Suckling - This Departed Landscape: Orchestral Works
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Label: NMC Recordings
Cat No: NMCD262
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Orchestral
Release Date: 12th February 2021
Contents
Artists
Katherine Bryan (flute)Tamara Stefanovich (piano)
BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra
BBC Philharmonic
Conductor
Ilan VolkovWorks
Piano ConcertoRelease
The Departing Landscape
The White Road (after Edmund de Waal)
Artists
Katherine Bryan (flute)Tamara Stefanovich (piano)
BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra
BBC Philharmonic
Conductor
Ilan VolkovAbout
His Debut Disc brings together four large-scale works recorded with BBC orchestras and conductor Ilan Volkov. The title piece, This Departing Landscape, explores the idea of music as a physical space that we move through and slips away from us, with a kaleidoscope of sharp-edged fragments then unlocking the glacial energy of the second movement. 'This was music that left me wanting to step inside my radio for full immersion.' (Flora Willson, The Guardian)
Release plays on the urge to clap or shout, sing and listen to the sound as it bounces around a large reverberant space. With the orchestra taking the role of both impudent child and cathedral, echos are distorted, captured, extended, and manipulated.
His flute concerto The White Road (after Edmund de Waal) makes good on a promise by Suckling to flautist Katherine Bryan as teenagers together in the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain. Finding inspiration in the ceramic art of Edmund de Waal, Suckling builds an orchestra of virtual flutes to accompany Bryan's singing melodic lines. 'Fearless, dazzling, exceptional' (The Guardian) pianist Tamara Stefanovich sets the musical world in motion as the soloist in Suckling's Piano Concerto with music that spirals into more and more diverse regions through five exuberant movements.
NMC’s Debut Discs are crucial calling cards, invaluable for showcasing composers to a wider public, giving them the opportunity to present a first full portrait album of their work. Debut Discs has to date supported 19 releases.
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