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Jorge Liderman: Barcelonazo

music for orchestra

Eastman Musica Nova, The Kiev Philharmonic, Camerata de las Americas, Mark Scatterday, Robert Ian Winstin, José Luis Castillo

Jorge Liderman: Barcelonazo
Liderman's music has both sophistication and primal energy…

Jorge Liderman: Barcelonazo

music for orchestra

Eastman Musica Nova, The Kiev Philharmonic, Camerata de las Americas, Mark Scatterday, Robert Ian Winstin, José Luis Castillo

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Liderman's music has both sophistication and primal energy…

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This is a fitting tribute to the Buenos Aires born composer, Jorge Liderman, who died tragically in February this year. Liderman was a member of the composition faculty at the University of California, Berkeley and his works have been commissioned and performed by the London Sinfonietta, the American Composers Orchestra, the Los Angeles Philharmonic to name a few. Liderman's music is a powerful blend of hyper-intense rhythmic energy and brilliant orchestration. This disc features the composer's 30- minute Barcelonazo, an ebullient score which seeks to mirror the excitement and intensity of Barcelona as seen on a recent visit.

Contents and tracklist

I. Con spirito
Track length1:59
II. Con calma e profundo, religioso
Track length1:21
III. Agitato molto
Track length0:27
IV. Con soltura ma a tempo
Track length1:06
V. Con intensito
Track length0:29
VI. Marcato
Track length0:36
VII. Spontaneo ma a tempo
Track length1:54
VIII. Leggero
Track length0:18
IX. Tranquilo e legato molto
Track length1:31
X. Meccanico e precisso molto
Track length1:12
XI. Con grazia
Track length0:46
XII. Con moto
Track length1:08

Awards and reviews

New York Times

Liderman's music has both sophistication and primal energy…
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