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Special offer. The Seafarer

Sir Willard White (voice)

Trio Apaches

The Seafarer
it's not long before Sally Beamish strikes gold, brilliantly reconfiguring Debussy's textures with string harmonics, piano trills, and a dizzyingly wide range of colours.

Special offer. The Seafarer

Sir Willard White (voice)

Trio Apaches

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it's not long before Sally Beamish strikes gold, brilliantly reconfiguring Debussy's textures with string harmonics, piano trills, and a dizzyingly wide range of colours.

About

Brand new composition by celebrated British composer Sally Beamish commissioned by Trio Apaches.

Includes a newly-commissioned transcription by Beamish of Debussy’s La Mer.

World famous bass baritone Sir Willard White reads the narration in The Seafarer.

Contents and tracklist

No. 1, De l'aube à midi sur la mer (Arr. for Piano Trio)
Track length8:25
No. 2, Jeux de vagues (Arr. for Piano Trio)
Track length7:19
No. 3, Dialogue du vent et de la mer (Arr. for Piano Trio)
Track length8:16

Awards and reviews

February 2015

it's not long before Sally Beamish strikes gold, brilliantly reconfiguring Debussy's textures with string harmonics, piano trills, and a dizzyingly wide range of colours.

December 2014

Beamish's arrangement [of La mer] for piano trio works very nicely, the two strings adding more variety ofcolour than a second keyboard. True, one misses the full orchestral power at the climaxes, but the trio format highlights details often lost in the wash of sound otherwise.

19th October 2014

Composed in 2000 for piano trio and a narrator who recites Charles Harrison Wallace’s version of the eponymous Anglo-Saxon poem, Beamish’s The Seafarer is given an aptly atmospheric performance.
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