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5051078989112

Still As Your Sleeping (Lp)

Karine Polwart & Dave Milligan

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Format: CD

Cat No: HUD025CD

Format Details: Lp

Release Date:  01 October 2021

Label:  Hudson Records

Packaging Type:  Digipak

No of Units:  1

Barcode:  5051078989129

Genres:  Folk  Contemporary Folk  

Release Date:  10 December 2021

Label:  Hudson Records

Packaging Type:  Slip Sleeve (CD or Vinyl)

No of Units:  1

Barcode:  5051078989112

Genres:  Folk  Contemporary Folk  

  • Description

    Multi-award-winning Scottish folksinger, songwriter and storyteller, Karine Polwart & pianist and composer, Dave Milligan present 'Still As Your Sleeping' - an intimate and elegant 10 track collaborative album recorded in Pencaitland, East Lothian during summer 2021.

    Karine Polwart's previous solo release, 2019's Karine Polwart's Scottish Songbook reached the UK Top 40 album charts, and toured major UK venues, including The Barbican in London and The Usher Hall in Edinburgh. Dave Milligan is a renowned Scottish jazz pianist, improviser and composer, whose writing and arranging often distils folk and traditional influences. His creativity and versatility has secured him musical director and band leader roles for many large-scale collaborative projects.

    Karine and Dave's 10 track album 'Still As Your Sleeping' is threaded through with images of stillness and flux, leaving and returning, and pivots of change. The album includes the timeless and poignant 'The Parting Glass' as requested by Margaret Atwood for her specially curated BBC Radio 4 Today programme in December 2020.

    "One voice and one piano can hold a lot of space, a lot of feeling", says Polwart. "Some of these songs are brand new, whilst others have been on my tongue for two decades and more, which is as long as I've known Dave".

    Both musicians live in the same Midlothian village of Pathhead, as does Jenni Douglas, who created the album's gorgeous, evocative artwork.

    Description

    Multi-award-winning Scottish folksinger, songwriter and storyteller, Karine Polwart & pianist and composer, Dave Milligan present 'Still As Your Sleeping' - an intimate and elegant 10 track collaborative album recorded in Pencaitland, East Lothian during summer 2021. Karine Polwart's previous solo release, 2019's Karine Polwart's Scottish Songbook reached the UK Top 40 album charts, and toured major UK venues, including The Barbican in London and The Usher Hall in Edinburgh. Dave Milligan is a renowned Scottish jazz pianist, improviser and composer, whose writing and arranging often distils folk and traditional influences. His creativity and versatility has secured him musical director and band leader roles for many large-scale collaborative projects.

    Karine and Dave's 10 track album 'Still As Your Sleeping' is threaded through with images of stillness and flux, leaving and returning, and pivots of change. The album includes the timeless and poignant 'The Parting Glass' as requested by Margaret Atwood for her specially curated BBC Radio 4 Today programme in December 2020.

    "One voice and one piano can hold a lot of space, a lot of feeling", says Polwart. "Some of these songs are brand new, whilst others have been on my tongue for two decades and more, which is as long as I've known Dave".

    Both musicians live in the same Midlothian village of Pathhead, as does Jenni Douglas, who created the album's gorgeous, evocative artwork.

  • Tracklisting

      Disc 1

      Side 1

      • 1. Craigie Hill
      • 2. Heavenos Hound
      • 3. The Path That Winds Before Us
      • 4. The Parting Glass
      • 5. The Old Men Of The Shells
      • 6. The Quiet Joys Of Brotherhood
      • 7. Siccar Point
      • 8. Talk To Me Of Mendocinoe
      • 9. Travel These Ways
      • 10. Ae Fond Kiss

    Tracklisting

      Disc 1

      Side 1

      • 1. Craigie Hill
      • 2. Heavenos Hound
      • 3. The Path That Winds Before Us
      • 4. The Parting Glass
      • 5. The Old Men Of The Shells

      Side 2

      • 1. The Quiet Joys Of Brotherhood
      • 2. Siccar Point
      • 3. Talk To Me Of Mendocinoe
      • 4. Travel These Ways
      • 5. Ae Fond Kiss

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