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Silentium Amoris

from the 2017 recording session of "Wilde Songs", Edwin Crossley-Mercer and Jason Paul Peterson perform "Silentium Amoris". At the songs first performance, at Baldwin-Wallace College near Cleveland, the critic wrote: ". . .The only modern work was American composer Michael Linton’s "Silentium Amoris," set to a text by Oscar Wilde. The song is in two distinct sections. The first, in which the narrator laments lost love, is austere, with tonal but not triadic melodic phrases set against dissonant piano intervals. The vocal part hovers between song and speech. When the song seems to be complete, there is an abrupt change. The piano plays gorgeously lyric music, and the singer repeats, “Te amo” (“I love you”) as the song fades away. It was a magical moment." More information is available at www.refinersfire.us