Формат записи/Источник записи: [TR24][OF]
Наличие водяных знаков: Нет
Год издания/переиздания диска: 2017
Жанр: celtic, scottish folk
Издатель (лейбл): Machair Records
Продолжительность: 00:45:06
Наличие сканов в содержимом раздачи: Да (сканы)
Источник (релизер): qobuz
Треклист:
01. A Phiuthrag’s A Phiuthar (O Sister, Beloved Sister)
02. Camarinas
03. Fear A Bhrochain / Domhnall Binn (The Porridge Man / Sweet-Voiced Donald)
04. Dheirich Mi Moch, B’ Fhearr Nach Do Dheirich (I Arose Early, Would That I Hadn’t)
05. Go Your Way
06. Dheirich Mi Moch Madainn Cheothar (I Arose Early On A Misty Morning)
07. Windward Away
08. Theid Mi Do Loch Alainn (I’ll Go To Lochaline)
09. Oran An Roin (Seal Song)
10. An Aghaidh Failte Na MorTthir (Response To Failte Na Mor-Thir)
11. Cearcall Mun Ghealaich (Circle About The Moon)
Контейнер: FLAC (*.flac)
Тип рипа: tracks
Разрядность: 24/44,1
Формат: PCM
Количество каналов: 2.0
Коллекция альбомов Джули Фоулис в mp3: (Celtic, Scottish Folk) Julie Fowlis - Коллекция 2005-2017 (6 релизов), MP3, 194-320 kbps
Доп. информация: https://www.juliefowlis.com/
Лог проверки качества
foobar2000 1.1.15 / Dynamic Range Meter 1.1.1
log date: 2020-02-27 11:38:12
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Analyzed: Julie Fowlis / alterum
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DR Peak RMS Duration Track
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DR9 -0.29 dB -11.15 dB 4:35 01-A Phiuthrag ’s a Phiuthar
DR10 -0.20 dB -12.13 dB 4:20 02-Camariñas
DR8 -0.19 dB -10.42 dB 5:13 03-Fear a’ Bhrochain / Dòmhnall Binn
DR9 -0.17 dB -11.20 dB 3:46 04-Dh’èirich Mi Moch, b' Fheàrr Nach Do Dh’èirich
DR8 -0.18 dB -10.59 dB 3:56 05-Go Your Way
DR7 -0.17 dB -9.60 dB 4:47 06-Dh’èirich Mi Moch Madainn Cheòthar
DR9 -0.19 dB -10.99 dB 4:21 07-Windward Away
DR8 -0.18 dB -10.20 dB 4:05 08-Thèid Mi Do Loch Àlainn
DR9 -2.01 dB -13.92 dB 2:35 09-Òran an Ròin
DR8 -0.13 dB -10.89 dB 3:06 10-An Aghaidh Fàilte Na Mòr-Thìr
DR10 -0.19 dB -13.48 dB 4:28 11-Cearcall Mun Ghealaich
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Number of tracks: 11
Official DR value: DR9
Samplerate: 44100 Hz
Channels: 2
Bits per sample: 24
Bitrate: 1422 kbps
Codec: FLAC
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Об исполнительнице (рус.) | About Artist (ru)
Джули Фоулис
Джули Фоулис (род. 20 июня 1979 г. на острове Норт-Уист в архипелаге Внешние Гебриды, Шотландия) – певица, композитор и музыкант, считается самой известной гэльской певицей из Шотландии. Уже в детстве Джули увлекалась кельтской музыкой и танцами, в отрочестве – пела в фолк-ансамблях, но с 2005 года начала сольную карьеру. Кроме пения, Джули еще играет на огромном количестве инструментов, включая флейты и волынку. Широкой публике Фоулис известна как автор музыки и песен для популярного мультфильма «Храбрая сердцем» (2012). Большинство песен исполнительницы – на гэльском языке, принадлежащем к гойдельской группе индоевропейских языков (к которой относится также древнеирландский, мэнский и ряд других, ныне исчезнувших кельтских языков). В честь Джули Фоулис назван один из красивейших сортов лилии (с очень крупными, яркими, темно-розовыми цветками и с удивительно приятным запахом). https://www.last.fm/ru/music/Julie+Fowlis/+wiki
Об исполнительнице (англ.) | About Artist (en)
Julie Fowlis
Julie Fowlis is a multi-award winning Gaelic singer who is deeply influenced by her early upbringing in the Outer Hebridean island of North Uist. With a career spanning five studio albums and numerous high profile collaborations, her ‘crystalline’ and ‘intoxicating’ vocals have enchanted audiences around the world.
Nominated as ‘Folk Singer of the Year’ at the 2018 BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards, and ‘Best Artist’ at the Songlines World Music Awards, Julie is a warm and engaging live performer who has graced stages around the world, from village halls in the Highlands to stages in New York, The Philharmonie de Paris and Shakespeare’s Globe in London. Recent invitations to perform have included a return to world-class Festival of Voice in Cardiff, the World Festival of Sacred Music in Fez, Morocco, to collaborate with the BBC Concert Orchestra in the Royal Albert Hall for the Proms and to support Scottish icons ‘Runrig’ to an audience of 50,000 during their farewell concert weekend in August 2018.
She sang live at the closing ceremony of the Ryder Cup in Chicago in 2012 to a TV audience of 500 million, an event that was only eclipsed by singing live at the opening ceremony of the Glasgow XX Commonwealth Games in 2014, to a TV audience of over 1 billion people.
