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Released on RCA Victor Red Seal, also O Christmas Tree (Mario Lanza), Piano Concerto no. 1 in E minor, op. 11: II. Romance. Larghetto (Arthur Rubinstein) and We Three Kings of Orient Are (Mario Lanza)
Written by Charles Koechlin, also Les chants de Kervéléan pour trompette et petit orchestre, op. 197: No. 1, Invocation. Andante. Expressif et solide (Sebastian Berner), Les chants de Kervéléan pour trompette et petit orchestre, op. 197: No. 2, Le calme et la splendeur de la nature. Andante presque (Sebastian Berner) and Les chants de Kervéléan pour trompette et petit orchestre, op. 197: No. 3, Andante très calme, presque adagio (Sebastian Berner)
Part of The Jungle Book, also Three Poems, op. 18: I. Seal Lullaby (RIAS Kammerchor), Three Poems, op. 18: III. Song of Kala Nag (Johan Botha) and The Spring Running, op. 95: III. The Running (Deutsches Symphonie‐Orchester Berlin)
Written by Rudyard Kipling, also On the Road to Mandalay (Frank Sinatra), If (Bernard Lavilliers) and A Pict Song (Billy Bragg)
Worth knowing
Counted from cited credits on fono.
Charles Koechlin wrote 17 songs on fono
Rudyard Kipling wrote 15 songs on fono
Rudyard Kipling’s most frequent co-writer is Percy Grainger (6 songs together)
Charles Koechlin’s most frequent co-writer is Rudyard Kipling (3 songs together)
Credits
All 7 credits
- Written by
- Charles Koechlin and Rudyard Kipling
- Performed by
- Iris Vermillion, RIAS Kammerchor and Ralf Lukas
- Part of
- The Jungle Book
- Released on
- RCA Victor Red Seal
- Written by
- Charles Koechlin and Rudyard Kipling
- Performed by
- Iris Vermillion, RIAS Kammerchor and Ralf Lukas
- Part of
- The Jungle Book
- Released on
- RCA Victor Red Seal
Connected by credits
Other songs that share a producer, writer, studio or label with this one.
Same writer: Charles Koechlin
Same writer: Rudyard Kipling
Same label: RCA Victor Red Seal
Same release: The Jungle Book
Same writer: Charles Koechlin
Same writer: Rudyard Kipling
Same label: RCA Victor Red Seal
Same release: The Jungle Book
Elsewhere
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1MusicBrainz Three Poems, op. 18: II. Night Song was performed by Iris Vermillion
Three Poems, op. 18: II. Night Song was performed by Iris Vermillion
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2MusicBrainz Three Poems, op. 18: II. Night Song was performed by RIAS Kammerchor
Three Poems, op. 18: II. Night Song was performed by RIAS Kammerchor
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3MusicBrainz Three Poems, op. 18: II. Night Song was performed by Ralf Lukas
Three Poems, op. 18: II. Night Song was performed by Ralf Lukas
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4MusicBrainz Three Poems, op. 18: II. Night Song was written by Charles Koechlin
Three Poems, op. 18: II. Night Song was written by Charles Koechlin
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5MusicBrainz Three Poems, op. 18: II. Night Song was written by Rudyard Kipling
Three Poems, op. 18: II. Night Song was written by Rudyard Kipling
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6MusicBrainz Three Poems, op. 18: II. Night Song is part of the release The Jungle Book
Three Poems, op. 18: II. Night Song is part of the release The Jungle Book
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7MusicBrainz RCA Victor Red Seal is the label of the song Three Poems, op. 18: II. Night Song
RCA Victor Red Seal is the label of the song Three Poems, op. 18: II. Night Song
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8MusicBrainz Three Poems, op. 18: II. Night Song was released on 1994
Three Poems, op. 18: II. Night Song was released on 1994
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