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Anatoly Lyadov Bagatelle Opus 30

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Cavatina from "The Deer Hunter" by Stanley MYERS - Arrangement for Trumpet and Piano

Midi sketch for finale on upcoming album 'Love is...'

We've Had A Good Life

AYRE “... a song-like vocal or instrumental composition."
And with that, The Oxford Dictionary of Music, has easily summed up the
wide selection of music found on David Lanz and Kristin Amarie's latest
masterwork, AYRES.
Herein you will find, intimate vocal and solo piano performances along side
sweeping orchestral arrangements in support of vocals, choir and several
instrumentals centered around the piano and cello.
Award-winnning soprano, Kristin Amarie, and Grammy Nominated pianist,
David Lanz, are beautifully supported by Emmy winning arranger and
composer, Kurt Bestor, conducting The Utah Film Orchestra.
Danish classical guitarist, Lars Hannibal and American Game Of Thrones
cellist, Cameron Stone, are among those who offer their masterful musical
gifts in enhancement of these works.
Bach's classic Air on the G string, is reborn within an engaging Amarie vocal
in this contemporary orchestral rendition. AIR features very special quest,
original Procol Harum organist and composer of A WHITER SHADE OF
PALE, Matthew Fisher.
PADRE NOSTRO (The Lord's Prayer), and GLORIA IN EXCELSIS DEO, two
ancient prayers are performed here in Italian. Of note, the UK's premiere
singing group, Apollo Five, join Kristin Amarie and American tenor, Dallyn Vail
Bayles, and together they elevate GLORIA IN EXCELSIS DEO, in heavenly
fashion. A third prayer from AYRES, the classic, AVE MARIE, is performed in
it’s classic Latin text, supported by Libera's English boy star treble, Luca
Brugnoli. All three hymns retain their original texts, but have been
recomposed by Lanz and Amarie and cast in new musical settings.
AYRES also features newly composed vocal and instrumental music, written
and arranged for piano, cello, classical guitar and orchestra. All are given a
modern Classical Crossover treatment. In particular, DEMAIN DES L'AUBES
(Tomorrow at Dawn). A hauntingly beautiful piece, composed around Victor
Hugo's poem about the tragic death of his daughter, Léopoldine. Sung in
French by Kristin and supported with piano and chamber orchestra.
Over the last decade, Kristin Amarie and David Lanz, have forged a musical
union that is truly inspired. Performing, composing and producing in
collaborative and solo recordings, this musical power couple has amassed an
impressive body of work.
And now with AYRES, their latest collaboration, they are once again hitting
new heights! Here is a rich and beautifully conceived album. An album who's
spirit invites the listener to immerse themselves in a very personal and soul
soothing musical experience.
CREDITS
All music produced by Lanz/Amarie/Bestor except * produced by Lanz/
Amarie
1,2,3,5,7,9
Utah Film Orchestra arranged and conducted by Kurt Bestor
Orchestral Engineer - Michael Greene
Funk Studios, Salt Lake City, Utah
Piano and vocals recorded by Nicolas Ntimas
Lanz Home Studios, Pafos, Cyprus
Mixing Engineer - Don Murray
Los Angels, California
1,2,5,7,9,10
Mixing Engineer - NN Music Production, Nicosia, Cyprus
3,4,6,8,11,12
Mastered by - NN Music Production, Nicosia, Cyprus.

AYRES

AVE MARIA

"Love is..." endeavors to convey the strength and sentiment of love through music. It draws upon the many forms of love that have shaped my life—romantic, familial, and platonic—and the lives of those with whom I’ve shared these connections.      
 
Love is a profound and intricate emotion, defined by deep affection, attachment, and care. It has the power to uplift us with immense joy and, at times, to break us with sorrow. In all its forms, love binds us, moves us, and shapes the way we live and relate to the world.

4 - Morning Glory

9. Brad Mehldau: Love Sublime [arr. Patrick Zimmerli]

Mendelssohn: Trios

Piano Trio No. 2 in C Minor, Op. 66: II. Andante espressivo

Du Bist Die Ruh (D. 776; Op. 59, No. 3)  by Franz Schubert
Erika Mädi Jones (soprano)
Panaretos Kyriatzidis (piano)

Du Bist Die Ruh (D. 776; Op. 59, No. 3) by Franz Schubert (Soprano, Erika Mädi Jones)

Recorded live at the DePaul University Concert Hall 2016
Kate Flum, flute
Beilin Han, piano

Sonata "La flûte de Pan" by Jules Mouquet (mvt 2, excerpt)

Recital with soloist Sarah College at Baldwin Wallace Conservatory, 2010

Recital

Spring Waters, Op. 14, No. 11

Patrick Wickliffe is an American composer, music director, and organist dedicated to exploring America’s unique identity through its music. Recent projects have emphasized a celebration of shared human experience through time and space reconceptualization, while at the same time searching for new ways of expressing connection through sound. Moreover, Patrick is compelled by the notion of reconciliation through musical innovation.

Patrick enjoys working in instrumental, vocal, and electronic genres and has worked with artists and ensembles for over two decades. He holds a doctoral degree from the University of Cincinnati. | www.patrickwickliffe.com.