Songs; Eros Piano by John Adams released in 1999. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards a AllMusic relies heavily on JavaScript.
The middle movement, "Christian Zeal and Activity", is often performed and recorded without the other movements. Adams states that the title of the movement was "stolen out of old Methodist gospel or hymn tune book" and is an arrangement of "Onward, Christian Soldiers", a popular hymn tune (written as "St. Gertrude") by Arthur Sullivan.
1. The Wound Dresser. 2. Christian Zeal And Activity. 3. Five Songs by Charles Ives (orchestrated by John Adams) 4. Eros Piano. Disc #5. Excerpts from The Death Of Klinghoffer. Disc #6. 1. Tromba Lontana and Short Ride in a Fast Machine. 2. Common Tones In Simple Time. 3. El Dorado. Disc # 7. 1. Harmonielehre. 2. Violin Concerto. Disc # 8. 1 ...
The Wound-Dresser: 4-1: The Wound-Dresser: 19:06: Christian Zeal And Activity: 4-2: Christian Zeal And Activity: 10:06: Five Songs: 4-3: Thoreau: 1:29: 4-4: Down East: 2:24: 4-5: Cradle Song: 1:21: 4-6: At The River: 1:13: 4-7: Serenity: 1:58: Eros Piano: 4-8: Eros Piano: 14:52: The Death Of Klinghoffer: Prologue: 5-1: Chorus Of The Exiled ...
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“The Wound-Dresser,” says Adams, “is the most intimate, most graphic, and most profoundly affecting evocation of the act of nursing the sick and dying that I know of. It is also astonishingly free of any kind of hyperbole or amplified emotion, yet the detail of the imagery is of a precision that could only be attained by one who had been ...
Christian Zeal and Activity (1973) - In his only other venture toward minimalist tape sampling pieces, Adams combines a hymn-like sound of elongated richly-harmonized chords with a seemingly unrelated tape of repeated phrases of a sermon on the power of faith healing (a bit like the effect of Simon and Garfunkel's “Seven O'Clock News/Silent ...
The Wound-Dresser is a piece for chamber orchestra and baritone singer by composer John Adams. The piece is an elegiac setting of excerpts from American poet Walt Whitman's poem "The Wound-Dresser" (1865) about his experience as a hospital volunteer during the American Civil War.
