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These Visions

Lunar Saxophone Quartet

These Visions
Plenty of verve and energy propels Ashley John Long's rather diffuse Hevelspending, while the far more experienced Hilary Tann's confidently expressed Some of the Silences echoes the epigrammatic...

These Visions

Lunar Saxophone Quartet

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Plenty of verve and energy propels Ashley John Long's rather diffuse Hevelspending, while the far more experienced Hilary Tann's confidently expressed Some of the Silences echoes the epigrammatic...

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Formed in 2002, the Lunar Saxophone Quartet has developed a reputation for their commitment to composer/performer collaborations, leading to dozens of commissions from a variety of different composers.

This programme features a selection of these commissions, bringing together the works of some of Wales’s youngest and most gifted composers with those of more established figures such as John Metcalf and Hilary Tann.

Contents and tracklist

I Lacus Gaudii (Lake of Joy)
Track length1:50
II Mare Vaporum (Sea of Vapours)
Track length1:56
III Mare Anguis (Serpent Sea)
Track length1:07
IV Lacus Doloris (Lake of Sorrows)
Track length1:33
V Mare Procellarum (Ocean of Storms)
Track length1:26
I Quaver = 200
Track length2:48
II Crotchet = 60
Track length6:05
III Crotchet = 100
Track length3:58

Awards and reviews

May 2011

Plenty of verve and energy propels Ashley John Long's rather diffuse Hevelspending, while the far more experienced Hilary Tann's confidently expressed Some of the Silences echoes the epigrammatic style of the haiku for from which it is derived.

11th December 2010

The Lunar Saxophone Quartet is reliant largely on specific commissions, which gives their repertoire a modern flavour...Metcalf's On Song features gently interleaving lines of soprano, alto and tenor saxes over resonant baritone, while Tann's Some Of The Silence is inspired by a haiku, "a deep gorge.../some of the silence/is me", and presents a world of calm and solitude.
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