Deborah Kavasch – Symphonic Chronicles Vol. 1 (2023) [FLAC 24bit/96kHz]

Deborah Kavasch – Symphonic Chronicles Vol. 1 (2023)
FLAC (tracks) 24 bit/96 kHz | Time – 01:10:54 minutes | 1,21 GB | Genre: Classical
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SYMPHONIC CHRONICLES VOL. 1 from Navona Records features the works of celebrated living composers from a wide variety of backgrounds and influences. Performed by the London Symphony Orchestra and Royal Scottish National Orchestra, the music touches on topics ranging from jazz to the COVID pandemic, racial injustice, and more. Steve Law’s melodic and rhythmic Piano Concerto draws inspiration from Gershwin, Rachmaninoff, and Prokofiev while assimilating the influences of jazz, pop, and minimalism. In Barbara Jazwinski’s Fantasy on Jazz, the composer meditates on the complex and ever-evolving music of New Orleans. Simon Andrews’ Interlude No. 3 from “The Scars On His Back” recounts the story of legendary Native American freedom fighter Po’pay, and the revolt against the Spanish colonists he helped inspire. These examples are just a taste of the evocative works found on SYMPHONIC CHRONICLES VOL. 1.

Tracklist:

1-1. Deborah Kavasch – Desert Storm (03:43)
1-2. Steve Law – Piano Concerto: I. Allegro non troppo (10:10)
1-3. Steve Law – Piano Concerto: II. Theme and Variations (12:00)
1-4. Steve Law – Piano Concerto: III. Lento Allegro (11:10)
1-5. John Wineglass – #elijah: I. Tragic Innocence (05:16)
1-6. John Wineglass – #elijah: II. Transcendence (05:21)
1-7. Barbara Jazwinski – Fantasy on Jazz (14:58)
1-8. Nan Avant – Sirens of the Salish Sea: I. Soundness of the Sea for Violin and Orchestra (03:32)
1-9. Simon Andrews – Interlude No. 3 from “The Scars on His Back” (04:40)

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