The Vagabond & Other Songs by Vaughan Williams, Butterworth, Finzi & Ireland

1	Songs of travel
2	Songs of travel
3	Songs of travel
4	Songs of travel
5	Songs of travel
6	Songs of travel
7	Songs of travel
8	Songs of travel
9	Songs of travel
10	Let us garlands bring, Op
11	Let us garlands bring, Op
12	Let us garlands bring, Op
13	Let us garlands bring, Op
14	Let us garlands bring, Op
15	Bredon Hill and Other Son
16	Bredon Hill and Other Son
17	Bredon Hill and Other Son
18	Bredon Hill and Other Son
19	Bredon Hill and Other Son
20	Sea fever
21	The vagabond
22	Bells of San Marie
23	Songs (6) from A Shropshi
24	Songs (6) from A Shropshi
25	Songs (6) from A Shropshi
26	Songs (6) from A Shropshi
27	Songs (6) from A Shropshi
28	Songs (6) from A Shropshi
The Vagabond & Other Songs by Vaughan Williams, Butterworth, Finzi & Ireland
1.	Songs of Travel, song cycle for voice & piano (or orchestra) 25:19
	Composed by Ralph Vaughan Williams
	Performed by Malcolm Martineau and Bryn Terfel
2.	Let Us Garlands Bring, song cycle for voice & piano (or string orchestra), Op. 18 16:08
	Composed by Gerald Finzi
	Performed by Malcolm Martineau and Bryn Terfel
3.	Bredon Hill and Other Songs, songs (5) for voice & piano 14:53
	Composed by George Butterworth
	Performed by Malcolm Martineau and Bryn Terfel
4.	Sea Fever, for voice & piano 2:20
	Composed by John Ireland
	Performed by Malcolm Martineau and Bryn Terfel
5.	Vagabond 1:57
	Composed by John Ireland
	Performed by Malcolm Martineau and Bryn Terfel
6.	The bells of San Marie, for voice & piano 2:44
	Composed by John Ireland
	Performed by Malcolm Martineau and Bryn Terfel
7.	Songs (6) from A Shropshire Lad for voice & piano (or orchestra) 13:52
	Composed by George Butterworth
	Performed by Malcolm Martineau and Bryn Terfel

Barnes & Noble

These days, mezzo-sopranos are stealing the limelight from their soprano counterparts, and baritones have begun to attract the kind of attention usually reserved for superstar tenors. No baritone has risen so quickly -- and deservedly -- as Welshman Bryn Terfel. His recording The Vagabond is made up entirely of songs by British composers. Terfel, who grew up singing in his Welsh village church, has a strong affinity for these songs by Gerald Finzi, George Butterworth, John Ireland, and Ralph Vaughan Williams. From stirring call-to-arms to moody ballad, Terfel's characterizations are commanding, and sung with a beauty of tone that's seldom encountered. Aided by Terfel's fleet-fingered frequent collaborator, pianist Malcolm Martineau, this is a jolly good introduction to British song. Matt Dobkin