David Lang: Love Fail

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Label
Cantaloupe Music
Release Date
May 27, 2014
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    Featuring
    • COMPOSER
      LANG, DAVID
    • PERFORMER
      Anonymous 4
    Product Details
    • RELEASE DATE
      May 27, 2014
    • UPC
      713746310028
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      CA21100
    • LABEL
      Cantaloupe Music
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    Works
    1. he was and she was

      Composer: David Lang

      Ensemble: Anonymous 4

    2. break #1 (three years)

      Composer: David Lang

      Ensemble: Anonymous 4

    3. dureth

      Composer: David Lang

      Ensemble: Anonymous 4

    4. A Different Man

      Composer: David Lang

      Ensemble: Anonymous 4

    5. the wood and the vine

      Composer: David Lang

      Ensemble: Anonymous 4

    6. Right and Wrong

      Composer: David Lang

      Ensemble: Anonymous 4

    7. you will love me

      Composer: David Lang

      Ensemble: Anonymous 4

    8. Forbidden Subjects

      Composer: David Lang

      Ensemble: Anonymous 4

    9. as love grows stronger

      Composer: David Lang

      Ensemble: Anonymous 4

    10. break #2 (instrumental)

      Composer: David Lang

      Ensemble: Anonymous 4

    11. The Outing

      Composer: David Lang

      Ensemble: Anonymous 4

    12. i live in pain

      Composer: David Lang

      Ensemble: Anonymous 4

    13. Head, Heart

      Composer: David Lang

      Ensemble: Anonymous 4

    14. break #3 (if I have to drown)

      Composer: David Lang

      Ensemble: Anonymous 4

    15. mild, light

      Composer: David Lang

      Ensemble: Anonymous 4


•David Lang's, "love fail" is a meditation on love's timelessness, weaving together details from the Tristan and Isolde story with more modern sources. • The recording also spotlights the vocal quartet Anonymous 4, whose commitment to medieval music and historical scholarship has been acclaimed worldwide. • In a NYTimes review of the BAM performance, Anthony Tommasini wrote: "It was Mr. Lang's music, and the ethereal, pure-toned singing of Anonymous 4, that claimed me in the first section of the piece