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    Turning Into Song is a new album of music by six American composers set to the poems of Lucy Miller Murray. The album features fifteen world-premiere songs performed by David Shifrin on clarinet, mezzo-soprano Susannah Woodruff, and Yevgeny Yontov on piano. The project started in 2010 and lasted for over ten years until 2021. The album showcases the works of Jeremy Gill, Paul Moravec, Jake Heggie, Eugene Drucker, Michael Stephen Brown, and Richard Wilson. These composers have created musical interpretations of Murray's poetry from the 1960s to the present, offering an intriguing exploration of her work. Also performing on the album are violinist Eugene Drucker, cellist David Finckel, clarinetist Seunghee Lee, and baritone Mischa Bouvier. Produced, edited, mixed and mastered by Adam Abeshouse.

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1.
Gill: Words 01:50
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Gill: On Hearing a Very Famous Man Speak Profoundly 05:56
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Gill: Please Take My Words 02:31
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Eugene Drucker, Susannah Woodruff, David Finckel - Drucker: Of Troubled Times 01:42
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Moravec: I Have Held My Days Like Beads 02:05
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Moravec: Love Leaps Along in Crooked Lines 01:06
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Moravec: Oh, Poor Words That Sing of Love 02:52
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8.
Brown: Bronze Statue of a Man 02:59
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Brown: Marble Statue of Aphrodite 00:54
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10.
Brown: Ambiguous Angel 05:18
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11.
Heggie: Ode to Image 02:54
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Heggie: Would That I Were Edna St. Vincent Millay (arr. Moravec) 04:06
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13.
Wilson: On the Death of Juan Gelman 05:54
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14.
Wilson: My Antique Phrases 03:26
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15.
Wilson: Words and Music- An Argument 07:25
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Turning Into Song is a new album of music by six American composers set to the poems of Lucy Miller Murray. The album features fifteen world-premiere songs performed by David Shifrin on clarinet, mezzo-soprano Susannah Woodruff, and Yevgeny Yontov on piano. The project started in 2010 and lasted for over ten years until 2021. The album showcases the works of Jeremy Gill, Paul Moravec, Jake Heggie, Eugene Drucker, Michael Stephen Brown, and Richard Wilson. These composers have created musical interpretations of Murray's poetry from the 1960s to the present, offering an intriguing exploration of her work. Also performing on the album are violinist Eugene Drucker, cellist David Finckel, clarinetist Seunghee Lee, and baritone Mischa Bouvier.

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released August 25, 2023

Composers: Jeremy Gill, Paul Moravec, Jake Heggie, Eugene Drucker, Michael Stephen Brown and Richard Wilson

Set to Poems of: Lucy Miller Murray

Producer and Engineer: Adam Abeshouse
Edited/Mixed and Mastering: Adam Abeshouse

Executive Producer: Seunghee Lee

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Musica Solis is an independent classical record label and sheet music publisher based in New York City. We specialize in high-quality clarinet and woodwind recordings and are committed to working with musicians to guarantee that their dreams are realized. We aim to guide and mentor the next generation of classical musicians to become independent entrepreneurial leaders of their generation. ... more

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