Year of release 2020

Songs 16

Album time 01:03:53

Genre list Classical

1
The Prison: No. 1, Close On Freedom. The Prisoner Communes With His Soul
 
7:10
2
The Prison: No. 2, Voices Sing Of Immortality
 
4:30
3
The Prison: No. 3, The Prisoner Askes The Secret Of Emancipation
 
2:28
4
The Prison: No. 4, His Soul Replies
 
3:26
5
The Prison: No. 5, He Asks In What Shape Emancipation Will Come
 
1:36
6
The Prison: No. 6, The Voices Reply
 
3:39
7
The Prison: No. 7, Orchestral Interlude. The First Glimmer Of Dawn
 
3:12
8
The Prison: No. 8, The Prisoner Understands His Own Immortality
 
5:10
9
The Prison: No. 9, The Deliverance. The Prisoner Awakes
 
3:59
10
The Prison: No. 10, His Soul Tells Him The End Of The Struggle Is At Hand
 
2:51
11
The Prison: No. 11, He Hears His Guests Moving To Depart
 
2:14
12
The Prison: No. 12, Pastoral. Sunset Calm
 
2:46
13
The Prison: No. 13, He Disbands His Ego
 
3:06
14
The Prison: No. 14, Voices Sing The Indestructibility Of Human Passions
 
2:02
15
The Prison: No. 15, Death Calls Him. Gloring, He Obeys The Summons
 
5:14
16
The Prison: No. 16, His Farewell - His Triumph - His Peace
 
10:38

This page describes Smyth: The Prison by Sarah Brailey, James Blachly, Dashon Burton, and Experiential Orchestra as part of the music catalog It combines the visible track data, genre labels and release notes into a single readable description.

The album data includes release year 2020, genre area Classical, 16 tracks, total running time 1:03:53, and cover artwork available. These details help distinguish the page from a short title-only listing.

The album sequence gives visitors songs including The Prison: No. 1, Close On Freedom. The Prisoner Communes With His Soul, The Prison: No. 2, Voices Sing Of Immortality, The Prison: No. 3, The Prisoner Askes The Secret Of Emancipation, The Prison: No. 4, His Soul Replies, The Prison: No. 5, He Asks In What Shape Emancipation Will Come, The Prison: No. 6, The Voices Reply, The Prison: No. 7, Orchestral Interlude. The First Glimmer Of Dawn, and The Prison: No. 8, The Prisoner Understands His Own Immortality. The track list is also useful when a visitor remembers a song title but not the complete album name.

The track lengths provide extra catalog context because The Prison: No. 16, His Farewell - His Triumph - His Peace is one of the longer tracks at 10:38 and The Prison: No. 5, He Asks In What Shape Emancipation Will Come is one of the shorter tracks at 1:36. It helps separate compact songs from longer album pieces without adding opinion.

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