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INSIDE THE BREAKING
Tina Marsh
"Marsh's interpretive powers make this set shine… she is a haunting presence on the standards, sings the arias with drama, and brings chilly passion to Ornette Coleman's 'Lonely Woman' and warmth to Leonard Cohen's 'Anthem.' (Marsh) proves again what a great vocal artist she is." CADENCE Magazine
Tracks (click on highlighted songs to hear excerpts)
1. Where or When (Rodgers & Hart)
2. Vissi d'arte (Puccini)
3. The Very Thought of You (Ray Noble)
4. Lonely Woman (Ornette Coleman)
5. E lucevan le stelle (Puccini)
6. Anthem (Leonard Cohen)
7. It Might As Well Be Spring (Rodgers & Hammerstein)
8. Until (Gordon Sumner)
9. Nessun dorma (Puccini)
10. Why Did I Choose You? / But Beautiful (Leonard & Martin / Van Heusen & Burke)
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FROM THE LINER NOTES
These are songs that I'm often requested to sing. They are gorgeous melodies and stories in and of themselves, so our approach is purposefully spare - giving them lots of space to breathe. This collection has a long, slow arc through an unlikely combination of songs. There is a wistful sadness underscored by the elegant simplicity of Eddy's arrangements and piano as well as Terry's cello. In this collection, the first in a series, we give you a morsel of lingering bitter sweetness from where we sometimes find ourselves - here in the breaking at the brink of hope. - TM
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