Timelapse
Catherine Leech, Trish Clowes (saxophone), Graham Instrall, David Gordon (piano), Orchestra of the Swan, David Le Page, Bruce O'Neil
Divided into 14 short tracks, the disc’s contents might on first glance suggest something of a hotchpotch, yet as the tracks f low on, Timelapse comes to work a certain magic on the spirit and...
Timelapse
Catherine Leech, Trish Clowes (saxophone), Graham Instrall, David Gordon (piano), Orchestra of the Swan, David Le Page, Bruce O'Neil
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Divided into 14 short tracks, the disc’s contents might on first glance suggest something of a hotchpotch, yet as the tracks f low on, Timelapse comes to work a certain magic on the spirit and...
About
‘Timelapse’ creates a space where sounds of the past and present collide to form a unique musical landscape.
Although the pieces were written, in some cases, centuries apart and in culturally disparate eras, it is striking how much these contrasting works inhabit such similar emotional territory.
Intriguing pairings of works by Rameau and Radiohead, Schubert and The Smiths, Adés and Grieg, Satie and Reich complement each other beautifully in the context of ‘Timelapse’.
This recording by Orchestra Of The Swan provides a place where notions of time and style have become irrelevant.
Contents and tracklist
- David Le Page
- Orchestra of the Swan
- Bruce O'Neil
- Orchestra of the Swan
- Bruce O'Neil
- Orchestra of the Swan
- Bruce O'Neil
- David Le Page, Catherine Leech
- Orchestra of the Swan
- Bruce O'Neil
- Orchestra of the Swan
- Bruce O'Neil
- Trish Clowes
- Orchestra of the Swan
- Bruce O'Neil
- Orchestra of the Swan
- Bruce O'Neil
- Graham Instrall, David Le Page
- Orchestra of the Swan
- Bruce O'Neil
- Orchestra of the Swan
- Bruce O'Neil
- David Gordon
- Orchestra of the Swan
- Bruce O'Neil
- David Le Page
- Orchestra of the Swan
- Bruce O'Neil
- Orchestra of the Swan
- Bruce O'Neil
- Orchestra of the Swan
- Bruce O'Neil
- Orchestra of the Swan
- Bruce O'Neil
Awards and reviews
March 2021
Divided into 14 short tracks, the disc’s contents might on first glance suggest something of a hotchpotch, yet as the tracks f low on, Timelapse comes to work a certain magic on the spirit and conjures a real sense of mystery and beauty...this is a commendable disc performed with flair which offers a fitting soundtrack to these disorienting times.