Vorpal Blade

"Litany Split"
Composed by Aaron Otheim
Performed by Speak

Cuong Vu, trumpet
Andrew Swanson, tenor saxophone
Aaron Otheim, piano
Luke Bergman, bass
Chris Icasiano, drums

Speak (Origin Records 82558)
Produced by Luke Bergman and Speak 
Recorded August 27-30, 2009 
at Die Alone Studios, Ellensberg & Seattle, WA 
Recorded & mixed by Luke Bergman 
assisted by Vinnie LaBelle 
Mastered by Mell Dettmer 
Cover design by Kristian Garrard

Litany Split (Speak)

Northwest Symphony Orchestra, dir. Anthony Spain
For Bern Herbolsheimer

A nun takes the veil

    I have desired to go	
      Where springs not fail,	
To fields where flies no sharp and sided hail	
    And a few lilies blow.	
 
    And I have asked to be	        
      Where no storms come,	
Where the green swell is in the havens dumb,	
    And out of the swing of the sea.	

-Gerard Manley Hopkins
 

Hanna Benn- Where Springs Not Fail

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Bus In These Streets

Thundercat - 'Bus In These Streets'

Balthazar by The Rain at Night

Written, produced and performed by The Rain at Night
Recorded and co-produced by Trevor Spencer at The Unknown
Mastered by Ed Brooks
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Lead me through the bright and standing tide
Don't leave me in the light
A rain to wear the silence down
and leave us to the sound

Could you understand?

Sleep again the pyres are gleaming clearly
Tiny embers disappear
A sounding song will soon divide the night
and you will know that it was mine

Could you understand?

Balthazar

The Rain at Night

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