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Dependent Arising

Rachel Barton Pine (violin), Royal Scottish National Orchestra, Tito Muñoz

Dependent Arising
[Shostakovich] Pine’s warm, emotional playing in this work elevates her recording of it into the top tier. This is an uncommonly lyrical and rich performance, maybe even more heartfelt and pointed...

Dependent Arising

Rachel Barton Pine (violin), Royal Scottish National Orchestra, Tito Muñoz

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[Shostakovich] Pine’s warm, emotional playing in this work elevates her recording of it into the top tier. This is an uncommonly lyrical and rich performance, maybe even more heartfelt and pointed...

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Violinist Rachel Barton Pine’s 26th recording for Cedille Records, Dependent Arising, reveals surprising confluences between classical and heavy metal music by pairing Shostakovich’s Violin Concerto No. 1 in A minor, Op. 77 with Earl Maneein’s “Dependent Arising” — Concerto for Violin and Orchestra, performed with the Royal Scottish National Or-chestra under the baton of Tito Muñoz.. Known for her virtuosity, expressive playing, and extensive repertoire, Pine discovered her love for heavy metal as a teenager, and later performed at rock radio stations where she would intersperse covers of songs by Black Sabbath, AC/DC, and Metallica with works by Paganini and Ysaÿe. The album explores connections between modern classical music and heavy metal and showcases Pine’s unique jour-ney with these two seemingly disparate genres.

Contents and tracklist

I. Nocturne
Track length11:36
II. Scherzo
Track length6:26
III. Passacaglia
Track length12:55
IV. Burlesque
Track length5:02
I. Grasping at the self
Track length14:13
II. The crows already knew of your grief
Track length11:18
Gate gate paragate...
Track length6:02

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Nov/Dec 2023

[Shostakovich] Pine’s warm, emotional playing in this work elevates her recording of it into the top tier. This is an uncommonly lyrical and rich performance, maybe even more heartfelt and pointed than David Oistrakh’s esteemed recording with Dimitri Mitropoulos.
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