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Reflections

Trondheim Solistene

Reflections
This is another glorious disc from the TrondheimSolistene…the intensity of the sustained string playing in the latter’s ‘Funeral March’ is both thrilling and moving…Vaughan Williams’s Tallis...

Reflections

Trondheim Solistene

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This is another glorious disc from the TrondheimSolistene…the intensity of the sustained string playing in the latter’s ‘Funeral March’ is both thrilling and moving…Vaughan Williams’s Tallis...

About

Composers reflect their contemporary world, and today’s performers mirror our time. The three works on this album all have a high degree of intensity and a strong personal character, as tributes, visions, fantasies, interpretations. As musical reflections they have these qualities in common, but at the same time they are very different works composed by three distinct musical personalities. Passion. Perfection. Raw intensity. With these fundamentals, the chamber orchestra Trondheim Solistene is carving out its own musical images in immersive audio.

Contents and tracklist

Introduction and Theme
Track length1:54
Adagio
Track length2:10
March
Track length1:03
Romance
Track length1:37
Aria Italiana
Track length1:16
Bourrée Classique
Track length1:18
Wiener Walzer
Track length2:30
Moto Perpetuo
Track length1:05
Funeral March
Track length3:36
Chant
Track length1:38
Fugue and Finale
Track length7:08
Naissance d’Apollon
Track length4:58
Variation d’Apollon - violin solo
Track length2:35
Pas d’Action
Track length4:19
Variation de Calliope
Track length1:24
Variation de Polymnie
Track length1:23
Variation de Terpsichore
Track length1:40
Variation d’Apollon
Track length2:20
Pas de Deux
Track length4:05
Coda
Track length3:24
Apothéose
Track length3:55

Awards and reviews

Christmas 2016

This is another glorious disc from the TrondheimSolistene…the intensity of the sustained string playing in the latter’s ‘Funeral March’ is both thrilling and moving…Vaughan Williams’s Tallis Fantasia is made for surround sound [and] the TrondheimSolistene ensure Apollon Musagète is suitably elegant and really dances
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