Colin Riley - Shenanigans
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Label: NMC Recordings
Cat No: NMCD241
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Chamber
Release Date: 20th October 2017
Contents
Artists
Tom Lessels (clarinet)Kate Halsall (piano)
Genevieve Wilkins (percussion)
Rebecca Hepplewhite (cello)
Celine Saout (harp)
Nicola Summerscales (alto flute)
Samantha Wickramasinghe (violin)
Jessica Beeston (viola)
Matthew Schellhorn (piano)
Works
As the Tender Twilight CoversLyric Pieces
Movements (3)
Shenanigans for clarinet and piano
Artists
Tom Lessels (clarinet)Kate Halsall (piano)
Genevieve Wilkins (percussion)
Rebecca Hepplewhite (cello)
Celine Saout (harp)
Nicola Summerscales (alto flute)
Samantha Wickramasinghe (violin)
Jessica Beeston (viola)
Matthew Schellhorn (piano)
About
Many of the tracks on this album are energetic and playful, with more than a hint of jazz. In Lyric Pieces Riley is influenced by his emotional links to songs (and their lyrics) by post punk, prog and rock bands that he listened to when he was a teenager.
Colin’s work has been performed by many of the leading music ensembles, including BBC Symphony Orchestra, London Sinfonietta, Smith Quartet, and Piano Circus. He has collaborated with diverse artists in the last few years, including an album with drummer Bill Bruford (Yes, King Crimson) and the poet Michael Rosen.
‘Tantalising new territory’ – The Times
‘Riley is that rarest of birds, a genuine original’ – London Jazz Blog
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