Ferneyhough - Terrain
Graeme Jennings (violin), Ken Murray (guitars), Carl Rosman (clarinet), Erkki Veltheim (viola), Geoffrey Morris (guitar)
ELISION Ensemble, Franck Ollu, Jean Deroyer
Awards:
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Sunday Times, 2010, Albums of the Year
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Gramophone Magazine, July 2010, Editor's Choice
These are very fine performances, beautifully captured. It would be invidious to single out any of the soloists, all of whom acquit themselves handsomely; but perhaps the two guitarists deserve...
Ferneyhough - Terrain
Graeme Jennings (violin), Ken Murray (guitars), Carl Rosman (clarinet), Erkki Veltheim (viola), Geoffrey Morris (guitar)
ELISION Ensemble, Franck Ollu, Jean Deroyer
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Awards:
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Sunday Times, 2010, Albums of the Year
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Gramophone Magazine, July 2010, Editor's Choice
These are very fine performances, beautifully captured. It would be invidious to single out any of the soloists, all of whom acquit themselves handsomely; but perhaps the two guitarists deserve...
About
The works of the British composer Brian Ferneyhough have been performed throughout the world. The compositions on this CD focus on the relationship between soloist and ensemble and the relationship of the music to tradition.
Contents and tracklist
- Graeme Jennings, ELISION Ensemble, Franck Ollu
- Recorded: 6-7 January 2005
- Recording Venue: Iwaki Auditorium, Melbourne, Australia
- Geoffrey Morris, Ken Murray
- Recorded: 22-23 April 2006
- Recording Venue: Judith Wright Centre of Comtemporary Arts, Brisbane, Australia
Ferneyhough:
La Chute D'icare (Petite Sérénade De La Disparition) [1988] for Clarinet and Ensemble
Work length9:37
- Carl Rosman, ELISION Ensemble, Jean Deroyer
- Recorded: 27 May 2007
- Recording Venue: Iwaki Auditorium, Melbourne, Australia
- Erkki Veltheim, ELISION Ensemble, Franck Ollu
- Recorded: 10 August 2003
- Recording Venue: Judith Wright Centre of Comtemporary Arts, Brisbane, Australia
- Geoffrey Morris, ELISION Ensemble, Franck Ollu
- Recorded: 23-24 January 2005
- Recording Venue: Iwaki Auditorium, Melbourne, Australia
Awards and reviews
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Sunday Times2010Albums of the Year
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Gramophone MagazineJuly 2010Editor's Choice
July 2010
These are very fine performances, beautifully captured. It would be invidious to single out any of the soloists, all of whom acquit themselves handsomely; but perhaps the two guitarists deserve special mention nonetheless...even amid lively competition this new recording has something special to offer.
18th April 2010
Of these five splendidly performed items, the guitar duo No Time (at All) is perhaps the most approachable, in spite — or actually because — of the fact that the instruments are tuned a quarter-tone apart: a delicious wonkiness.
