Timothy Jones, Jacqui Sutton, Axiom Quartet - Karl Blench: Open Source (2026) [Hi-Res]
BAND/ARTIST: Timothy Jones, Jacqui Sutton, Axiom Quartet
- Title: Karl Blench: Open Source
- Year Of Release: 2026
- Label: Navona
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks) / flac 24bits - 48.0kHz +Booklet
- Total Time: 00:32:47
- Total Size: 173 / 354 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Open Source: I. Lost Voice
02. Open Source: II. Opening: Remarkable
03. Open Source: III. What This Town Needs
04. Open Source: IV. Source Material
05. Open Source: V. Building Trade
06. Open Source: VI. Workout
07. Open Source: VII. Hitch
08. Open Source: VIII. Open Door
Art has always had the power to reinforce the beauty, promise, and magnitude of spiritual devotion. With OPEN SOURCE, the Axiom Quartet and baritone Timothy Jones musically embody the First Congregational Church of Houston’s ethos of searching, openness and inclusion. Jacqui Sutton’s libretto takes inspiration from an archival interview with the church’s founders, and creatively unfolds as an everyman’s journey for belonging. Karl Blench’s score takes as its north star one of the hymns in the FCC Houston’s Hymnal, and uses it to deconstruct and amplify the inner world of both the traveler and the church. Taken together, the story, the music, and the performance travel the distance of a person seeking sanctuary, and finding it at the church’s open door; where multiple cultures and beliefs are not just welcomed, but celebrated.
Karl Blench composer
Timothy Jones baritone
Jacqui Sutton librettist
Axiom Quartet
01. Open Source: I. Lost Voice
02. Open Source: II. Opening: Remarkable
03. Open Source: III. What This Town Needs
04. Open Source: IV. Source Material
05. Open Source: V. Building Trade
06. Open Source: VI. Workout
07. Open Source: VII. Hitch
08. Open Source: VIII. Open Door
Art has always had the power to reinforce the beauty, promise, and magnitude of spiritual devotion. With OPEN SOURCE, the Axiom Quartet and baritone Timothy Jones musically embody the First Congregational Church of Houston’s ethos of searching, openness and inclusion. Jacqui Sutton’s libretto takes inspiration from an archival interview with the church’s founders, and creatively unfolds as an everyman’s journey for belonging. Karl Blench’s score takes as its north star one of the hymns in the FCC Houston’s Hymnal, and uses it to deconstruct and amplify the inner world of both the traveler and the church. Taken together, the story, the music, and the performance travel the distance of a person seeking sanctuary, and finding it at the church’s open door; where multiple cultures and beliefs are not just welcomed, but celebrated.
Karl Blench composer
Timothy Jones baritone
Jacqui Sutton librettist
Axiom Quartet
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