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Sørensen: Mignon

Katrine Gislinge (piano), John Storgårds (conductor/violin)

Lapland Chamber Orchestra

Sørensen: Mignon
There is an almost unbearable, icy tenderness to [Mignon] (the excellent sleeve notes aptly describe Sorensen’s harmonies as ‘like smoke: forming suddenly only to disintegrate’) and the intricate...

Sørensen: Mignon

Katrine Gislinge (piano), John Storgårds (conductor/violin)

Lapland Chamber Orchestra

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There is an almost unbearable, icy tenderness to [Mignon] (the excellent sleeve notes aptly describe Sorensen’s harmonies as ‘like smoke: forming suddenly only to disintegrate’) and the intricate...

About

Bent Sørensen’s piano concerto Mignon–part of his Papillonstrilogy –reveals textural beauty and melodic elegance in a language both modernist and sweetly nostalgic. The piece was written for Katrine Gislinge, one of the most significant pianists in Scandinavia, and on this premiere recording she is accompanied by Lapland Chamber Orchestra, conducted by John Storgårds. Storgårdseven performs Sørensen’s two pieces for solo violin, Serenissima and The Lady of Shalott. Also included are the premiere recordings of the ensemble pieces Ständchen and Sinful Songs.

Contents and tracklist

I. Andante
Track length5:05
II. Fluente
Track length1:04
III. Moderato cantabile molto espressivo
Track length1:34
IV. Allegretto
Track length3:51
V. —
Track length4:41
VI. Scherzando
Track length2:55
VII. Calmo con delicatezza
Track length4:34
I. —
Track length8:35
II. —
Track length7:08
I. —
Track length3:32
II. —
Track length4:25
III. —
Track length4:03
IV. —
Track length1:58
V. —
Track length1:45

Awards and reviews

March 2017

There is an almost unbearable, icy tenderness to [Mignon] (the excellent sleeve notes aptly describe Sorensen’s harmonies as ‘like smoke: forming suddenly only to disintegrate’) and the intricate score is performed with great clarity and beauty by pianist Katrine Gislinge and the Lapland Chamber Orchestra
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