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Epoka muzyczna: współczesna
Obszar (język): angielski (USA)
Instrumenty: skrzypce, fortepian
Epoka muzyczna: współczesna
Obszar (język): angielski (USA)
Instrumenty: skrzypce, fortepian
Muhly: Stranger
Avie - AV 2517
Kompozytor
Nico Muhly (ur. 1981)
Nico Muhly (ur. 1981)
Wykonawcy
Brooklyn Rider, tenor
Reginald Mobley, countertenor
Colin Jacobsen, violin
Lisa Kaplan, piano
The Knights / Eric Jacobsen
Brooklyn Rider, tenor
Reginald Mobley, countertenor
Colin Jacobsen, violin
Lisa Kaplan, piano
The Knights / Eric Jacobsen
Utwory na płycie:
- Stranger I. Fragments of the Past
- Stranger II. Ellis Island
- Stranger III. All Men
- Stranger IV. Leviticus 19.34
- Stranger V. Threats & Intimidations
- Stranger VI. Everyone Cries
- Stranger VII. My Love
- Lorne Ys My Likinge
- Impossible Things Part I The Hereafter, Near an Open Window
- Impossible Things Part II September of 1903, January of 1904
- Impossible Things Part III 27 June 1906, 2pm; Impossible Things
Stranger
Lorne Ys My Likinge
Impossible Things
Lorne Ys My Likinge
Impossible Things
Twice Grammy-nominated tenor Nicholas Phan is “one of the world’s most remarkable singers” (Boston Globe). Nico Muhly is one of today’s most sought-after composers. Nick and Nico’s collaboration began with a commission when Nick curated a series for the Philadelphia Chamber Music Society in 2020. The resulting song cycle, Stranger, finds common ground in the musicians’ reflections on identity and immigration, themes that resonate as much today as they have through the centuries. This world-premiere recording of Stranger compliments Nico’s Lorne Ys My Liking, a setting of the 19th Chester Mystery Play, and Impossible Things, a triptych of poems by the Greek poet C.P. Cavafy. Nick has recorded with a roll call of collaborators: the adventurous string quartet Brooklyn Rider, shimmering countertenor Reginald Mobley, bold pianist Lisa Kaplan, and transformative Brooklyn-based collective The Knights led by brothers Colin and Eric Jacobsen.
Recorded: 28 May 2021, Oktaven Audio, Mount Vernon, NY (1–7); 7 July 2021, Logan Concert Hall, University of Chicago (8); 16 October 2021, The Power Station, BerkleeNYC (9–11). C. Jacobsen plays a Joseph Guarneri filius Andreae violin from 1696.
Recorded: 28 May 2021, Oktaven Audio, Mount Vernon, NY (1–7); 7 July 2021, Logan Concert Hall, University of Chicago (8); 16 October 2021, The Power Station, BerkleeNYC (9–11). C. Jacobsen plays a Joseph Guarneri filius Andreae violin from 1696.