Marianne Osiel Music

Marianne Osiel Music

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Marianne Osiel Music episodes

  • Antiphon
    first track on the album, 'how the light gets in', featuring marianne on oboe with pipe organist, bob barrows. four keyboardists were featured on this album, and spans numerous genres, temperaments, tonalities, all aurally depicting ideas of light and dark.
    2 min
  • "Seufzer, Tränen, Kummer, Not", by J. S.Bach for soprano, oboe, & keyboard
    J.S. Bach aria, "Seufzer Tranen" for voice, oboe, and keyboard - Performers were: Marigene Kettler, voice - Marianne Osiel, oboe - Melissa Alexander, piano
    Performed at Grace Church, Nyack, New York, 2002
    ........................Lyrics & Translation to follow:................................................
    Seufzer, Tränen, Kummer, Not,
    Ängstlichs Sehnen, Furcht und Tod
    Nagen mein beklemmtes Herz,
    Ich empfinde Jammer, Schmerz.
    Sighs, tears, anguish, trouble,
    anxious longing, fear and death
    gnaw at my constricted heart,
    I experience misery, pain.
    5 min
  • Simply By Osmosis (solo version)
    total reframe from the album version (from 'strange girl'), a solo version done as a 'freebie' gift from a recording school who needed a guinea pig that day, that day the pig being MOI. accomplished in three hours!
    5 min
  • 10 On The Air
    written by my dear friend Rebecca Rothenberg, arranged by me. we all miss her terribly.
    "turn on your radio, darling, i'll be there, turn on your radio, i am on the air, turn on your radio, i'll be coming through, turn of your radio, singing just for you...."
    4 min
  • THESE ARE THE DAYS (J. Martin)
    song by Jennifer Martin, "These Are The Days" is for me the perfectly-written song.....where mind, heart, and body all meet, as one. Recorded right after 9-1-1. Thanks to Jennifer for letting me 'borrow' the song. The message stands timeless.
    6 min
  • Simply By Osmosis (Osiel), performed by Marianne Osiel
    "Simply By Osmosis" (Osiel), song originally from the album, "Strange Girl" (1995), Marianne Osiel does an acoustic-electric version, doing all of the parts instrumentally and vocally. Done in less than three hours during a class in recording engineering!
    5 min
  • Help / I've Just Seen A Face (Lennon, McCartney)
    A "slightly different" version of two classics:
    Help (Lennon, McCartney) - SOLO segueway...into...
    I've Just Seen A Face (Lennon, McCartney, arr. Osiel) - with help from: Luther Rix, drums, and Takashi Otsuka, bass - 'LIVE' at Tallman Mountain Arts Concerts, Piermont, NY (2013)
    6 min

About Marianne Osiel Music

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Performing singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist/arranger Marianne Osiel is a consummate musician with her music rooted in classical, blues, folk, and even jazz. A sought-after “sideman” starting with her years in Nashville, she’s played, sung, and/or recorded with her slide guitar, oboe, flute, and voice, with such artists as John Hall, Nanci Griffith, Rachel Sage, Gatemouth Brown, Roy Orbison, and others. Marianne made her living for a decade with the Nashville Symphony (oboe), even soloing with them during many of the Pops concerts as guest vocalist/songwriter. Marianne’s original recordings include Strange Girl (singer/songwriter), Full of Wholes I and II (singer/songwriter), a “live” album recorded at the infamous Bluebird Café in Nashville, and“How The Light Gets In”, an all-improvised, all-instrumental CD featuring Marianne on the oboe in duet with four New York keyboardists.