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TAVENER, Michael Nyman, WHITE, The Wallace Collection

The Golden Section

  • Wallace Collection - The Golden Section
  • 01. Trisagion (12:34)
  • 02. Doggerel Machine / serene but ongoing (2:05)
  • 03. Doggerel Machine / sprightly but steady (1:32)
  • 04. Doggerel Machine / serene but ongoing (0:17)
  • 05. Doggerel Machine / serene but ongoing (2:04)
  • 06. Doggerel Machine / serene but ongoing (0:16)
  • 07. Doggerel Machine / strong but steady (1:53)
  • 08. Doggerel Machine / serene but ongoing (0:12)
  • 09. Doggerel Machine / presto but steady (0:36)
  • 10. Doggerel Machine / quick march (1:01)
  • 11. The Golden Section / The Bullfight (Francisco de Goya) (3:15)
  • 12. The Golden Section / Valparaiso (James Abbott McNeill Whistler) (2:52)
  • 13. The Golden Section / Le Parade Du Cirque (Georges Seurat) (2:02)
  • 14. The Golden Section / Dejeuner Sur L'Herbe (Edouard Manet) (2:31)
  • 15. The Golden Section / Night Hawks (Edward Hopper) (3:25)
  • 16. The Golden Section / Broadway Boogie-Woogie (Piet Mondrian) (2:37)
  • 17. Masque Arias (7:46)
  • 18. Summer Dances / Maestoso: allegro alla danza (2:21)
  • 19. Summer Dances / Allegretto preciso (1:53)
  • 20. Summer Dances / Allegro non troppo (2:28)
  • 21. Summer Dances / Moderato (1:35)
  • 22. Summer Dances / Lento con moto e flessibile (4:07)
  • 23. Summer Dances / Allegro ritmico (2:18)
  • 24. Adam's Rib (10:21)
  • The Wallace Collection - quintet
  • TAVENER
  • Michael Nyman
  • WHITE
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Nr kat.: CKD092
Label  : Linn Records

The Wallace Collection, a brass quintet founded by trumpeter John Wallace in 1986, has always embraced a wide range of twentieth century music. This CD contains a characteristic selection. John Tavener's Trisagion, written for Philip Jones's ensemble, was pronounced unplayable by Jones, whose chops one imagined capable of executing anything. It was premiered in 1985 by Equale Brass, led by Wallace. Though it contains some Stravinskian flourishes it is not an obviously difficult piece, balancing fanfare-like passages with solemn chorales. Doggerel,one of a series begun in 1970 in reaction to the fashion for improvisation, is precise and punchy. Jim Parker's music for Betjeman's 1970s albums perfectly complemented the poems though much of The Golden Section shows off the brass rather than evokes the spirit of the painters cited in the movement titles. Michael Nyman's piece is reworked (and somewhat improved)from material originating in Prospero's Books.Matthias's Dances are lively and bright-textured. James MacMillan's piece tops off the programme impressively, from its eerie, subliminal opening, through the dark fire of the central fanfares to the final isolated muted trumpet calls. Classic CD.