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Download Booklet PERPETUAL TWILIGHT 9 Oxen of the Sun [5.15] e Strings in the Earth and Air [5.12] Eoghan Desmond Colin Mawby/Desmond Earley 1 Dúlamán [2.57] 5 The Maid of Culmore [4.30] Words: James Joyce Words: James Joyce Trad. Irish arr. Desmond Earley Trad. Irish arr. Kevin Whyms Soloist: Cormac Ó hAodáin French horn Soloists: Aoife O’Connor soprano Michael Seaver clarinet, Geraldine O’Doherty harp Words: Unknown Soloists: Mark Waters tenor, Hazel Conway soprano Soloists: Ciarán O’Donovan tenor Kevin Whyms guitar 0 Bó na Leathadhairce [3.09] Conor Lyons bodhrán r Trad. Irish arr. Desmond Earley Bright Cap and Streamers [2.43] 6 A Star [4.47] Soloists: Ciarán O’Donovan tenor Colin Mawby 2 My Love is like a Red, Red Rose [4.05] Natasa Paulberg Conor Lyons bodhrán Words: James Joyce Robert Burns arr. Ēriks Ešenvalds Words: Patrick Kavanagh Soloists: Shane Sweeney tenor Michael Seaver clarinet Words: Trad. Scottish Soloists: Emily Doyle soprano q Aimhirgín [5.44] Soloists: Declan Wildes tenor Maeve O’Hara vibraphone, Arun Rao cello Ivo Antognini Mikie Smyth whistle Tristan Russcher piano, Gillian Williams violin Words: Amairgen Glúngel Total timings: [66.20] Soloists: Gavin Coll bass 3 Body of the Moon [7.50] 7 Elegy [6.32] David Agnew cor anglais Desmond Earley Bill Whelan Words: Galileo Galilei Words: Frank McGuinness w Wild Mountain Thyme [3.16] Soloists: Abby Molloy alto, Sinéad O’Brien mezzo soprano Soloists: Emily Doyle soprano Trad. Scottish arr. Eoin Conway Geraldine O’Doherty harp Martin Johnson cello, Paul Maher bass drum Words: Unknown Soloists: Ciarán O’Donovan tenor 4 At that hour when all things have repose [5.55] 8 Danny Boy [4.27] Aoife O’Connor soprano Timothy Stephens Trad. Irish arr. Desmond Earley Words: James Joyce Words: Frederic Weatherly Soloists: Niamh McCullough soprano Soloists: Aoife O’Connor soprano, Declan Wildes tenor Geraldine O’Doherty harp THE CHORAL SCHOLARS OF UNIVERSITY COLLEGE DUBLIN DESMOND EARLEY Artistic dIRECTOR www.signumrecords.com INTRODUCTION dó is eol ca bhfuineann grian/who knows where There are seven new works for choir, each the sun sets?’; in Elegy, Frank McGuinness receiving its premiere recording on Perpetual The waters of the untamed Atlantic Ocean carve writes ‘fetch me the sun and shadow’; Patrick Twilight and all of them drawn from the out the craggy landscape of Ireland’s western Kavanagh turns our gaze to a star ‘that far literature of Ireland, together with four new coastline, but it is the ever-varying light – vanished flame’; W. B. Yeats invites the reader arrangements of much-loved favourites. Many dancing and falling across the land – that to consider the things of ‘night and light and of the texts on this disc express a poetic gives Ireland unique beauty. The Irish twilight, the half-light’ and James Joyce captures the reflection on the contrasts of light and or ‘half-light’ as William Butler Yeats described romance of twilight in his poem At that hour darkness, and life and death; always in search it – a mysterious light that stretches out its fingers when all things have repose. of a deeper understanding of our place and near to midnight – is particularly enchanting. purpose in this puzzling world. Joyce, a graduate of University College Dublin, The title of this disk, Perpetual Twilight, derives is considered one of the fathers of modern Galileo’s words ‘siamo unite da legami invisibili from the phrase ‘perpetuo crepuscolo’ which literature for his creative brilliance. Joyce was /we are all connected by invisible bonds’ bring is drawn from the writings of Galileo Galilei also an accomplished tenor, having won a to mind our cosmic connectivity. It is my hope (1564-1642). This Italian phrase is central to bronze medal for solo singing in 1904 at the that this music will bring a renewed appreciation a section of the Body of the Moon, a work I was Dublin Feis Ceoil competition. According to of the beauty and light of this world, and serve commissioned to write for radio broadcast a review of the competition in the Irish Daily as a reminder of the enduring ties that bind in the Pacific Northwest of the United States Independent on 17 May 1904, ‘Mr. Joyce showed us all together in our shared paths of life. of America in 2017. Galileo’s entire phrase ‘we himself possessed of the finest quality voice of had perpetual twilight and never darkness’ is any of those competing’. To mark the unique a poetic description of experiencing the eerie connection that University College Dublin has phenomenon of a total solar eclipse. with James Joyce, the Arts Council of Ireland supported the commissioning of three pieces Desmond Earley The sun is the source of all our natural light, for the choir based on poems from Joyce’s Artistic Director, Choral Scholars