Spirituals in Concert
Facts
| Studio | Deutsche Grammophon |
| Release Date | March 8, 1991 |
| UPC Code | 028942979024 |
| Buy this item | $14.99 at Amazon.com As of Aug 30 8:20 EDT (details) 1 Audio CD, Usually ships in 24 hours, |
Tracks
- In That Great Getting Up Morning
- Sinner, Please Don't Let This Harvest Pass
- Over My Head/ Lil' David
- Oh, What A Beautiful City
- Lord, How Come Me Here
- I Believe I'll Go Back Home-Lordy, Won't You Help Me
- Ride On, King Jesus
- Swing Low, Sweet Chariot-Ride Up In The Chariot
- You Can Tell The World
- Scandalize My Name
- Great Day
- Oh, Glory
- Calvary-They Crucified My Lord
- Talk About A Child
- Gospel Train
- My God Is So High
- There Is A Balm In Gilead
- He's Got The Whole World In His Hand
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User Reviews
Average user review:| One of my favorite discs |
| Magnificent |
| I wish I had seen the concert |
Put two operatic sopranos together for a concert, and what do you expect? Two voices so similar that time drags in a seemingly endless monotony? Not so in this case! The contrast between Norman's sheer power and Battle's lyricism and vocal flexibility keeps the listener on audio tiptoe. And there is the obvious rapport with their audience, so vividly noted in the crowd's response throughout "Scandalize My Name."
I can understand the concerns of some previous reviewers, that this is not what we might call a "standard" approach to spirituals. However, my collection includes several recordings of spirituals, from the simplicity of Marion Anderson, to the folksiness of Harry Belafonte, to "Spirituals for Strings," and the chorales of Fred Waring and Robert Shaw. Each of these approaches elicits a new depth of the feeling expressed in this musical form.
"Spirituals in Concert" is a welcome and worthy addition to what I already owned. February 7, 2008
| It Just Doesn't Get Any Better! |
| "Lord, How Come Me Here" |
And the VERY funny "Scandelize My Name" is also worth the price of the total album!
Alinde O'Malley June 18, 2007
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