Worlds Beyond Faust, by Daniel Schnyder

Worlds Beyond Faust

by Daniel Schnyder

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1.	Worlds Beyond – Worlds Beyond 05:17	buy track
2.	Worlds Beyond – Blues for Schubert 03:59	buy track
3.	Worlds Beyond – Chase 01:44	buy track
4.	Worlds Beyond – Afterthought 03:33	buy track
5.	Worlds Beyond – We Should Know Better 05:02	buy track
6.	Faust – Opening Music (based on Flute Sonata Op. 1 No. 2 by G. F. Händel) 01:22	buy track
7.	Faust – The Alchemist 01:46	buy track
8.	Faust – Prayer 01:50	buy track
9.	Bei des Zaubrers Hirngebein (based on "Wolfsschlucht-Szene" from the opera "Freischütz" by C. M. v. Weber) 02:58	buy track
10.	Seduction Ballad 03:14	buy track
11.	Mephisto (based on F. Busoni's arrangement of F. Liszt's "Mephisto-Walzer") 00:34	buy track
12.	Heimat (based on "Der Fliegende Holländer", Act 1, Scene 3, by Richard Wagner) 01:29	buy track
13.	Easter 02:36	buy track
14.	Death and the Maiden (based on String Quartet No. 14 in d-minor "Der Tod und das Mädchen" by F. Schubert) 01:33	buy track
15.	Coming Home 01:26	buy track
16.	The Temptation of Margaret 04:09	buy track
17.	Love Poison 02:05	buy track
18.	Jewels 01:48	buy track
19.	Falling in Love 04:57	buy track
20.	Mephisto Claims His Victims 03:08	buy track
21.	Valentin's Funeral 02:07	buy track
22.	Frozen Tears (based on "Gefrorne Tränen" from the lied cycle "Winterreise" by F. Schubert) 01:40	buy track
23.	Kindertotenlied (based on "Nun will die Sonn' so hell aufgehen from "Kindertotenlieder" by G. Mahler) 02:31	buy track
24.	Gretchen at the Stake 02:40	buy track
25.	Death and Transfiguration (based on "Tod und Verklärung" by Richard Strauss) 04:00	buy track
26.	Exeunt 01:08	buy track

credits

released June 1, 2009

Words Within Music:
Daniel Schnyder, sax, fl
David Taylor, b-tb
Kenny Drew, Jr., p

All music composed and/or arranged by Daniel Schnyder
Published by Danymu Music Publishing (ASCAP)

Recorded at Classic Sound Studios, NYC, on May 15, 2003
Mastered by Marc Steadman

Design by circus.at

Produced by Andreas Schett, Col Legno
Executive Producer: Daniel Schnyder

Ⓟ + © 2009 Col Legno Beteiligungs- und Produktion GmbH

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Daniel Schnyder New York, New York

Daniel Schnyder is known as a composer/performer with a dynamic reputation in both jazz and classical fields. He recorded over ten CDs of his own music for Enja Records, Col Legno, Koch Jazz, CCnc, Universal, BIS, TCB, Arabesque and Red Records. As a performer Daniel toured and recorded with many well-known classical musicians, world music artists and jazz players. ... more

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