Rosner, A
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Special offer. Arnold Rosner: Orchestral Music, Volume Three
London Philharmonic Orchestra, Nick Palmer
The London Philharmonic’s scintillating accounts of Rosner’s monumental Sixth Symphony and Nocturne are irresistible. —
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Gramophone Magazine, December 2019, Critics' Choice
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Arnold Rosner: The Chronicle of Nine (The Tragedy of Queen Jane)
Krista River, Gene Stenger, Megan Pachecano, Aaron Engebreth, Rebecca Krouner, William Hite, Eric Carey, James Demler, David Salsbery Fry, Boston Modern Orchestra Project, Gil Rose
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Arnold Rosner’s 1970s Requiem is a massive work, drawing on multiple secular and religious texts. It’s an intense experience, but certainly not without its emotional rewards. —
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Gramophone Magazine, Critics' Choice 2020
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Special offer. Rosner: Music for Symphonic Wind Band
Density512, Jacob Aaron Schnitzer, Nicholas Perry Clark
Rosner’s last band works—3 Northern Sketches (2003) and Now Cometh the Redeemer (2005)—are just as good as the rest. Terrific pieces, all given fine readings by the Austin-based “chamber orchestra... —
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Rosner’s soundworld is compellingly individual, with the rhythms and harmonies of Renaissance polyphony overlaid with exotic modalities and dissonances, all richly clothed in late-Romantic orchestration. —
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The Missa L’homme armé was written amid the bloody dregs of the Vietnam war, and Rosner’s anger and pacifism are precariously balanced in it; Blossom Street carry off that potential contradiction... —
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Special offer. Arnold Rosner: Orchestral Music
Peter Vinograde (piano), Peter Riegert (speaker)
London Philharmonic Orchestra, David Amos
A key addition to the Rosner discography —
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ROSNER: Chamber Music, Vol. 3
Gregory Erickson (trombone), Angelina Tallaj (piano)
Sestetto Agosto, Pinotage
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Special offer. Kaleidoscope Sky - American Chamber Works By Arnold Rosner & Carson Cooman
Jackie Hartley (violin), Elisa Bergersen (viola), Simon Callaghan (piano), David Jones (cello), Robert Atchison (violin), London Piano Trio
All the performances on this disc are razor sharp and deeply committed to the music. The recorded sound is very well balanced, neither too closely miked nor too reverberant. —
