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at124x2 John Cage - Two2
Philip Thomas and Mark Knoop’s realisation stretches this piece for two pianos to over two hours in length, finding new and unexpected resonances.
“An amazing, revelatory performance…..
A major achievement.” Brian Olewnick
at125 Magnus Granberg
‘Es schwindelt mir, es brennt mein Eingeweide’
An exquisite hour-long ensemble piece played by Magnus Granberg (piano)
Anna Lindal (baroque violin)
d’incise (vibraphone & electronics)
Cyril Bondi (percussion)
Anna-Kaisa Meklin (viola da gamba)
& Christoph Schiller (spinet)
at123 ‘tse’
Cyril Bondi (harmonium),
Pierre-Yves Martel (viola da gamba)
& Christoph Schiller (spinet)
at131x2 Viola Torros
Double CD featuring two pieces by
Viola Torros youtube extract
and ensemble works by
Catherine Lamb youtube extract
and Johnny Chang youtube extract
at133 Mark R Taylor
‘Aftermaths’ Ten works for solo piano
played by Teodora Stepančić
at132 Ferran Fages
‘Un lloc entre dos records’
Solo composition for guitar and sinewaves
at134 ‘lines and tracings’
Works for ensemble by
Morgan Evans-Weiler youtube extract
and Michael Pisaro youtube extract
New CD releases, November 2018
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Recent releases - The Canadian Composers Series
The series of ten portrait CDs featuring music by composers living in or coming from Canada was completed in August 2018. A beautifully illustrated 120-page booklet accompanies the series and is free to anyone buying two or more of the CDs in the series.
For more information, click on the cover opposite.
The Canadian series has been exceptionally well-received, with numerous excellent reviews.
Other Recent Releases
Special Offer
Buy all 10 Canadian Series CD’s + the series booklet for only £66
Some comments from critics:
“Wondrous to experience….yet another fine entrant in this series.”
“Strange but profoundly haunting…totally beguiling.”
“A tremendously eerie effect, pardoxically becoming more atmospheric as the silence intrudes more and more..”
“One of my favourite pieces of music heard over the past several years…Just a phenomenal recording.”
at130 Linda Catlin Smith - ‘Wanderer’
Apartment House perform eight ensemble works by the Toronto-based composer. Described in The Guardian as “quietly unassuming and entrancingly beautiful Feldman-esque music”
at126 Cassandra Miller - ‘O Zomer!’
Two solo works, and two pieces for ensemble
‘O Zomer!’ Apartment House,
‘Philip the Wanderer’ Philip Thomas
‘For Mira’ Mira Benjamin
‘Duet for Cello and Orchestra’ Charles Curtis
& BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra
“Strange but profoundly haunting music”,
Andrew Clements in The Guardian
at127 Alex Jang - ‘momentary encounters’
Four pieces, two solos and two for small ensemble, played by Apartment House
‘momentary encounters 5’ Heather Roche
‘any three players’
‘a gray bent interior horizon’ Cristian Alvear
‘distributed tourism’
“A fantastic CD” Dirk Serries
at128 Lance Austin Olsen ‘Dark Heart’
Sonic collaborations, using graphic scores, instruments, field recordings and found audio. With Terje Paulsen, Gil Sanson, Ryoko Akama, Isaiah Ceccarelli, Katelyn Clark, Mira Benjamin, John Lely and Anton Lukoszevieze
“The big new discovery in this set of discs”
Ben Harper
at129 Cassandra Miller - ‘Just So’
Quatuor Bozzini play four string quartets by Cassandra Miller: ‘Just So’, ‘Warblework’, ‘Leaving’ and ‘About Bach’
“Sumptuous music….an excellent disc”,
Marc Medwin in Dusted
at105x2 Linda Catlin Smith - ‘Drifter’
Ten chamber works played by Quatuour Bozzini and Apartment House.
“Consummate performances….a musical language that seamlessly mines the overlay of strident abstraction and lush lyricism” Michael Rosenstein, Dusted
at106 Martin Arnold - ‘The Spit Veleta’
Two solo works for piano and violin, and one violin and piano duo. Played by Mira Benjamin and Philip Thomas.
“The Spit Veleta comes alive in the silvery tonal purity and exquisite subtlety of phrasing.” Raul da Gama
“There’s a beautiful poignancy and melancoly in these pieces” Ben Harper
at107 Isaiah Ceccarelli - ‘Bow’
Seven beautiful chamber works.
“evokes images of an unromanticised and powerful Canadian landscape” Nolan Sprangers
“Entirely individual” Simon Cummings
at108 Chiyoko Szlavnics - ‘During a Lifetime’
Three pieces played by Apartment House and the Konus Quartett.
“Breathtaking and ravishingly beautiful”
Simon Cummings
at109 Marc Sabat - ‘Harmony’
String quartets played by The Jack Quartet
“The pieces express for themselves an intense calm and resilient rightness.” Paul Griffiths
“Excellent…melancholic with something akin to Dowland lurking beneath the surface. ” Simon Cummings
Next CD releases, February 2019
at135 ‘Beissel’
A collaboration between Austrian composer Klaus Lang and the ensemble Golden Fur (Samuel Dunscombe. Judith Hamann & James Rushford), using some music by Johann Conrad Beissel (1691 - 1768), a devout Baptist leader whose music has been described as an early precursor of serialism.
at136 ‘Dethick’
Music made by Angharad Davies, Rie Nakajima and Alice Purton across two days in August 2018 at the church at Dethick, a tiny hamlet near Matlock, Derbyshire.
at137 Julius Eastman - ‘Femenine’
Apartment House perform Julius Eastman’s extraordinary ensemble piece from 1974
at138 Magnus Granberg & Skogen
‘Nun, es wird nicht weit mehr gehn’
A composition by Magnus Granberg from 2017 performed by Skogen:
Anna Lindal, Angharad Davies, Leo Svensson Sander, Erik Carlsson, John Eriksson, Henrik Olsson, Pettter Wästberg, d’incise & Magnus Granberg