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Det sjungande tradet, Op. 110 (The Singing Tree)

Dominante Choir

Jan 2014•25 Songs

Dominante Choir

Tracks

1
Det sjungande tradet, Op. 110, I. Prologue: The Tree of Life stands at the center, its roots encircling the prince Hatt's lair, its crown reflecting all the wonder of life (Prince Hatt, Witch)
Erik Bergman
2
Det sjungande tradet, Op. 110, Act I Scene 1, Act I Scene 1: The Royal Court: The King of Light is leaving for the town and asks his three daughters what gifts they would like to receive on his return (King, Fool, Princess, Princess 1, Princess 2
Erik Bergman
3
Det sjungande tradet, Op. 110, Act I Scene 2, Act I Scene 2: Fool sings of chivalrous love to his marionette puppet (Fool)
Erik Bergman
4
Det sjungande tradet, Op. 110, Act I Scene 3, Act I Scene 3: Prince Hatt pleads with his mother to set him free (Prince Hatt, Witch)
Erik Bergman
5
Det sjungande tradet, Op. 110, Act I Scene 4, Act I Scene 4: The Fool explains to his puppet all the finer points of love's mysteries (Fool)
Erik Bergman
6
Det sjungande tradet, Op. 110, Act I Scene 5, Act I Scene 5: The King and his escort encounter the Singing Tree (King, Servant)
Erik Bergman
7
Det sjungande tradet, Op. 110, Act I Scene 6, Act I Scene 6: The Fool comments on the action so far (Fool)
Erik Bergman
8
Det sjungande tradet, Op. 110, Act I Scene 7, Act I Scene 7: The Royal Court: On the King's arrival at the castle, the young princess runs to meet him (King, Princess, Princess 1, Princess 2)
Erik Bergman
9
Det sjungande tradet, Op. 110, Act I Scene 8, Act I Scene 8: Prince Hatt's underground lair (Prince Hatt, Princess, Witch)
Erik Bergman
10
Det sjungande tradet, Op. 110, Act I Scene 9, Act I Scene 9: The fool relates the events so far to his puppet (Fool)
Erik Bergman
11
Det sjungande tradet, Op. 110, Act I Scene 10, Act I Scene 10: The Royal Court: The sisters demand to see the young Princess' betrothed (Princess, Princess 1, Princess 2, Witch, Fool)
Erik Bergman
12
Det sjungande tradet, Op. 110, Act I Scene 11, Act I Scene 11: Prince Hatt's lair: The Princess gains the permission of the Prince to go to meet her father (Prince Hatt, Princess, Princess 1, Princess 2, Witch)
Erik Bergman
13
Det sjungande tradet, Op. 110, Act I Scene 12, Act I Scene 12: The Fool comments on the action to his puppet and predicts the turn of events to come (Fool)
Erik Bergman
14
Det sjungande tradet, Op. 110, Act I Scene 13, Act I Scene 13: The Royal Court: The King and the sisters convince the young Princess that she must meet her betrothed face to face at all cost (King, Princess, Princess 1, Princess 2, Fool)
Erik Bergman
15
Det sjungande tradet, Op. 110, Act I Scene 14, Act I Scene 14: Prince Hatt's lair: The Princess shines a light on the Prince's face while he is asleep (Princess, Prince Hatt, Witch)
Erik Bergman
1
Det sjungande tradet, Op. 110, Interlude: The Fool comments on the action (Fool)
Erik Bergman
2
Det sjungande tradet, Op. 110, Act II Scene 1, Act II Scene 1: The Princess' lament (Princess)
Erik Bergman
3
Det sjungande tradet, Op. 110, Act II Scene 2, Act II Scene 2: The King comes across his daughter but does not recognise her at first (The King, Princess)
Erik Bergman
4
Det sjungande tradet, Op. 110, Act II Scene 3, Act II Scene 3: The Witch's lair: The Witch curses the name of the Princess to Prince Hatt, blaming her for betraying her lonely, confused and despairing son (Witch, Prince Hatt)
Erik Bergman
5
Det sjungande tradet, Op. 110, Act II Scene 4, Act II Scene 4: The Market: The Princess and the Fool have come to the market (Fruit Seller, Fool, Folks, Merry-makers, Princess)
Erik Bergman
6
Det sjungande tradet, Op. 110, Act II Scene 5, Act II Scene 5: The Witch and the Princess battle for the heart of Prince Hatt (Witch, Princess)
Erik Bergman
7
Det sjungande tradet, Op. 110, Act II Scene 6, Act II Scene 6: The Princess, clothed in tatters, meets Prince Hatt, who recognises her voice (Prince Hatt, Princess)
Erik Bergman
8
Det sjungande tradet, Op. 110, Act II Scene 7, Act II Scene 7: The Fool comments on the action to his puppet, and relates events yet to come (Fool)
Erik Bergman
9
Det sjungande tradet, Op. 110, Act II Scene 8, Act II Scene 8: The Witch invites the court to the wedding to witness her power - The Witch's destruction (Witch, King, Prince Hatt, Princess)
Erik Bergman
10
Det sjungande tradet, Op. 110, Act II, Act II: Epilogue: Autumn wind whistles in the tree. Prince Hatt and the Princess, now in old-age, reflect on all that has happened (Prince Hatt, Princess)
Erik Bergman

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