True to its ‘homely’ intentions, Home was recorded with the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra, the Adelaide Chamber Singers, and conductor Luke Dollman, in the glorious acoustic of St. Peter’s Cathedral.

Included on the album are favourite classical songs such as Dvořák’s "Songs my Mother Taught Me," Mendelssohn’s "O for the Wings of a Dove," and the Bach/Gounod "Ave Maria." Traditional songs include "Greensleeves," and "Auld Lang Syne," while songs with underlying spirituality include Franck’s "Panis Angelicus," and Henry Bishop’s "Home, Sweet Home," the latter recorded with just harp. Also included on Home are orchestral arrangements of three songs especially for this album, by Richard Mills, composer, conductor and current Artistic Director of Victorian Opera. Working together with Greta, and using his fantastical sense of colour, Mills arranged and orchestrated the folk song "Early One Morning," the seldom-heard Spiritual "Let Us Break Bread Together," and "Every Day Is A Rainbow Day For Me" – a song originally scored for voice and piano, and written in 1930 by Greta’s grandfather, Sir Donald Bradman.

TRAD., arr. MILLS: Early One Morning
YON: Gesu Bambino
TRAD., arr. MILLS: Let Us Break Bread Together
COPLAND: Simple Gifts
BRADMAN, arr. MILLS: Every Day Is A Rainbow Day
GOUNOD: Repentir
MENDELSSOHN: Hear my Prayer … O for the Wings of a Dove
TRAD.: O Waly, Waly
CHARLES: When I have sung my Songs
FRANCK: Panis Angelicus
RIMSKY-KORSAKOV: The Nightingale and the Rose
DVOŘÁK: Songs my Mother Taught Me
BISHOP: Home, Sweet Home
BISHOP: Lo! Hear the Gentle Lark
FLOTOW: The Last Rose of Summer
TRAD.: Greensleeves
BACH/GOUNOD: Ave Maria
BARBER: Sure on this Shining Night
FOSTER: Beautiful Dreamer
TRAD., arr. CROSSIN: Auld Lang Syne