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Fair Assembly by Advice to the Players (CD, 2008)

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A Fair Assembly by Advice to the Players & Patrick Hornig - CD - NEW / SEALED by Advice to the Players & Patrick Hornig - CD - NEW / SEALED.

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelCD Baby, Cdb

UPC0796873041904

eBay Product ID (ePID)17046048502

Product Key Features

FormatCD

Release Year2008

GenreFolk

ArtistAdvice to the Players

Release TitleFair Assembly

Dimensions

Item Height0.31 in

Item Weight0.12 lb

Item Length5.47 in

Item Width4.81 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks42

Number of Discs1

TracksAll the World's a Stage, Under the Greenwood Tree, I Do Much Wonder, Country Gardens, Come Apace Good Audrey, Waterfall, I Do Affect, I'll Be Your Roselind, Cere's Blessing, I Know a Bank, My Dear Lady Disdain, O Mistress Mine, You Have Simply Misused Our Sex, If I Profain, Full Fathom Five, What a Piece of Work Is a Man, Sailor's Wife Had Chestnuts, O My Offense Is Rank, Raven Is Hoarse, Coronation of MacBeth, Thou Hast It Now, How All Occasions Do Inform, There Is a Willow Grows, Wind ; the Rain, Tomorrow and Tomorrow, Unto the Green Holly, To Be or Not to Be, Here Is the Scroll, Mad Merry Pranks of Robin Goodfellow, Let Me Be the Lion, Smidgeon, When My Cue Comes, All Is Well, You Puppet You!, On Lammas Eve at Night, There Was a Star Danc'd, Where the Bee Sucks, My Bounty Is As Boundless As the Sea, Wind ; the Rain, If for My Love, Cuckoo ; the Owl, We Are Such Stuff As Dreams

NotesAdvice to the Players was founded in 1999 to bring Shakespeare's rich and sensual words to life in northern New Hampshire. Why Shakespeare? Why now? Because 400 years later, his language is as deep and as huge as our pas-sions, because his themes transform us and make us as large as we are meant to be, because iambic pentameter is the beating of our human hearts. Since it first drew breath, Advice to the Players' lively and unique company of theatre professionals, community members, and teens has been in the Shakespeare - the transformation - business. These are some of our voices. Enjoy. Caroline Nesbitt, Artistic Director Rebecca Boyden, Managing Director Shakespeare's plays contain songs but he left us no music, only words. I did not set out to write music for Shakespeare but somehow new music came to me -- influenced by English folk and early music traditions, with electronica, and time signatures of 5 and 7-- and it has cloaked the actors of ATTP with magic and mystery for the last five years. Here is my original music, plus some traditional melodies which may have been heard in the days of the Bard. Patrick Hornig, Composer.