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COMPOSERWATERS, ROGER
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PERFORMERRoger Waters
Waters: Ça Ira / Terfel, Huang, Groves
- Sony Masterworks
- September 27, 2005
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RELEASE DATESeptember 27, 2005
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UPC827969643921
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CATALOG NUMBERS2K96439
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LABELSony Masterworks
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NUMBER OF DISCS2
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GENRE
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Act I: The Gathering Storm
Composer: Roger Waters
Conductor: Rick Wentworth
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Overture
Composer: Roger Waters
Conductor: Rick Wentworth
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Act I: Scene 1: A Garden in Vienna 1765
Composer: Roger Waters
Conductor: Rick Wentworth
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Act I: Scene 1: Madame Antoine, Madame Antoine
Composer: Roger Waters
Conductor: Rick Wentworth
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Act I: Scene 2: Kings Sticks and Birds
Composer: Roger Waters
Conductor: Rick Wentworth
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Act I: Scene 2: Honest Bird, Simple Bird
Composer: Roger Waters
Conductor: Rick Wentworth
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Act I: Scene 2: I Want to Be King
Composer: Roger Waters
Conductor: Rick Wentworth
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Act I: Scene 2: Let Us Break All the Shields
Composer: Roger Waters
Conductor: Rick Wentworth
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Act I: Scene 3: The Grievances of the People
Composer: Roger Waters
Conductor: Rick Wentworth
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Act I: Scene 4: France in Disarray
Composer: Roger Waters
Conductor: Rick Wentworth
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Act I: Scene 4: To Laugh Is to Know How to Live
Composer: Roger Waters
Conductor: Rick Wentworth
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Act I: Scene 4: Slavers, Landlords, Bigots at Your Door
Composer: Roger Waters
Conductor: Rick Wentworth
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Act I: Scene 5: The Fall of the Bastille
Composer: Roger Waters
Conductor: Rick Wentworth
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Act I: Scene 5: To Freeze in the Dead of Night
Composer: Roger Waters
Conductor: Rick Wentworth
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Act I: Scene 5: So to the Streets in the Pouring Rain
Composer: Roger Waters
Conductor: Rick Wentworth
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Act II: Scene 1: Dances and Marches
Composer: Roger Waters
Conductor: Rick Wentworth
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Act II: Scene 1: Now Hear Ye!
Composer: Roger Waters
Conductor: Rick Wentworth
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Act II: Scene 1: Flushed With Wine
Composer: Roger Waters
Conductor: Rick Wentworth
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Act II: Scene 2: The Letter
Composer: Roger Waters
Conductor: Rick Wentworth
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Act II: Scene 2: My Dear Cousin Bourbon of Spain
Composer: Roger Waters
Conductor: Rick Wentworth
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Act II: Scene 2: The Ship of State Is All at Sea
Composer: Roger Waters
Conductor: Rick Wentworth
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Act II: Scene 3: Silver Sugar and Indigo
Composer: Roger Waters
Conductor: Rick Wentworth
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Act II: Scene 3: To The Windward Isles
Composer: Roger Waters
Conductor: Rick Wentworth
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Act II: Scene 4: The Papal Edict
Composer: Roger Waters
Conductor: Rick Wentworth
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Act II: Scene 4: In Paris There's a Rumble Under the Ground
Composer: Roger Waters
Conductor: Rick Wentworth
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Act III: Scene 1: The Fugitive King
Composer: Roger Waters
Conductor: Rick Wentworth
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Act III: Scene 1: But the Marquis of Boulli Has a Trump Card Up His Sleeve
Composer: Roger Waters
Conductor: Rick Wentworth
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Act III: Scene 1: To Take Your Hat Off
Composer: Roger Waters
Conductor: Rick Wentworth
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Act III: Scene 1: The Echoes Never Fade from That Fusillade
Composer: Roger Waters
Conductor: Rick Wentworth
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Act III: Scene 2: The Commune de Paris
Composer: Roger Waters
Conductor: Rick Wentworth
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Act III: Scene 2: Vive la Commune de Paris
Composer: Roger Waters
Conductor: Rick Wentworth
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Act III: Scene 2: The National Assembly Is Confused
Composer: Roger Waters
Conductor: Rick Wentworth
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Act III: Scene 3: The Execution of Louis Capet
Composer: Roger Waters
Conductor: Rick Wentworth
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Act III: Scene 3: Adieu Louis for You It's Over
Composer: Roger Waters
Conductor: Rick Wentworth
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Act III: Scene 4: Marie Antoinette - The Last Night on Earth
Composer: Roger Waters
Conductor: Rick Wentworth
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Act III: Scene 4: Adieu My Good and Tender Sister
Composer: Roger Waters
Conductor: Rick Wentworth
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Act III: Scene 5: Liberty
Composer: Roger Waters
Conductor: Rick Wentworth
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Act III: Scene 5: And in the Bushes Where They Survive
Composer: Roger Waters
Conductor: Rick Wentworth
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As the primary creative force in Pink Floyd after the departure of Syd Barrett in 1968, Rogers Waters helped turn that band into one of the most successful rock acts of the '70s with his dramatic sense of sonic and conceptual scale. After leaving Pink Floyd for a solo career in the '80s, Waters continued the epic themes he'd pioneered on albums like THE WALL, a trend that continued to 2005, when he released CA IRA, an opera set during the French Revolution.
Unlike THE WALL, CA IRA is not rock music. Instead, it draws inspiration from traditional opera; it is set to a full orchestra, and features impassioned performances from soprano Ying Huang, tenor Paul Groves, and baritone Bryn Terfel. Based on a libretto by Etienne and Nadine Roda-Gil about the brewing revolution against a tyrannical nobility, the work is ambitious and grandiose in true Waters fashion, and comes complete with a 60-page booklet and a DVD about the making of the opera.
REVIEWS:
Rolling Stone (No. 985, p.81) - 3 out of 5 stars - "...[I]t's hard not to be impressed somehow by Roger Waters' CA IRA..."
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