Dodgson - Margaret Catchpole: Two Worlds Apart
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Label: Naxos
Cat No: 866045961
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 3
Genre: Opera
Release Date: 29th January 2021
Contents
Artists
Kate Howden (soprano)William Wallace (tenor)
Nicholas Morris (bass)
Alistair Ollerenshaw (baritone)
Richard Edgar-Wilson (tenor)
Diana Moore (mezzo-soprano)
Peter Willcock (bass)
Matthew Brook (bass)
Julia Sporsen (soprano)
Perpetuo
Conductor
Julian PerkinsWorks
Margaret Catchpole: Two Worlds Apart (chamber opera)Artists
Kate Howden (soprano)William Wallace (tenor)
Nicholas Morris (bass)
Alistair Ollerenshaw (baritone)
Richard Edgar-Wilson (tenor)
Diana Moore (mezzo-soprano)
Peter Willcock (bass)
Matthew Brook (bass)
Julia Sporsen (soprano)
Perpetuo
Conductor
Julian PerkinsAbout
This is the latest in a series of Dodgson discs on Naxos and the appeal will be strong to admirers of 20th-century British music. His music for harp and guitar is on 8573857, and American Record Guide wrote: ‘Performances are uniformly fine, and these works are all true chamber music… The works give pleasure to lovers of well-written chamber works.’
Perpetuo is a dynamic and versatile collective of musicians who perform a wide variety of traditional and contemporary chamber music in new settings, regularly taking music to venues including museums, cafés, found spaces and other unexpected locations. In recent years, Perpetuo has commissioned composers such as David Fennessy, Donald Grant, Alasdair Nicolson, Aidan O’Rourke and Ailie Robertson as well as working with composers such as Thomas Hewitt Jones, Cecilia McDowall and Roxanna Panufnik on their music.
Cast:
- Margaret Catchpole: Kate Howden (soprano)
- Will Laud: William Wallace (tenor)
- John Luff: Nicholas Morris (bass)
- John Barry: Alistair Ollerenshaw (baritone)
- Crusoe: Richard Edgar-Wilson (tenor)
- Mrs Cobbold: Diana Moore (mezzo-soprano)
- Dr Stebbing: Peter Willcock (bass)
- Judge: Matthew Brook (bass)
- Mrs Palmer: Julia Sporsén (soprano)
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