Can it be you that I hear Claude-Evence Janssens, Kris Belligh, Jean-Philippe Collard Neven, Amôn String Quartet, Adrien Tyberghein

• Claude-Evence Janssens:
• 1 Janssens: Invictus 04:43
• 2 Janssens: The light of other days 03:49
• 3 Janssens: Beyond the last lamp 05:28
• 4 Janssens: Jenny kiss'd me 03:13
• 5 Janssens: Madam Life's a piece in bloom 04:11
• 6 Janssens: The voice 05:41
• 7 Janssens: Ô Captain! my Captain! 04:22
• 8 Janssens: Twice 04:45
• 9 Janssens: Song 03:51
• 10 Janssens: In time of 'The breaking of nations' 02:20
• 11 Janssens: Three men of Gotham 04:02
• Total Runtime 46:25

Info for Can it be you that I hear

For his song collection "Can It Be You That I Hear?", the Belgian composer and multi-instrumentalist Claude Evence Janssens draws on poems by Anglo-Saxon and American authors of the Victorian era. Thomas Hardy, William Ernest Henley, Thomas Moore, Christina Rossetti, Walt Whitman and others are, like a large part of classical song writing, to be attributed to the Romantic period. Musically, Janssens takes a varied approach. Although the instrumentation of bass voice, piano, string quintet, bass clarinet and trumpet is classical, stylistically the American barbershop style and modern pop song are also touched upon.

Amôn String Quartet:
Kris Belligh, bass
Jean-Philippe Collard-Neven, piano
Claude Evence Janssens, clarinet, trumpet
Adrian Tyberghein, double bass

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