Immerse yourself in the chilling and atmospheric world of Phyllis Tate's "The Lodger," a captivating opera that unfolds over nearly two hours of intense musical storytelling. Released on March 4, 2016, under the Lyrita label, this album is a gripping exploration of suspense and drama, brought to life through Tate's masterful composition.
"The Lodger" is a two-act opera that delves into a tale of mystery and intrigue, with each track meticulously crafted to advance the narrative. From the haunting opening notes of "The Lodger, Act I: No Fire Again Tonight" to the tense climax of "The Lodger, Act II: Epilogue. When Did You Know Who He Was?," Tate's music draws you into a world of secrets and unanswered questions.
Phyllis Tate's work is known for its rich harmonies and evocative melodies, and "The Lodger" is no exception. The opera's intricate score and powerful vocals create a sense of foreboding and tension that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Whether you're a fan of classical music or opera, this album offers a unique and unforgettable listening experience.
With its compelling storyline and stunning musical arrangements, "The Lodger" is a testament to Phyllis Tate's brilliance as a composer. This album is a must-listen for anyone seeking a deep and immersive musical journey.
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Tracks
The Lodger, Act I: No Fire Again Tonight, Emma?Phyllis Tate, Anthony Jacobs, Owen Brannigan, Johanna Peters, BBC Northern Orchestra, Sir Charles Groves
The Lodger, Act I: Whoever Can That Be?Phyllis Tate, Owen Brannigan, Johanna Peters, Joseph Ward, BBC Northern Orchestra, Sir Charles Groves
The Lodger, Act I: Now, George Bunting, I Haven't Got Time to Sit Here with YouPhyllis Tate, Owen Brannigan, Johanna Peters, Joseph Ward, Anthony Jacobs, BBC Northern Orchestra, Sir Charles Groves
The Lodger, Act I: There's Young JoePhyllis Tate, Owen Brannigan, Johanna Peters, Alexander Young, BBC Northern Orchestra, Sir Charles Groves
The Lodger, Act I: It Is Evening, a Week LaterPhyllis Tate, Anthony Jacobs, BBC Northern Singers, BBC Northern Orchestra, Sir Charles Groves
The Lodger, Act I: Daisy Bunting ArrivesPhyllis Tate, Owen Brannigan, Johanna Peters, Marion Studholme, Anthony Jacobs, BBC Northern Singers, BBC Northern Orchestra, Sir Charles Groves
The Lodger, Act I: Emma Fusses Half-heartedly With Cushions and Knick-knacksPhyllis Tate, Johanna Peters, Joseph Ward, Anthony Jacobs, BBC Northern Orchestra, Sir Charles Groves
The Lodger, Act I: Emma has Returned to Her RoomPhyllis Tate, Owen Brannigan, Johanna Peters, Marion Studholme, Joseph Ward, Alexander Young, Anthony Jacobs, BBC Northern Singers, BBC Northern Orchestra, Sir Charles Groves
The Lodger, Act II: It Is Very Late the Next NightPhyllis Tate, Johanna Peters, Marion Studholme, Anthony Jacobs, BBC Northern Orchestra, Sir Charles Groves
The Lodger, Act II: Left Alone, Emma Rocks Herself in Her ChairPhyllis Tate, Johanna Peters, Anthony Jacobs, BBC Northern Orchestra, Sir Charles Groves
The Lodger, Act II: Suddenly Emma Hears Voices Approaching OutsidePhyllis Tate, Owen Brannigan, Johanna Peters, Joseph Ward, Anthony Jacobs, BBC Northern Orchestra, Sir Charles Groves
The Lodger, Act II: Late Afternoon of the Following DayPhyllis Tate, Owen Brannigan, Johanna Peters, Marion Studholme, Alexander Young, Anthony Jacobs, BBC Northern Orchestra, Sir Charles Groves
The Lodger, Act II: Mr. Bunting... It's Something I Ought to Tell YouPhyllis Tate, Owen Brannigan, Marion Studholme, Alexander Young, BBC Northern Orchestra, Sir Charles Groves
The Lodger, Act II: Does Mum Know?Phyllis Tate, Owen Brannigan, Johanna Peters, Marion Studholme, Joseph Ward, Alexander Young, Anthony Jacobs, BBC Northern Orchestra, Sir Charles Groves
The Lodger, Act II: The Lodger Gropes His Way Out of the HousePhyllis Tate, Owen Brannigan, Marion Studholme, Alexander Young, Anthony Jacobs, BBC Northern Singers, BBC Northern Orchestra, Sir Charles Groves
The Lodger, Act II: Epilogue. When Did You Know Who He Was?Phyllis Tate, Owen Brannigan, Johanna Peters, Marion Studholme, Joseph Ward, Alexander Young, Anthony Jacobs, BBC Northern Orchestra, Sir Charles Groves
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