and Irene Papas Song of Solomon (1989) by Steve Kilbey A'l Mishkavi Baleylot for soprano and harp (1992) and Spring Calls for soprano and ensemble (2006) by Lior Navok John Zorn's "Shir Ha-Shirim" premiered in February 2008. The piece is inspired by Song of Songs and is performed by an amplified quintet of female singers with female and male narrators performing the "Song of Solomon". A performance at the Guggenheim Museum in November 2008 featured choreography for paired dancers from the Khmer Arts Ensemble by Sophiline Cheam Shapiro. In 2013 a new version featuring the five singers without the two narrators premièred in NYC at Alice Tully Hall and at the Jerusalem Sacred Music Festival and released on the album Shir Hashirim. David Lang's "Just (After Song of Songs)" (2014) was premiered in 2014 by Trio Mediaeval and Garth Knox Saltarello Trio. The piece is featured in the film Youth by Paolo Sorrentino. Song of Solomon (2017) classical wedding suite composition for orchestra, organ and two voices by Chris M. Allport Alex Weiser's After Shir Hashirim (2017) draws its inspiration from the text and cantillation of the Song of Songs. Rami Bar-Niv's Uri Tsafon (Song of Songs 4, 16: Awake, North Wind) (1972) Animals As Leaders's self-titled album includes a track titled "Song of Solomon". Eliza Gilkyson's "Rose of Sharon" on her album "Your town tonight" is based on her reading of Song of Songs in a hotel room Gideon Bible, as explained in her intro to the song. Kate Bush's "Song of Solomon" from her album The Red Shoes includes lyrics which quote and reference the Song of Songs. Subject of the Song I Hate Heaven by The Residents, which is featured in their bible inspired album Wormwood. The chorus of Stephen Duffy's 1985 song "Kiss Me" was based on the comparison of wine to love in Song of Songs. The opening track "Glass" off of Bat For Lashes's 2009 album Two Suns begins with a line from the Song of Songs. Andrew Rose Gregory of The Gregory Brothers released the album The Song of Songs, with words and music based on the biblical text, with The Color Red Band in 2011. In popular culture Art Marc Chagall's "Song of Songs", a five-painting cycle, is housed in the Marc Chagall Museum in Nice. Egon Tschirch's (de) "Song of Solomon", a 1923 expressionist nineteen-picture cycle, was rediscovered in 2015. Catherine