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Smut

by Dave Soldier

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Dum Caupona Verterem 04:11
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Ad Puerum Anglicum 04:04
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3.
Odalisque In The Seraglio 01:41
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Miser, Miser 03:23
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Graffitti From A Ninth-Century Manuscript 02:30
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Quodlibet 01:34
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Parisius Paridi 03:41
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Letter To Ausonius 03:40
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Matarile 05:37
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Features Dave Soldier's Chorea Lascivia, a chamber music song cycle of nine gothic rock tunes with mostly homoerotic Latin lyrics written by medieval monks from 400-1200 AD. The piece is dedicated to to Robbert Mapplethorpe and David Wojnarowicz. Read the lyrics with some wonderful translations by the late Thomas Stehling.

Performers: Tiye' Giraud, Wilbur Pauley, Napua Davoy: Vocals, Ben Neill: Trumpet, Dave Soldier and Bob Bannister: Guitars, Samm Bennett, Jim Pugliese: Percussion and Drums, Rob Bethea: Trombone, Richard Auldon Clark: Conductor.

Also features Matarile for little kids from Our Lady of Lourdes in Harlem and electronic manipulations of their sounds, evoking the Harlem of the early 90's with jump rope rhymes in Spanish.

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released October 10, 1994

All compositions by Dave Soldier

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