of University College Dublin and sun worship was central to the early 1907 collection, Chamber Music. In addition spirituality of the Gaels, as it was to many other there is a piece for horn and choir based on a peoples. Sun-related themes permeate the chapter from his seminal work, Ulysses. minds of Irish poets from ancient times to modern: the old Irish poem Aimhirgín asks ‘cé - 4 - - 5 - PERPETUAL TWILIGHT by witnessing such a galactic occurrence. Body Like many great Irish love songs, The Maid of and questioning of this tragedy. However, of the Moon was broadcast across the Pacific Culmore tells the story of man longing for his concurrent to the choral repetition of the text Dúlamán is a traditional working song from Northwest of the United States as millions absent lover, who has ‘sailed out of Ireland ‘fetch me’ appears an angelic solo soprano the north of Ireland, made famous in the 1970s experienced the totality of the solar eclipse. away from Culmore’. He is so forlorn that he evoking hope and salvation. Elegy was specially by the legendary Irish group Clannad. The The phenomenon of the eclipse is represented wishes a storm would prevent her from composed for the Choral Scholars of University word ‘dúlamán’ means ‘seaweed’, and the by the lyrical cello line as the choir gives voice emigrating. He searches for her far and wide College Dublin and first performed at the song references two types, one for dyeing and to the words of Galileo: ‘Vedere il corpo della and his journey leads him to America, where he ensemble’s spring concert in Dublin in April 2018. one that is edible. These two types of seaweed luna/Behold the body of the moon!’ The bass vows to wander like a pilgrim in search of his love. also represent two different characters in drum represents the vastness of our solar Danny Boy is arguably one of most popular the song. This arrangement by Desmond Earley system, and a lone vocal improvisation speaks A Star, a poem by Patrick Kavanagh (1904- anthems of Irish America, and is often sung at features the Irish single-headed frame drum, to the personal experience of this magical 1967), was set by Natasa Paulberg for the funerals and in remembrance of loved ones. the bodhrán, and includes a lively refrain that moment. The original pop vocal improvisation UCD Ad Astra Academy students in 2012. With lyrics penned by the English lawyer and repeats after each verse. was recorded by Erick Vallé, cello by Nancy Ives Paulberg, an Australian-Irish composer, illustrates lyricist Frederic Weatherly (1848-1929), the and bass drum by Chris Whyte with Resonance the enormity and beauty of the night sky unforgettable melody, the ‘Derry Air’, continues Evoking the beauty of the Scottish Highlands, Ensemble, directed by Katherine FitzGibbon. through her instrumental writing for piano, to resonate around the world. Desmond Earley’s Latvian composer Ēriks Ešenvalds’ arrangement vibraphone, violin and cello. The glittering evocative arrangement expands from a solitary of the well-loved ballad My Love is like a Red, James Joyce wrote a letter to his brother stars are represented by piano twinkles, while voice (‘Oh Danny Boy, the pipes, the pipes Red Rose combines the Irish tin-whistle with expressing the hope that his collection of the melodic line and overall stability of A Star are calling…’) to the vivid colour of upper a rich choral sound. Despite its resemblance thirty-six poems, Chamber Music, would one is held by the choir, whose singers conjure a voices in close harmony. Expanding to a full a to other ballads of the time, this simple day be set to music: ‘The book is in fact a suite sense of reverence as night-time spectators. cappella choir and a tenor solo, the work in its text showcases Robert Burns’ (1759-1796) of songs and if I were a musician I suppose I entirety reveals a hauntingly intimate expression genius and communicates the deep emotion of should have set them to music myself’. The first In 2016, five members of a family died when of this much-loved text. eternal love. of three texts from Chamber Music featured their car slipped into the Atlantic waters of on this disc, At that hour when all things have Lough Swilly from a pier in Buncrana, Co Donegal. Quoting a fragment of text from Chapter 14 Commissioned by All Classical Portland radio repose is set for choir and harp by American The poet Frank McGuinness, born in Buncrana, of James Joyce’s Ulysses, composer Eoghan network to mark the occasion of the total composer Timothy Stephens. It is a work filled wrote about the incident, echoing the text of Desmond portrays childbirth as a divine solar eclipse in 2017, Desmond Earley’s with musical images: ‘Play on, invisible harps, Psalm 137 (‘By the rivers of Buncrana I sat, I did mystery.
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