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the soldier's tear a
SCDV105522 John Gregory Knowles, Guy Cedric Protheroe, George Alexander Lee, Thomas Haynes BaylyPATRIOTIC BRITAIN
Track name: THE SOLDIER'S TEAR A
Trackcode: SCDV105522
Composer: George Alexander Lee, Thomas Haynes Bayly, John Gregory Knowles (Arr.), Guy Cedric Protheroe (Arr.)
アーティスト: Guy Protheroe, Helen Tunstall, John Gregory Knowles, Timothy Murton Laight, James Rattigan
EAN/GTIN: 4020771217557
ISRC: DE-B63-21-75522
Album name: PATRIOTIC BRITAIN
Catalogue number: SCDV1055
Label: Sonoton Vanguard - SCDV
LC number: 07573
Trackcode: SCDV105522
Composer: George Alexander Lee, Thomas Haynes Bayly, John Gregory Knowles (Arr.), Guy Cedric Protheroe (Arr.)
アーティスト: Guy Protheroe, Helen Tunstall, John Gregory Knowles, Timothy Murton Laight, James Rattigan
EAN/GTIN: 4020771217557
ISRC: DE-B63-21-75522
Album name: PATRIOTIC BRITAIN
Catalogue number: SCDV1055
Label: Sonoton Vanguard - SCDV
LC number: 07573
This ballad was written by Alexander Lee in 1827 for the opera 'Music and Prejudice' and was popular throughout the 19th Century, being mentioned in the book 'Scenes of a clerical life' by George Elliot. Folk ensemble with harp and male vocal. 94 bpm (Dmaj)
| Artists | Guy Protheroe, Helen Tunstall, John Gregory Knowles, Timothy Murton Laight, James Rattigan |
|---|---|
| Tempo | 普通, 94 bpm |
| Key | Dmaj |
| Featured instruments | ヴォーカル/ヴォイス (feat.), チェンバロ（ハープシコード） (feat.) |
| Formation | 小編成(2-10) |
| Sound | ナチュラルサウンド |
| Version | メインバージョン |
| Duration | 2:59 |
| Release date | 2021-08-25 |
| ISRC | DEB632175522 |
| Download file name | SCDV105522_THE_SOLDIER_S_TEAR_A_SONOTON |
| GEMA Workcode | 13021301 |
Arranged by John Gregory Knowles, Guy Protheroe, Timothy Murton Laight & James Rattigan. Produced by John Gregory Knowles. Recorded at EMPIRE STUDIO, Bethnal Green, London, UK; SKINNY FARM STUDIO, New Malden Surrey, UK and CODA STUDIO, Surbiton Surrey, UK. Sound engineer: Paul Golding.
Performed by Ian Humphries (violin), Rita Manning (violin), Adrian Varela (violin), Alison Kelly (violin), Ann Lovatt (violin), Judith Busbridge (viola), Frank Schaefer (cello), Deidre Cooper (cello), Chris Lawrence (double bass), Paul Morgan (double bass), John Anderson (oboe), Anna Noakes (flute), Nick Bucknall (clarinet), Crispian Steele Perkins (trumpet), James Rattigan (French horn, accordion), Tristan Fry (timpani), Sally Heath (piano, harpsichord), Helen Tunstall (harp), Chris Knowles (guitar), John Gregory Knowles (dulcimer, drums, percussion), Timothy Murton Laight (banjo).
Special thanks to Augusta Lees, Mark Glentworth and David Jones at Skinny Farm and Jacob Palmer at Coda.
Orchestral and choral management: Ann Manly, The English Chamber Choir Https://www.englishchamberchoir.co.uk/, conductor: Guy Protheroe. Orchestral leader and soloist: Ian Humphries. Copyist: Sara Loewenthal.
Mastered by Gerhart Frei at INTERSOUND Studios, Munich, Germany.
Cover art: Joe Miletzki
Performed by Ian Humphries (violin), Rita Manning (violin), Adrian Varela (violin), Alison Kelly (violin), Ann Lovatt (violin), Judith Busbridge (viola), Frank Schaefer (cello), Deidre Cooper (cello), Chris Lawrence (double bass), Paul Morgan (double bass), John Anderson (oboe), Anna Noakes (flute), Nick Bucknall (clarinet), Crispian Steele Perkins (trumpet), James Rattigan (French horn, accordion), Tristan Fry (timpani), Sally Heath (piano, harpsichord), Helen Tunstall (harp), Chris Knowles (guitar), John Gregory Knowles (dulcimer, drums, percussion), Timothy Murton Laight (banjo).
Special thanks to Augusta Lees, Mark Glentworth and David Jones at Skinny Farm and Jacob Palmer at Coda.
Orchestral and choral management: Ann Manly, The English Chamber Choir Https://www.englishchamberchoir.co.uk/, conductor: Guy Protheroe. Orchestral leader and soloist: Ian Humphries. Copyist: Sara Loewenthal.
Mastered by Gerhart Frei at INTERSOUND Studios, Munich, Germany.
Cover art: Joe Miletzki
Upon the hill he turned
To take a last fond look
Of the valley and the village church
And the cottage by the brook
He listened to the sounds
So familiar to his ear
And the soldier leant upon his sword
And wiped away a tear
Beside that cottage porch
A girl was on her knees
She held aloft a snowy scarf
Which fluttered in the breeze
She breathed a prayer for him
A prayer he could not hear
But he paused to bless her as she knelt
And wiped away a tear
He turned and left that spot
Oh! do not deem him weak
For dauntless was the soldier's heart
Tho' tears were on his cheek
(He watched the foremost ranks in danger's dark career
Be sure the hand most daring there has wiped away a tear.) x2
To take a last fond look
Of the valley and the village church
And the cottage by the brook
He listened to the sounds
So familiar to his ear
And the soldier leant upon his sword
And wiped away a tear
Beside that cottage porch
A girl was on her knees
She held aloft a snowy scarf
Which fluttered in the breeze
She breathed a prayer for him
A prayer he could not hear
But he paused to bless her as she knelt
And wiped away a tear
He turned and left that spot
Oh! do not deem him weak
For dauntless was the soldier's heart
Tho' tears were on his cheek
(He watched the foremost ranks in danger's dark career
Be sure the hand most daring there has wiped away a tear.) x2
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