Special offer. A Moveable Feast
Chamber Music by Ravel, De Falla & Vaughan Williams
Stockholm Syndrome Ensemble
There’s plenty to enjoy here. These players generate a real sense of inwardness in the little pools of tranquillity that punctuate Vaughan Williams’s big, Brahmsian climaxes, and throughout...
Special offer. A Moveable Feast
Chamber Music by Ravel, De Falla & Vaughan Williams
Stockholm Syndrome Ensemble
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There’s plenty to enjoy here. These players generate a real sense of inwardness in the little pools of tranquillity that punctuate Vaughan Williams’s big, Brahmsian climaxes, and throughout...
About
The music on this disc has a very specific location and time at its heart. Paris in 1907. The Englishman Ralph Vaughan-Williams and Spaniard Manuel de Falla both came to study there and both were accepted in to Maurice Ravel’s close circle of friends (Vaughan-Williams as Ravel’s student). This disc is built around the tantalising thought that these three very different artists were all in Paris at the same time discussing music and inspiring one another. (Simon Crawford-Phillips, from: liner notes)
Contents and tracklist
Work length28:16
- Stockholm Syndrome Ensemble
- Stockholm Syndrome Ensemble
Ravel:
Le tombeau de Couperin, M. 68: I. Prélude. Vif (Arr. for Piano Sextet by Marijn van Prooijen)
Work length3:04
- Stockholm Syndrome Ensemble
Ravel:
Le tombeau de Couperin, M. 68: II. Fugue. Allegro moderato (Arr. for Piano Sextet by Marijn van Prooijen)
Work length3:32
- Stockholm Syndrome Ensemble
Ravel:
Le tombeau de Couperin, M. 68: III. Forlane. Allegretto (Arr. for Piano Sextet by Marijn van Prooijen)
Work length5:52
- Stockholm Syndrome Ensemble
Ravel:
Le tombeau de Couperin, M. 68: IV. Rigaudon. Assez vif (Arr. for Piano Sextet by Marijn van Prooijen)
Work length3:09
- Stockholm Syndrome Ensemble
Ravel:
Le tombeau de Couperin, M. 68: V. Menuet. Allegro moderato (Arr. for Piano Sextet by Marijn van Prooijen)
Work length5:02
- Stockholm Syndrome Ensemble
Falla:
El amor brujo: No. 11. Pantomima - No. 8. Danza Ritual del Fuego (Piano Sextet Version)
Work length7:22
- Stockholm Syndrome Ensemble
Awards and reviews
June 2016
There’s plenty to enjoy here. These players generate a real sense of inwardness in the little pools of tranquillity that punctuate Vaughan Williams’s big, Brahmsian climaxes, and throughout there’s a feeling of musicians listening and responding, enjoying each other’s company.
