Various: Like Trees in November CD Track Listing

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Various Like Trees in November (2005)
Lissuners Disc for November 2005
This folk cd contains 18 tracks and runs 77min 17sec.
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1. Timothy Byrd - Like Trees in November (00:11)
   A quote from Watership Down to set the stage.
2. Patrick Ball - Castle Kelly (03:59)
   Patrick is a Storyteller/Harper who plays the wire-strung harp. I've always loved this piece - it seems so powerful.
3. Michael Hedges - Aerial Boundaries (04:43)
   Michael Hedges was incredible. He reinvented the acoustic guitar. Once, a rock-guitarist friend and I went to one of his concerts. Afterward, my friend admitted that for the first fifteen minutes, he hadn't realized that Hedges was performing solo.
4. Kim Robertson and Virginia Kron - Temple of Wisdom (04:07)
   Harp and cello is my favourite combination of instruments. I love Kim both for her fluid playing style and her personal sense of sarcasm.
5. Robert Simon - As Time Passes By (03:51)
   Spanish style guitar is another love. Robert Simon is a guitarist I heard performing on the 3rd Street Promenade in Santa Monica.
6. Timothy Byrd - For Shannin (04:18)
   My heart beats to quarters every time I see her...
7. Apocalyptica - The Unforgiven (05:24)
   Four cellists from the Sibelius Institute play the music of Metallica. So evocative.
8. The Dale Warland Singers - Agnes Dei (Samuel Barber) (08:33)
   The choral arrangement of Barber's Adagio. This piece can move me to tears.
9. William Ackerman - Processional (05:01)
   Another moving guitar piece.
10. William Jackson - The Rain (03:12)
    Billy is a Scottish composer/harpist. I find his work has a cinematic quality.
11. Michael Hedges - All Along the Watchtower (03:00)
    His covers showcased his ability to emulate an entire band on an acoustic guitar.
12. Bobbie-Joe Erikson - Sunday Bloody Sunday (04:36)
    In the grand tradition of Irish ballads...
13. Acoustica - Postmark Birmingham (03:29)
    I really want to figure out how to do this song on the harp. ( I beg the assistance of any musician-lissuners.)
14. Tori Amos - Winter (05:43)
    My favorites are her first two "girl with a piano" albums.
15. Kim Robertson - Bittersweet II (02:40)
    As the title says...
16. Loreena McKennitt - The Old Ways (05:46)
    A powerful tune, a beautiful voice.
17. Timothy Byrd - Maturin's Lament for the Tir nan Og (var. iii, excerpt) (02:14)
    Me again.
18. Synergy - Warriors (excerpt) (06:17)
    "Oh such a dying fall." My first interest in classical music came form another Synergy piece - an electronic interpretation of the Largo from Dvorak's New World Symphony.