Let Me Lean on You

Track Listings
1. Let Me Lean on You    
2. Hide Behind the Mountain    
3. Give Me the Strength    
4. I'll Fly Away    
5. You Can't Hurry God    
6. When I See Jesus    
7. Lord, Help Me to Hold Out    
8. Giving Praise    
9. Reprise/Push    
10. Can I Come Home?/Train Fare    
11. Jesus Won't Let Me Suffer    

Let Me Lean on You, Music, Flossie and the Singing Sisters, Gospel, Gospel/Christian Music, Pop
Let Me Lean on You
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    		Let Me Lean on You
    Flossie and the Singing Sisters
    Manufacturer: World Wide Gospel
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

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    ASIN: B00004YR7F
    Release Date: 2000-10-10

    Tracks:

    1. Let Me Lean on You
    2. Hide Behind the Mountain
    3. Give Me the Strength
    4. I'll Fly Away
    5. You Can't Hurry God
    6. When I See Jesus
    7. Lord, Help Me to Hold Out
    8. Giving Praise
    9. Reprise/Push
    10. Can I Come Home?/Train Fare
    11. Jesus Won't Let Me Suffer
    Nicolae Bretan: Golem and Arald
    Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
    • Beautifully understated drama
    • More beautiful music than we'd any right to expect.
    • Two short beautiful, somber lyric operas.
    		 Nicolae Bretan: Golem and Arald

    Manufacturer: Nimbus Records
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

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    ASIN: B0000037FS
    Release Date: 1995-09-05

    Tracks:

    1. Golem: Intro - PO Moldova, Iasi/Cristian Mandeal
    2. Golem: Leave Me Alone, Golem, Leave Me! - Alexandru Agache
    3. Golem: I Looked Deep Into Her Eyes... - Alexandru Agache
    4. Golem: I Cannot Change You Into A Man - Tamas Daroczy
    5. Golem: I Formed You Of Clay... - Tamas Daroczy
    6. Golem: Under The Earth, You Do Not Feel The Cold - Alexandru Agache
    7. Golem: Did You Call Me? - Dan Zancu
    8. Golem: No! I Won't Tear It Out! - Alexandru Agache
    9. Golem: Why Don't You Give Me That Talisman? - Alexandru Agache
    10. Golem: Peace To You, Dream Of The Human Mind - Sounds Of The Autumn Wind
    11. Arald: Prologue- Arald On His Charger Sweeps... - Dan Zancu
    12. Arald: To You, O Timeless Seer, Across The World I Ride... - Ionel Voineag
    13. Arald: You Were Still But A Child - Alexandru Agache
    14. Arald: My People Ceased Their March... - Ionel Voineag
    15. Arald: Out Of The Heart Of Earth Let Man The Dead Awake... - Alexandru Agache
    16. Arald: Come, Arald, Your Sweet Brow Against My Bosom Lean... - Sanda Sandru
    17. Arald: Interlude - PO Moldova, Iasi/Cristian Mandeal
    18. Arald: Lost Of All Eternity Within The Tomb's Constraint - Alexandru Agache

    Customer Reviews:

    5 out of 5 stars Beautifully understated drama.......2005-06-10

    Despite a lack of big arias, Golem is a good opera. The singers in this production are very effective in conveying the inner tensions of their characters. Although there is little physical movement, the drama of Rabbi Judah Loeb confronting the monster he has created is intense.
    The scenic cantata, Arald, is Bretan's masterpiece. It is a lyrical evocation of memory, despair, and resignation. Arald puts the listener through all of the emotional upheaval of Das Lied von der Erde in half of the time. This performance of Arald is as affecting as the best performances of Das Lied von der Erde that I have heard.

    4 out of 5 stars More beautiful music than we'd any right to expect........2001-01-25

    The Transylvanian composer Bretan had one of the grimmer lives of any notable composer - his wife's family were murdered in Auschwitz; his refusal in post-war Romania to become a Communist led to his silencing - but you wouldn't know it from either of these operas.

    They are serious and solemn enough. 'Golem' takes the old story of a rampaging Frankenstein-type monster and turns it into a melancholy dialogue about life, science, creation, family. 'Arald', with its hero supplicating the Seer of the Underworld to resuscitate his dead love, forswears doomy Gothic in favour of more metaphysical musings.

    From a dramatic point of view, both works are static. Musically, however, they are gloriously reminiscent of mid-period Verdi - bountifully melodic, rapturously sad - with an Eastern European flavour. The fact that an opera composer in the mid-20th century dared even write a TUNE is reason enough to rejoice.

    4 out of 5 stars Two short beautiful, somber lyric operas........1999-05-07

    "Golem" is a one-act opera about the legendary clay man created by the Rabbi of Prague. The poignant libretto is by the composer. The music is beautiful and lyric, but has no memorable tunes. Stylistically, it is a bit like Rimsky-Korsakoff's operatic writing. "Arald" is not really an opera but a scenic cantata. It tells of the despair of the khan of the Avars over the loss of his wife. The gloom of both text and music put me off at first. On second hearing, I loved it! It is more tuneful than "Das Lied von der Erde" and has none of the dissonance of Bartok's "Duke Bluebeard's Castle", but the mood is similar.
    Lord Let Me Lean on You
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      		Lord Let Me Lean on You

      Manufacturer: New Joy Records
      ProductGroup: Music
      Binding: Audio CD
      ASIN: B000ESX5U0

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