Special offer. The Panufnik Legacies IV
Jack Sheen, London Symphony Orchestra
Ryan Latimer's raucous Rhapsody is garlanded with the composer's customarily witty flourishes; here an elephantine trumpet, there a wheezing whistle. The colourful language heard in works such...
Special offer. The Panufnik Legacies IV
Jack Sheen, London Symphony Orchestra
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Ryan Latimer's raucous Rhapsody is garlanded with the composer's customarily witty flourishes; here an elephantine trumpet, there a wheezing whistle. The colourful language heard in works such...
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LSO Live presents the fourth album in the Panufnik Legacies series. Composer Jack Sheen steps onto the podium to lead the London Symphony Orchestra in new music by some of the most exciting early-career composers of today. The works on this recording are all written by alumni of the LSO Helen Hamlyn Panufnik Composers' Scheme, which offers six composers each year the opportunity to write for a world-class symphony orchestra, guided by renowned composer Colin Matthews with support from composer Christian Mason. The Panufnik Legacies IV contains world premiere recordings of compositions by Jack Sheen, Dan Stern, Ryan Latimer, Benjamin Graves, Daniel Fardon, Amy Bryce, Daniel Kidane, James Albany Hoyle, Grace-Evangeline Mason, Cassie Kinoshi, Joel Järventausta, George Stevenson, James Chan and Joe Bates.
Contents and tracklist
- London Symphony Orchestra
- Jack Sheen
- Jack Sheen, London Symphony Orchestra
- Jack Sheen, London Symphony Orchestra
- Jack Sheen, London Symphony Orchestra
- Jack Sheen, London Symphony Orchestra
- Jack Sheen, London Symphony Orchestra
- Jack Sheen, London Symphony Orchestra
- Jack Sheen, London Symphony Orchestra
- Jack Sheen, London Symphony Orchestra
- Jack Sheen, London Symphony Orchestra
- Jack Sheen, London Symphony Orchestra
- Jack Sheen, London Symphony Orchestra
- Jack Sheen, London Symphony Orchestra
- Jack Sheen, London Symphony Orchestra
Awards and reviews
September 2025
Ryan Latimer's raucous Rhapsody is garlanded with the composer's customarily witty flourishes; here an elephantine trumpet, there a wheezing whistle. The colourful language heard in works such as Antiarkie (2016) marks Latimer as a distinctive and bold new voice in contemporary music.