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Between Breaths

Third Coast Percussion

Between Breaths

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Ending with Gemma Peacocke’s Death Wish there is a sense that despite the album grappling with immeasurable concepts, there was a limit on the soundscape and a stronger emphasis on rhythmic...

Between Breaths

Third Coast Percussion

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Ending with Gemma Peacocke’s Death Wish there is a sense that despite the album grappling with immeasurable concepts, there was a limit on the soundscape and a stronger emphasis on rhythmic...

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"Grammy Award-winning Chicago-based percussion quartet Third Coast Percussion (Sean Connors, Robert Dillon, Peter Martin, David Skidmore) presents Between Breaths, an album of world premieres of works by four contemporary com-posers, plus a work by the quartet itself.

Known for their captivating performances and innovative approach to modern classical music, TCP has been praised for “commandingly elegant” (New York Times) performances and the “rare power” (Washington Post) of their recordings. Between Breaths, a follow up to TCP’s widely praised 2022 album, Perspec ives, “continues to push percussion in new directions, blurring musical boundaries and beguiling new listeners” (NPR). The works on Between Breaths explore aspects of meditation in sound, incorporate unconventional timbres and tones, and invite listeners to lose themselves within a captivating sonic landscape."

Contents and tracklist

Part 1. Famous Disaster Psalm
Track length2:00
Part 2. The Doubter’s Litany
Track length2:32
Part 3. Bloodied Bells
Track length6:12
Part 4. Choir of the Holy Locusts
Track length2:46
Part 5. Survival Psalm
Track length1:51
In Practice 1.
Track length9:00
In Practice 2.
Track length8:10

Awards and reviews

  • Grammy Awards
    66th Awards (2024)
    Nominee - Best Chamber Music/Small Ensemble Performance

December 2023

Ending with Gemma Peacocke’s Death Wish there is a sense that despite the album grappling with immeasurable concepts, there was a limit on the soundscape and a stronger emphasis on rhythmic exploration rather than melody. The effect is contemplative, even soporific.
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