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Album-Release:
2017

HRA-Release:
08.09.2017

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  • Hilary Tann (1947- ):
  • 1 Anecdote 14:39
  • Hans Bakker (1945- ):
  • 2 Cantus 05:45
  • Daniel Perttu (1979- ):
  • 3 To Spring (An Overture) 08:32
  • Jan Järvlepp (1953- ):
  • 4 In Memoriam 07:16
  • Pierre Schroeder:
  • 5 Late Harvest 06:53
  • Paul Osterfield:
  • 6 Silver Fantasy 08:04
  • Total Runtime 51:09

Info for Tomorrow's Air

Navona Records is proud to present „Tomorrow's Air“, a collection of contemporary music for large ensemble, written by composers in a variety of styles and genres. Listeners will recognize several names as PARMA regulars, including Daniel Perttu, Hans Bakker, and Paul Osterfield.

The album opens with Hilary Tann’s Anecdote for solo cello and orchestra. Inspired by Wallace Stevens’s nature musings in his poem “Anecdote of the Jar,” the work casts the cello solo as a soliloquy, its message elaborated and transformed by wilder orchestral textures. Hans Bakker’s Cantus follows, an intriguing and expressive work for string orchestra. The intimate drama of Cantus is contrasted by mystery and majesty in Daniel Perttu’s lyrical overture To Spring. Written in honor of his daughters, To Spring was inspired by William Blakes poetic ode of the same name. In his profoundly emotional string orchestra piece In Memoriam, Jan Järvlepp honors the memory of his late brother—conforming to no style or influence but that of his own intense grief. Following In Memoriam is Pierre Schroeder’s Late Harvest, a lush, emotional work for strings, clarinet, and piano that forms a part of his eleven-movement magnum opus Voyage. Closing the album is Paul Osterfield’s concertante wind ensemble piece Silver Fantasy, a vibrant celebration of the flute and piccolo with lyrical melodies, dynamic rhythmic energy, and Ivesian pastiche. Together, the works that make up „Tomorrow's Air“ encompass a wide spectrum of emotion and drama.

State Philharmonic Orchestra of Târgu Mureş
Ovidiu Balan, conductor
Ovidiu Marinescu, cello
Moravian Philharmonic Orchestra
Vít Micka, conductor
Petr Vronský, conductor
Moravian Philharmonia Wind & Percussion Ensemble
Petr Vronský, conductor
Lindsey Goodman, flute & piccolo



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