Flaminis aura: Works by Tommie Haglund
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Label: BIS
Cat No: BIS2025
Format: Hybrid SACD
Number of Discs: 1
Release Date: 28th July 2017
Contents
Works
Flaminis aura for cello, orchestra and tapeIl regno degli spiriti for string quartet
Serenata per Diotima for strings
Sollievo (dopo la tempesta) for string trio
Artists
Ernst Simon Glaser (cello)Trio ZilliacusPerssonRaitinen
Julia Kretz-Larsson (violin)
Hakan Rudner (violin)
Gothenburg Symphony
Malmo Symphony Orchestra
Conductors
David AfkhamJoachim Gustafsson
Works
Flaminis aura for cello, orchestra and tapeIl regno degli spiriti for string quartet
Serenata per Diotima for strings
Sollievo (dopo la tempesta) for string trio
Artists
Ernst Simon Glaser (cello)Trio ZilliacusPerssonRaitinen
Julia Kretz-Larsson (violin)
Hakan Rudner (violin)
Gothenburg Symphony
Malmo Symphony Orchestra
Conductors
David AfkhamJoachim Gustafsson
About
Performed by Ernst Simon Glaser and the Gothenburg Symphony, the concerto is followed by another composition from 2001, the string quartet Il regno degli spiriti, and the string trio Sollievo (dopo la tempesta). Both these works are here performed by the highly regarded string trio ZilliacusPerssonRaitinen (ZPR), joined by Julia Kretz-Larsson on second violin in the quartet. Sollievo was composed for ZPR in 2013, and its title – ‘relief after the storm’ – refers to the end of a period of painful treatment following a back operation. With a generous playing time of close to 84 minutes, the disc closes with Serenata per Diotima from 2014, interpreted by the strings of Malmö Symphony Orchestra with substantial violin solos from Håkan Rudner. Celebrating the female philosopher of Greek antiquity, the piece was also inspired by the birth of the composer’s first grandchild.
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