Exiles
Max Richter, Baltic Sea Philharmonic, Kristjan Järvi
The music’s constant pacing is a powerful representation of the plight of refugees. That it is here performed by the excellent Baltic Sea Philharmonic – an ensemble of no-fixed abode that connects...
Exiles
Max Richter, Baltic Sea Philharmonic, Kristjan Järvi
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The music’s constant pacing is a powerful representation of the plight of refugees. That it is here performed by the excellent Baltic Sea Philharmonic – an ensemble of no-fixed abode that connects...
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- Baltic Sea Philharmonic
- Kristjan Järvi
- Recorded: 2019-09
- Recording Venue: Tallinn
- Baltic Sea Philharmonic
- Kristjan Järvi
- Recorded: 2019-09
- Recording Venue: Tallinn
- Baltic Sea Philharmonic
- Kristjan Järvi
- Recorded: 2019-09
- Recording Venue: Tallinn
- Baltic Sea Philharmonic
- Kristjan Järvi
- Recorded: 2019-09
- Recording Venue: Tallinn
- Baltic Sea Philharmonic
- Kristjan Järvi
- Recorded: 2019-09
- Recording Venue: Tallinn
- Baltic Sea Philharmonic
- Kristjan Järvi
- Recorded: 2019-09
- Recording Venue: Tallinn
- Baltic Sea Philharmonic
- Kristjan Järvi
- Recorded: 2019-09
- Recording Venue: Tallinn
- Baltic Sea Philharmonic
- Kristjan Järvi
- Recorded: 2019-09
- Recording Venue: Tallinn
- Baltic Sea Philharmonic
- Kristjan Järvi
- Recorded: 2019-09
- Recording Venue: Tallinn
- Baltic Sea Philharmonic
- Kristjan Järvi
- Recorded: 2019-09
- Recording Venue: Tallinn
- Baltic Sea Philharmonic
- Kristjan Järvi
- Recorded: 2019-09
- Recording Venue: Tallinn
- Baltic Sea Philharmonic
- Kristjan Järvi
- Recorded: 2019-09
- Recording Venue: Tallinn
- Baltic Sea Philharmonic
- Kristjan Järvi
- Recorded: 2019-09
- Recording Venue: Tallinn
- Baltic Sea Philharmonic
- Kristjan Järvi
- Recorded: 2019-09
- Recording Venue: Tallinn
- Baltic Sea Philharmonic
- Kristjan Järvi
- Recorded: 2019-09
- Recording Venue: Tallinn
Awards and reviews
October 2021
The music’s constant pacing is a powerful representation of the plight of refugees. That it is here performed by the excellent Baltic Sea Philharmonic – an ensemble of no-fixed abode that connects multiple countries around Scandinavia and mainland Europe – is apt.
October 2021
Richter’s careful control of the music’s architectonic space across its 30-minuteplus timespan is impressively handled and controlled but credit must also go to Kristjan Järvi and the Baltic Sea Philharmonic, who judge the ebb and flow of the music with astute poise and precision.
