Hayden - Substratum
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Label: NMC Recordings
Cat No: NMCD247
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Release Date: 15th November 2019
Contents
Artists
Quatour DiotimaEnsemble Musikfabrik
BBC Symphony Orchestra
Conductors
Stefan AsburyDavid Robertson
Works
Relative AutonomySubstratum
Transience
Artists
Quatour DiotimaEnsemble Musikfabrik
BBC Symphony Orchestra
Conductors
Stefan AsburyDavid Robertson
About
Relative Automony, for 16 players, is dense, rich and visceral. A heavy layer of bass instruments – contrabass clarinet and contrabassoon, tuba and bass trombone, cello and double bass – is contrasted with the prominent use of instruments at the opposite extreme, such as piccolo flute and E flat clarinet. Substratum follows in a similiar vein but includes contrast between passages of frantic activity and sudden periods of stasis when notes are sustained as if frozen in time.
This album includes the download-only bonus track Die Abkehr. Hayden explains, ‘the more poetic meanings of the title hint at a critical commentary on the increasingly nostalgic and inward-looking culture of the UK ... the composition is the latest of a cycle of pieces that combine ideas related to “spectral” traditions with algorithmic approaches to composition, where aspects of the pitch and rhythmical materials are computer-generated using IRCAM’s OpenMusic.’
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