Songs of the Marsh, by Henry the Rabbit, Beatrice Morel Journel & Semay Wu

Songs of the Marsh

by Henry the Rabbit, Beatrice Morel Journel & Semay Wu

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Charlie Moonbeam A pleasing neo-classical folk walk through a wooded world.

I like to think the first track was written for my son, mon cher, Théo. Favorite track: Mon Cher Theo,.

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1.	Mon Cher Theo, 01:27	buy track
2.	Lever de Lune (Meules) 03:17	buy track
3.	Étude de Champs 01:25	buy track
4.	Étude d’Oliviers 01:43	buy track
5.	Étude de Nuit 05:13	buy track
6.	La Montagne 03:43	buy track
7.	Champ de Blé Vert 02:51	buy track
8.	Oliviers 02:17	buy track
9.	Verger en Fleur 02:45	buy track
10.	Entrée d’une Carrière 03:39	buy track

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"Songs of the Marsh" is a lush, collaborative album between Henry the Rabbit, Beatrice Morel Journel and Semay Wu. The project began in Copenhagen where Henry the Rabbit began to lay down the foundations with various string and percussive instruments. In Lyon, Beatrice Morel Journel gave her voice and flute whilst Semay Wu was providing the cello parts during her time in Amsterdam. The music was crafted as a soundtrack to the late period in the life of Vincent Van Gogh; inspired by his many letters often illustrated by his reed pen drawings. The titles for the tracks were provided by a page containing a list of paintings Vincent was sending to his brother Theo in Paris 1889. Musically, "Songs of the Marsh" is a melodious interweaving of flutes, soothing vocals, plucked ukuleles and a hearty cello. A fitting and sophisticated tribute to an era-defining artist.

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released February 26, 2021

Titles: Vincent Van Gogh
Audio: Craig Martin Wood, Beatrice Morel Journel & Semay Wu
Recorded: Copenhagen 2015, Lyon 2016, Amsterdam 2016
Cover Artwork: Henry the Rabbit
Design: Steve Rosborough
Mastered: Ray Borneo

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