WaterFire Providence presents a full lighting on Saturday, July 9th sponsored by Amica Insurance and thanks to the generous support of the Textron Charitable Trust. The lighting is scheduled to start at 8:42 p.m. and is set to run through 12:30 a.m. This is the music program for this specific event.
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July 9th, 2016 – Music Program
8:22 “Being in Rhythm”
composed by Layne Redmond
performed by Layne Redmond & Tommy Brunjes
from Being in Rhythm
8:28 “Finney Makes a Point”
composed by Mike Figgis
performed by Mike Figgis
from Stormy Monday Soundtrack
8:31 “Halleluyah”
composed by David Hykes
performed by David Hykes, Michelle Hykes and Timothy Hill voices and drum
from Harmonic Meetings
8:38 “Sonata Canzon XX”
composed by Giovanni Gabrieli
performed by London Symphony Brass Ensemble
from Sacred Brass
8:45 “Japurá River”
composed by Philip Glass
performed by Uakti
from Aguas da Amazonia
8:50 “Siboney”
composed by Ernesto Lecuona
performed by Los Super Seven
from Canto
8:55 “Avila (Oscar’s Song)
composed by Ernest Ranglin
performed by Ernest Ranglin
from NPR Tiny Desk Concert
8:58 “Zelie”
composed by Bella Bellow
performed by Angélique Kidjo
from Õÿö
9:00 “Wire”
composed by The Low Anthem
performed by The Low Anthem
from Smart Flesh
9:04 “Lonely Woman”
composed by Ornette Coleman
performed by Ornette Coleman
from The Shape of Jazz to Come
9:09 Adagio from Concerto Grosso op. 6, No. 8, in G Minor Christmas Concerto
composed by Arcangelo Corelli
performed by Iva Davies
from Master and Commander: Far Side of the World Soundtrack
9:11 “Un bel di Vedremo”
performed by Compagnia d’operia Itliana
composed by Giacomo Puccini
from Arias for Soprano
9:16 “Burnt Onions”
composed by Kareem Roustom
performed by Kareem Roustom
From Encounter Point Soundtrack
9:21 “Oyebe Bien”
traditional
performed by Kekele
from World 2004
9:26 “St. James Infirmary”
composed by Irving Mills
performed by Billie and Dee Preservation Hall Orchestra
from Preservation Hall Early Years
9:29 “Yerushalayim shel Zahav” (Jerusalem of Gold)
composed by Naomi Shemer
Lead vocals: Cantorial Soloist Jodi Blankstein
Background vocals and piano: Minister of Music Laura Weiss
Guitar: Adam Dehner
from Music from Within
9:32 “Moments”
composed by Ara Dinkjian
performed by Night Ark
from Moments
9:42 “Ao Longe o Mar”
composed by Madredeus
performed by Madredeus
from Antologia
9:46 “Ibe Siran Munlela”
composed by Victor Deme
performed by Victor Deme
from Deli
9:50 “Blue in Green”
composed by Miles Davis
performed by Miles Davis
from Kind of Blue
9:56 “Canzon XVII a 12 ( Canzone e 1615)”
composed by Giovanni Gabrieli
performed by London Sympony Brass Ensemble
from Sacred Brass
9:58 “Maadar -e- Afghan”
Composed by Aryana Sayeed
Performed by Aryana Sayeed
10:01 “L’Inglese”
traditional
performed by La Piva Dal Carnér
from The Rough Guide To World Roots
10:06 “Tsintskharo”
traditional
performed by Vokal Ansamble Gordela
from Degrees of Separation: The Global Search for Vok. Ansambl Gordela
10:09 “Don’t Cry”
traditional
performed by Lilit Pipoyan
from Full Moon
10:13 “Azara Alhai”
composed by Rasha
performed by Rasha
from Sudaniyat
10:20 “Virðulegu Forsetar” [excerpt]
composed by Jóhann Jóhannsson
performed by the Caput Ensemble
from Virðulegu Forsetar
10:27 “Cantus in memory of Benjamin Britten”
composed by Arvo Pärt
performed by Staatsorchester Stuttgart
from Tabula Rasa
10:33 “Ya Rayah”
composed by Rachid Taha
performed by Rachid Taha
from Diwân
10:39 “Mad World”
composed by Roland Orzabal
performed by Michael Andrews and Gary Jules
from Danny Darko
10:42 “Mercy, Mercy, Mercy”
composed by Joe Zawinul
performed by Paul Harrington on harmonica
from Harmonica Soul Serenade
10:45 “Dounuya”
composed by Mamadou Diabate
performed by Mamadou Diabate
from Tunga
10:50 “Bella Ciao”
traditional Italian
performed by Franco Morone
from Italian FingerStyle Guitar
10:52 “Concerto in B Minor” (RV 424)
composed by Antonio Vivaldi
performed by Toronto Chamber Orchestra and Ofra Harnoy, cello
from Vivaldi Cello Concertos
10:56 “Comadi”
composed by Céu
performed by Céu (Brazil)
from Vagarosa
11:00 “Am I Just A Man”
composed by Steve Mason
performed by Steve Mason (England)
from Boys Outside
11:03 “Paperweight”
composed by Joshua Radin and Schulyler Fisk
performed by Joshua Radin and Schulyler Fisk (US)
from The Last Kiss
11:06 “I Heard It Through The Grapevine”
composed by Marvin Gaye
Performed by Bill Frisell (US)
from East/West
11:15 “Daniel’s Joik”
composed by Jon Henrik
performed by Jon Henrik
from a live televised performance
11:17 “Bué”
composed by Sara Tavares
performed by Sara Tavares (Cape Verde)
from Xinti
11:21 “Raquel”
composed by Rufino Almeida
performed by Bau
from Café Musique
11:25 “Kakokolo”
composed by Samite
performed by Samite
from Embalasasa
11:31 “(Don’t) Tremble”
composed by Low Anthem
performed by Low Anthem
from Oh My God Charlie Darwin
11:35 “Little Potato”
composed by Malcolm Dalglish
performed by Malcolm Dalglish
from Metamora
11:39 “Chapa Blues Band”
composed by Victor Deme
performed by Victor Deme
from Deli
11:46 “Kal Ho Naa Ho”
composed by Jaaved Akhtar
performed by Shankar Ehsaan Loy
from Kal Ho Naa Ho soundtrack
11:51 “Mariama Kaba”
composed by Boubacar Traoré
performed by Boubacar Traoré
from Mariama
11:56 “Woods”
composed by Bon Iver
performed by Bon Iver
from Blood Ban
12:06 “Offering”
composed by Ara Dinkjian
performed by Night Ark
from Moments
12:10 “Domine Fil Unigenite”
reinterpreted traditional chant
performed by Mercedes Bahleda
from Mercy Songs
12:13 “Ombra mai fu” from Serse
composed by Georg Frideric Handel
performed by Andreas Scholl
from Heroes
12:17 “Baba”
traditional
performed by Andy Palacio
from Watina
12:21 “Baby Elephant”
composed by Ara Dinkjian
performed by Night Ark
from Moments
12:26 “Wátina” [ “I called out”]
composed by Andy Palacio
performed by Andy Palacio and Garifuna
from Wátina
12:29 “Opa Hey”
composed by Kottarashky
performed by Kottarashky
from Opa Hey
12:30 Spoken by Edward R. Murrow
from a March 9, 1954 television
episode of CBS’s “See it Now”