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Henriëtte Bosmans: Concertos

Gemma Rosefield, Benjamin Nabarro, Rowan Pierce, BBC Philharmonic, George Vass

A composer of undeniable lyric gifts and sensibility, her output straddles the shift from late romanticism to 1920s modernism with considerable aplomb...The BBC Philharmonic Orchestra play like...

Henriëtte Bosmans: Concertos

Gemma Rosefield, Benjamin Nabarro, Rowan Pierce, BBC Philharmonic, George Vass

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A composer of undeniable lyric gifts and sensibility, her output straddles the shift from late romanticism to 1920s modernism with considerable aplomb...The BBC Philharmonic Orchestra play like...

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This notable album from Resonus Classics champions the rich, lyrical voice of Henriëtte Bosmans in a trio of concertante works and orchestral song. Cellist Gemma Rosefield brings deep emotional insight to both Poème and the exquisite Second Concerto for cello, their expressive breadth deftly realised under George Vass’s assured direction. Violinist Benjamin Nabarro brings supple brilliance to the poignant Concertstuk for violin, a moving tribute to Bosmans’ lost fiancé. Rowan Pierce’s luminous soprano graces Lead, kindly light, capturing its quiet spiritual fervour. The BBC Philharmonic offers vivid, idiomatic support throughout. A compelling portrait of one of the Netherlands’ most distinctive musical voices, Bosmans’ music emerges here as both intensely personal and of striking universal appeal.

Contents and tracklist

I. Andante molto moderato
Track length10:22
This track is only available as an album download.
II. Scherzo
Track length4:26
III. Molto lento – Allegro giocoso
Track length9:39

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March 2026

A composer of undeniable lyric gifts and sensibility, her output straddles the shift from late romanticism to 1920s modernism with considerable aplomb...The BBC Philharmonic Orchestra play like angels for George Vass.
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