Antonio Lysy, Christopher Hanulik, Guillaume Sutre, Movses Pogossian, Richard Yongjae O'Neill and Vladimir Chernov - Ian Krouse: Nocturnes, Op. 60 & Invocation, Op. 54 (2020) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Antonio Lysy, Christopher Hanulik, Guillaume Sutre, Movses Pogossian, Richard Yongjae O'Neill, Vladimir Chernov
- Title: Ian Krouse: Nocturnes, Op. 60 & Invocation, Op. 54
- Year Of Release: 2020
- Label: Naxos
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac 24bits - 44.1kHz +Booklet
- Total Time: 00:54:56
- Total Size: 523 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Nocturnes, Op. 60: No. 1, Twilight
02. Nocturnes, Op. 60: No. 2, Night Song
03. Nocturnes, Op. 60: No. 3, Night
04. Nocturnes, Op. 60: No. 4, Hymn
05. Invocation, Op. 54: No. 1, Weary with Toil
06. Invocation, Op. 54: No. 2, Cuántas veces, amor
07. Invocation, Op. 54: No. 3, For a Certain Night
08. Invocation, Op. 54: No. 4, Invocation
"Ian Krouse has been acclaimed by Gramophone as “one of the most communicative and intriguing” of today’s composers, his style drawing on historical and traditional influences as well as being innovative and modern. With references to Beethoven and Schubert, metaphors of darkness and light are conveyed with powerful emotion in Nocturnes, which sets four texts by well-known Armenian poets to form an odyssey through the mind of a man at midlife. With profound sadness at its heart, Invocation explores the intangibility of love, contrasting atonality and tonality to express emotional outpourings that ultimately remain ephemeral and elusive.Ian Krouse has been acclaimed by Gramophone as “one of the most communicative and intriguing” of today’s composers, his style drawing on historical and traditional influences as well as being innovative and modern. With references to Beethoven and Schubert, metaphors of darkness and light are conveyed with powerful emotion in Nocturnes, which sets four texts by well-known Armenian poets to form an odyssey through the mind of a man at midlife. With profound sadness at its heart, Invocation explores the intangibility of love, contrasting atonality and tonality to express emotional outpourings that ultimately remain ephemeral and elusive.Ian Krouse has been acclaimed by Gramophone as “one of the most communicative and intriguing” of today’s composers, his style drawing on historical and traditional influences as well as being innovative and modern. With references to Beethoven and Schubert, metaphors of darkness and light are conveyed with powerful emotion in Nocturnes, which sets four texts by well-known Armenian poets to form an odyssey through the mind of a man at midlife. With profound sadness at its heart, Invocation explores the intangibility of love, contrasting atonality and tonality to express emotional outpourings that ultimately remain ephemeral and elusive.Ian Krouse has been acclaimed by Gramophone as “one of the most communicative and intriguing” of today’s composers, his style drawing on historical and traditional influences as well as being innovative and modern. With references to Beethoven and Schubert, metaphors of darkness and light are conveyed with powerful emotion in Nocturnes, which sets four texts by well-known Armenian poets to form an odyssey through the mind of a man at midlife. With profound sadness at its heart, Invocation explores the intangibility of love, contrasting atonality and tonality to express emotional outpourings that ultimately remain ephemeral and elusive."
01. Nocturnes, Op. 60: No. 1, Twilight
02. Nocturnes, Op. 60: No. 2, Night Song
03. Nocturnes, Op. 60: No. 3, Night
04. Nocturnes, Op. 60: No. 4, Hymn
05. Invocation, Op. 54: No. 1, Weary with Toil
06. Invocation, Op. 54: No. 2, Cuántas veces, amor
07. Invocation, Op. 54: No. 3, For a Certain Night
08. Invocation, Op. 54: No. 4, Invocation
"Ian Krouse has been acclaimed by Gramophone as “one of the most communicative and intriguing” of today’s composers, his style drawing on historical and traditional influences as well as being innovative and modern. With references to Beethoven and Schubert, metaphors of darkness and light are conveyed with powerful emotion in Nocturnes, which sets four texts by well-known Armenian poets to form an odyssey through the mind of a man at midlife. With profound sadness at its heart, Invocation explores the intangibility of love, contrasting atonality and tonality to express emotional outpourings that ultimately remain ephemeral and elusive.Ian Krouse has been acclaimed by Gramophone as “one of the most communicative and intriguing” of today’s composers, his style drawing on historical and traditional influences as well as being innovative and modern. With references to Beethoven and Schubert, metaphors of darkness and light are conveyed with powerful emotion in Nocturnes, which sets four texts by well-known Armenian poets to form an odyssey through the mind of a man at midlife. With profound sadness at its heart, Invocation explores the intangibility of love, contrasting atonality and tonality to express emotional outpourings that ultimately remain ephemeral and elusive.Ian Krouse has been acclaimed by Gramophone as “one of the most communicative and intriguing” of today’s composers, his style drawing on historical and traditional influences as well as being innovative and modern. With references to Beethoven and Schubert, metaphors of darkness and light are conveyed with powerful emotion in Nocturnes, which sets four texts by well-known Armenian poets to form an odyssey through the mind of a man at midlife. With profound sadness at its heart, Invocation explores the intangibility of love, contrasting atonality and tonality to express emotional outpourings that ultimately remain ephemeral and elusive.Ian Krouse has been acclaimed by Gramophone as “one of the most communicative and intriguing” of today’s composers, his style drawing on historical and traditional influences as well as being innovative and modern. With references to Beethoven and Schubert, metaphors of darkness and light are conveyed with powerful emotion in Nocturnes, which sets four texts by well-known Armenian poets to form an odyssey through the mind of a man at midlife. With profound sadness at its heart, Invocation explores the intangibility of love, contrasting atonality and tonality to express emotional outpourings that ultimately remain ephemeral and elusive."
Year 2020 | Classical | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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