Anthony Louis Scarmolin presents a captivating musical journey with his album "The Caliph," released on September 7, 2010, under Centaur Records, Inc. This 59-minute composition is a dramatic and intricate exploration of a narrative, divided into multiple acts, each conveying a unique story and emotion. Scarmolin's work is a testament to his skill in vocal and instrumental performance, as well as his ability to create a compelling and engaging musical experience.
"The Caliph" is not just a collection of tracks but a cohesive and immersive musical story. The album features a diverse range of characters, each with their own distinct voices and motivations, brought to life through Scarmolin's versatile vocal performances. The instrumental accompaniment is equally impressive, with each piece carefully crafted to enhance the narrative and evoke a wide range of emotions.
From the hauntingly beautiful "Dilidilan's Dance" to the intense and dramatic "The Caliph, Act I: What Is This? ... Cut out my tongue ... Give me my letter!", Scarmolin takes the listener on a journey through a world of intrigue, passion, and betrayal. The album's climax, "The Caliph, Act I: Long have I loved thee … I, too, have loved thee…", is a powerful and moving conclusion to this epic musical tale.
Anthony Louis Scarmolin's "The Caliph" is a remarkable achievement in contemporary classical music, showcasing his exceptional talent as a composer, vocalist, and instrumentalist. This album is a must-listen for anyone who appreciates the power of music to tell a story and evoke deep emotions.
Tracks
The Caliph, Act I: In the name of Allah the Merciful … (Mogro)Anthony Louis Scarmolin, Maria Harpner, Bruce Brown, Margarete Jungen, Dietmar Kerschbaum, Steven Gallop, Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra, Joel Eric Suben
The Caliph, Act I: Another day? … A fine day … (Dilidilan, Mogro)Anthony Louis Scarmolin, Maria Harpner, Bruce Brown, Margarete Jungen, Dietmar Kerschbaum, Steven Gallop, Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra, Joel Eric Suben
The Caliph, Act I: An old woman peers up at me … (Dilidilan)Anthony Louis Scarmolin, Maria Harpner, Bruce Brown, Margarete Jungen, Dietmar Kerschbaum, Steven Gallop, Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra, Joel Eric Suben
The Caliph, Act I: Mesrour, Mesrour! … You called? (Dilidilan, Mesrour)Anthony Louis Scarmolin, Maria Harpner, Bruce Brown, Margarete Jungen, Dietmar Kerschbaum, Steven Gallop, Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra, Joel Eric Suben
The Caliph, Act I: What Is This? … Cut out my tongue … Give me my letter! (Caliph, Mesrour, Dilidilan)Anthony Louis Scarmolin, Maria Harpner, Bruce Brown, Margarete Jungen, Dietmar Kerschbaum, Steven Gallop, Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra, Joel Eric Suben
The Caliph, Act I: Surely my brother Is coming to his death … (Dilidilan)Anthony Louis Scarmolin, Maria Harpner, Bruce Brown, Margarete Jungen, Dietmar Kerschbaum, Steven Gallop, Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra, Joel Eric Suben
The Caliph, Act I: Over the world the morning drives … Fot the third morning … (Ali Hassan, Dilidilan)Anthony Louis Scarmolin, Maria Harpner, Bruce Brown, Margarete Jungen, Dietmar Kerschbaum, Steven Gallop, Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra, Joel Eric Suben
The Caliph, Act I: Surely I am the most blest of men … You obeyed my instructions …(Ali Hassan, Dilidilan)Anthony Louis Scarmolin, Maria Harpner, Bruce Brown, Margarete Jungen, Dietmar Kerschbaum, Steven Gallop, Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra, Joel Eric Suben
The Caliph, Act I: What profitable angel has guided… He Is Ali Hassan … O, my Lord … (Caliph, Dilidilan, Ali Hassan)Anthony Louis Scarmolin, Maria Harpner, Bruce Brown, Margarete Jungen, Dietmar Kerschbaum, Steven Gallop, Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra, Joel Eric Suben
The Caliph, Act I: I was looking for a sight of her … It Is good That youth should be so inflammable …(Ali Hassan, Caliph)Anthony Louis Scarmolin, Maria Harpner, Bruce Brown, Margarete Jungen, Dietmar Kerschbaum, Steven Gallop, Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra, Joel Eric Suben
The Caliph, Act I: Wait … There Is more? … But If you do This … Master! (Caliph, Ali Hassan, Mesrour, Mogro)Anthony Louis Scarmolin, Maria Harpner, Bruce Brown, Margarete Jungen, Dietmar Kerschbaum, Steven Gallop, Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra, Joel Eric Suben
The Caliph, Act I: Dilidilan's DanceAnthony Louis Scarmolin, Maria Harpner, Bruce Brown, Margarete Jungen, Dietmar Kerschbaum, Steven Gallop, Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra, Joel Eric Suben
The Caliph, Act I: Mesrour … To hear Is to obey. (Caliph, Mesrour)Anthony Louis Scarmolin, Maria Harpner, Bruce Brown, Margarete Jungen, Dietmar Kerschbaum, Steven Gallop, Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra, Joel Eric Suben
The Caliph, Act I: Why would you marry me … Look at him run! (Dilidilan, Caliph)Anthony Louis Scarmolin, Maria Harpner, Bruce Brown, Margarete Jungen, Dietmar Kerschbaum, Steven Gallop, Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra, Joel Eric Suben
The Caliph, Act I: Long have I loved thee … I, too, have loved thee… (Caliph, Dilidilan)Anthony Louis Scarmolin, Maria Harpner, Bruce Brown, Margarete Jungen, Dietmar Kerschbaum, Steven Gallop, Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra, Joel Eric Suben
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