Roxburgh - Reflets dans la Glace: Sound Adventures for Piano
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Label: NMC Recordings
Cat No: NMCD132
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Release Date: 11th June 2007
Contents
Works
RoxburghReflets dans la glace for piano duo
Roxburgh
Les Miroirs de Miro (for young pianists)
Roxburgh
Six Etudes
Roxburgh
Piano Sonata
Roxburgh
Two pieces (for young pianists)
Roxburgh
Prelude and Toccata
Roxburgh
Labyrinth
Roxburgh
Introduction and Arabesques
Artists
Waka HasegawaJoseph Tong
Thalia Myers
Hiroaki Takenouchi
Peter O’hagan
Sally Mays
Karl Lutchmayer
George King
Works
RoxburghReflets dans la glace for piano duo
Roxburgh
Les Miroirs de Miro (for young pianists)
Roxburgh
Six Etudes
Roxburgh
Piano Sonata
Roxburgh
Two pieces (for young pianists)
Roxburgh
Prelude and Toccata
Roxburgh
Labyrinth
Roxburgh
Introduction and Arabesques
Artists
Waka HasegawaJoseph Tong
Thalia Myers
Hiroaki Takenouchi
Peter O’hagan
Sally Mays
Karl Lutchmayer
George King
About
The current release brings together his complete works for piano solo and duo and is performed by a cast of eight brilliant pianists, including those who commissioned or premiered the works: together they bring their separate talents to this diverse body of work, a fitting tribute to his long career as a composer and teacher.
Edwin Roxburgh’s Saturn reviewed in The Wire, 2006:
“Saturn is an epic orchestral and electronic space-scape, effortlessly blending Roxburgh’s understanding of Boulez and Stockhausen with a Birtwistle-like sense of ritual. An orbiting soprano saxophone beams down ideas to an orchestral underlay dominated by clattering percussion and mind-expanding electronics; this is an extraordinarily ballsy mission undertaken by HCYO.”
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