Lottes Gift

Artist: Karin Schaupp
Regular price Regular price $22.14
Format: CD
SKU: SRD765917  |  Barcode: 028947659174

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Description

Lotte's Gift is the story of three generations of inspiring women and the music in their lives. This album is the soundtrack to this moving play, written by renowned Australian playwright David Williamson. Both the CD and the play feature internationally renowned guitarist Karin Schaupp, who, along with her mother and grandmother, form the basis of the story. Themes of relationships, traditions, family bonds and retrospectives on different stages of life run through both the story and the music, making this album insightful and relevant to people of all ages.

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Specifications

  • Format
    CD
  • Brand
  • Model #
    4765917
  • Number of Pieces
    1
  • Attributes
    Australia - Import
  • Available Date
    1/29/2007

Tracks

  • 1 Waltz, Op. 39 No. 15, Johannes Brahms
  • 2 Vals (Waltz), Op.8 No.3, Agustn Barrios Mangore
  • 3 Contemplacion, Agustn Barrios Mangore
  • 4 Lascia Ch'io Pianga (Let Me Weep) from Ranaldo, George Frederic Handel
  • 5 Choros No. 1, Heitor Villa-Lobos
  • 6 Stele (First Movement) from Stele, Phillip Houghton
  • 7 Verde Alma (Innocent Soul), Maximo Diego Pujol
  • 8 Passeio No Rio (Walking in Rio), Luiz Bonfa
  • 9 Il Pleut Dans Ma Chambre (It's Raining in My Bedroom), Charles Trenet
  • 10 Landler No. 3 from Twelve Landler with Coda, Op. 75, Mouro Giuliani
  • 11 Tritsch-Tritsch-Polka, Johann Strass II
  • 12 Waltzing Matilda, Marie Cowan
  • 13 Dedicatoria from Songs of Youth, Op. 1, Enrique Granados
  • 14 Asturias (Leyenda), Isaac Albeniz
  • 15 Adagio (Second Movement) from Concierto de Aranjuez, Joaquin Rodrigo