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ABOUT
| No. | Track Name | Artist |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | What is life? | Kathleen Ferrier |
| 2 | Kitty My Love | Kathleen Ferrier |
| 3 | The Keel Row | Kathleen Ferrier |
| 4 | O Rest In The Lord | Kathleen Ferrier |
| 5 | An Die Musik | Kathleen Ferrier |
| 6 | Um Mitternacht | Kathleen Ferrier |
| 7 | Have Mercy Lord On Me | Kathleen Ferrier/Sir Malcolm Sargent/The National Symphony Orchestra/David McCallum |
| 8 | Ombra Mai Fu | Kathleen Ferrier |
| 9 | Bridge: Go Not Happy Day | Kathleen Ferrier |
| 10 | Blow The Wind Southerly | Kathleen Ferrier |
| 11 | Art thou troubled? | Kathleen Ferrier |
| 12 | Gretchen Am Spinnrade | Kathleen Ferrier |
| 13 | Botschaft | Kathleen Ferrier |
| 14 | Woe Unto Them | Kathleen Ferrier |
| 15 | Ma Bonny Lad | Kathleen Ferrier |
| 16 | Sapphische Ode | Kathleen Ferrier/Phyllis Spurr |
| 17 | Come You Not From Newcastle | Kathleen Ferrier/Frederick Stone |
| 18 | Der Musensohn | Kathleen Ferrier |
ABOUT Kathleen Ferrier
Kathleen ferrier is an English singer who gained international success. Her discography ranged from Folklsong and Pop ballads to Classical works from Bach and Brahms. Her first published record, made in September 1944, was issued under the Columbia label; it consisted of two songs. Her time as a Columbia recording artist was brief and unhappy; she had poor relations with her producer, Walter Legge, and after a few months she transferred to Decca. Then after much critical and commercial success, she later died in October 1953.
About “Kitty My Love”
This is a traditional song recorded by Kathleen in 1952 at the London Broadcasting House. Alongside the piano accompaniment by Frederick Stone, the recording was issued in June 1954 and all the royalties were donated to Kathleen Ferrier Cancer Research Fund.
