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  • The Music of Arthur: A Listing



    1. Arthurian Operas
    2. Arthurian Masques and Instrumental Theatre Music
    3. Arthurian Themes
    4. Other Arthurian Music
    5. Operas Not Seen by Compiler
    6. Bibliographic References [for a complete bibliographic reference for parenthetical citations click here]

    List 1: Arthurian Operas

    [Anonymous.] Os Encantos de Merlin. Librettist Unknown. Premiere: Lisbon, Portugal: Casa De Theatro Publicio Da Montaria, Published: Lisbon, Portugal: S. T. Ferrevia,

    [Anonymous.] The Magic Sword.Librettist: Ken Hill and Alan Klein. Premiere: Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England: 12/10/ (Ganzl; II, )

    [Anonymous.] The Marriage of Sir Gawaine. Librettist: John Seally. Text published in European Magazine,

    [Anonymous.] Merlin in Love; or Youth Against Magic.Librettist: Aaron Hill. Published: London, England: T. Lowds,

    Addi, "Signora" Renee di. Isolda. Librettist: Sra Addi. Premiere: Bellagio, 1/10/ (Tower, )

    Albeniz, Isaac. Guinevere.Librettist: Francis Money-Coutts. Not completed. Text: No music.

    Albeniz, Isaac. Lancelot.Librettist: Francis Money-Coutts. Not completed.

    Albeniz, Isaac Manuel. Merlin(the first of a projected trilogy). Librettist: Francis Money-Coutts. Premiere: Paris, France: Text and piano score published: Paris: Editions Mutuelle,

    Gnod “Spot Land" Rocket • "The Somnambulist’s Tale Sloow Tapes / Aguirre • "Dwellings & Druss” Trensmat

    What an adaptable beast, plainchant! After centuries of infiltrating myriads of genres – including, but not limited to orchestral and chamber music, new age, various strains of electronica, even early s novelty chart music – the sacred monophony has now landed in contemporary ‘psych’. Or what would you call it? Desert rock? I can see it banged out somewhere off-Coachella. Or something artsier. Like Marfa, TX perhaps? The thing is by Salford-natives Gnod. Used to like a few of their records. Mostly moments when they put away guitars. Rather versatile bunch. Both, genre and crew-wise. One of the ones to surprise you from time to time. And “Spot Land” does the trick. Latter-day Earth doing the Dominican Rite.
     
    And what of the back-catalogue? For starters there’s “Dwelling and Dross” () - a lysergic take on … Detroit techno? Irish label that published it reads like a misspelled tribute to Derrick May’s Transmat. Gnod’s version does away with the trademark brightly jazz’ed chords and string pads in exchange for strobing hi-hats and colour-drained synth filler buzzing in the mids. With distressed acid-style basslines bobbing in and out of low-end murk. I th