Paul Machlis: Bright Field
Paul Machlis (piano, keyboards)
Alasdair Fraser (violin, viola)
Barry Philips (cello)
William Coulter (guitar)
This expressive and emotional album of primarily original material retains some of the flavour of Paul's acclaimed collaborations with Alasdair Fraser.
"Machlis is a piano player with a delicate and tender touch and a composer of tender and stirring music drawn from a Scottish idiom. Evocative, fluid, warm ... a joy to listen to."
—The Galway Edge
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Wintersuite
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Buchanan Mist
Dedicated to the memory of Jean Millicent Crasemann. |
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The Promenade
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Dancing Boots
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The Selkie
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The Early Morn | |
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Shetland Air (Fredamann Stickle) From pianist Violet Tulloch, whose setting appears on a recording with Tom Anderson and Aly Bain. The composer was an Unst fiddler of the 18th century. |
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Éamonn á Chnuic (Eamonn of the Hill) (traditional) From the Roche Collection of Traditional Irish Music. |
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Along the Western Shore | |
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Pennan Den (James Watt) From J. Murdoch Henderson's Flowers of Scottish Melody. |
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The Bright Field | |
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All compositions by Paul Machlis except as noted. Recorded and mixed by William Coulter. |