Since of the release of her otherworldy album ‘alterum’ in 2017, she has been in demand – touring with the world-class Transatlantic Sessions, sell-out shows in London and throughout the UK, and is currently working on a major new 14-18 commission with celebrated Highland musician Duncan Chisholm, commemorating 100 years since the ‘Iolaire’ tragedy.
She will forever be recognised for singing the theme songs to ‘Brave’, Disney Pixar’s Oscar, Golden Globe and BAFTA winning animated film, set in the ancient highlands of Scotland. The track was recorded when Julie was eight months pregnant with her second child, and has since been a worldwide smash hit, and the song ‘Touch the Sky’ was indeed long listed for an Oscar nomination in 2013.
Julie’s most recent studio album received glowing reviews, and over the years she has been nominated and won several BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards and Scottish Traditional Music Awards. She also made history as the first Gaelic solo artist to win a Scottish Music Award in December 2014.
An artist with a genuine curiosity to explore other traditions and natural ability to cross genres, Julie has collaborated, recorded and performed with artists such as violin virtuoso Nicola Benedetti, and acclaimed singers Aled Jones, Grammy-Award winning James Taylor and Mary Chapin Carpenter. Her passion for folk culture, song and music is exemplified in her collaborations with the celebrated Québécois band Le Vent du Nord, with whom she regularly performs, Galician singer Rosa Cedrón, Welsh singer Julie Murphy and her continued musical friendship with Irish singer and musician, Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh.
Over the last ten years, Julie has also become a sought-after and successful presenter on radio and television, on BBC ALBA, BBC Radio 2, and 4, BBC Radio Scotland, BBC Scotland TV, SKY ARTS HD and TG4 in Ireland.
A quiet torchbearer for her native tradition, Julie still finds time to deepen her knowledge of Highland and Gaelic culture, tradition and history through continued research and academic projects. In addition to her two degrees (a BA Honours in Applied Music and an MA in Material Culture & The Environment), she was also awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Music by Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen. https://www.juliefowlis.com/julie/
Об альбоме (англ.) | About Album (en)
Info for 'alterum'
Having single-handedly raised the worldwide profile of Scottish Gaelic and established herself as the world's foremost interpreter of its traditional song, Julie Fowlis has perhaps surmised that she has nothing left to prove in that regard, and so has decided to do something a bit different with this, her fifth studio album. Fans need not fear that she is going to crack out an electric guitar and a laptop, however; this is still very much a traditional folk album, with just a few subtle yet undeniable differences from what has come before. Probably the most obvious is the inclusion of songs in languages other than Gaelic, notably English. Fowlis has sung in English before, most visibly on the two songs she recorded for the soundtrack of Disney's Brave, but has never before recorded a song with lyrics completely in English on any of her own albums. Here there are two: Annie Briggs' bittersweet "Go Your Way" (on which Fowlis accompanies herself on the ukulele -- another first) and the proto-feminist "Windward Away" by Archie Fisher, on which she is backed by the great Mary Chapin Carpenter. The latter is stunningly beautiful, sweeping away any possible reservations on the part of her fans; she sings just as sublimely in English as in Gaelic. The third language sung on the record is Galician, on the lovely, bilingual "Camariñas," which sees Julie joined by Gillebride MacMillan, who has translated the song's lyrics into Gaelic. In addition to the aforementioned ukulele, there are a couple of other instrumental surprises. The haunting "Òran an Ròin" prominently features the shruti box, a drone instrument more commonly heard in Indian classical music, and "Dh'èirich Mi Moch Madainn Cheòthar" has almost a pop sensibility, with multi-tracked, overdubbed vocals strongly reminiscent of Enya. Elsewhere it's largely business as usual, though of course, because it's Fowlis and her band, that means work a significant cut above the rest of the pack. Other highlights include album opener "A Phiuthrag 's a Phiuthar" (boasting a lush, sweeping string arrangement) and the two lively puirt à beul sets, "Thèid Mi do Loch Àlainn" and "Fear a' Bhrochain/Dòmhnall Binn." The album is themed around "the otherworld" and as a result some of the subject matter is quite eerie and dark, but this is a more upbeat album in general than its predecessor, Gach Sgeul, and more varied, resulting in a more immediate listen. The only slight disappointment is the omission of lyrics and sleeve notes (though they are available online). Ultimately, this is another seemingly effortless triumph for Fowlis, sending her career to new and previously uncharted heights.
~ John D. Buchanan https://www.qobuz.com/fr-fr/album/alterum-julie-fowlis/0692264689604
Состав | Artists
Vocals, Sruti Box, Ukulele, Whistle, Arranged By – Julie Fowlis
with
Guest Vocals – Mary Chapin Carpenter, Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh, Gillebride MacMillan
Piano, Harmonium – Donald Shaw
Guitar – Tony Byrne
Fiddle – Duncan Chisholm
Viola, Harmonica – Aoife Ni Bhriain
Flute, Whistle – Micheal McGoldrick
Bouzouki, Percussion, Viola – Éamon Doorley
Bodhrán – Dónal Lunny
Viola, Fiddle – Aoife Ni Bhriain
Cello – Su-a Lee
Viola – Rhoslyn Lawton
Violin – Fiona Stephen, Greg Lawson, Kobus Frick
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