Dennis Russell Davies presents a captivating blend of minimalism and classical music in his album "Harrison: Seven Pastorales; Glanville-Hicks: Etruscan Concerto; Riley: June Buddhas." Released on August 1, 2008, under the Musical Heritage Society label, this 57-minute journey showcases Davies' versatility and mastery of diverse musical styles.
The album opens with Lou Harrison's "Seven Pastorales," a series of seven movements dedicated to various individuals, each piece offering a unique emotional landscape. Following this, Priaulx Rainier's "Etruscan Concerto" takes center stage, a three-movement work that combines classical elegance with modernist sensibilities. The album concludes with Terry Riley's "June Buddhas," drawn from his renowned "Mexico City Blues," presenting a trio of choral movements that are both introspective and evocative.
Davies' interpretation of these works is marked by a deep understanding of the composers' intentions, resulting in performances that are both technically impressive and emotionally resonant. Whether you're a fan of minimalism, classical music, or simply appreciate well-crafted compositions, this album offers a rich and rewarding listening experience.
Tracks
Etruscan Concerto: 1. PromenadePeggy Glanville-Hicks, Keith Jarrett, Dennis Russell Davies, The Brooklyn Philharmonic Orchestra
Etruscan Concerto: 2. MeditationPeggy Glanville-Hicks, Keith Jarrett, Dennis Russell Davies, The Brooklyn Philharmonic Orchestra
Etruscan Concerto: 3. ScherzoPeggy Glanville-Hicks, Keith Jarrett, Dennis Russell Davies, The Brooklyn Philharmonic Orchestra
Seven Pastorales: I. For Remy CharlipLou Harrison, Brooklyn Philharmonic, Dennis Russell Davies, The Brooklyn Philharmonic Orchestra
Seven Pastorales: II. For Ellie and David Decker on their marriageLou Harrison, Brooklyn Philharmonic, Dennis Russell Davies, The Brooklyn Philharmonic Orchestra
Seven Pastorales: III. To Remy CharlipLou Harrison, Brooklyn Philharmonic, Dennis Russell Davies, The Brooklyn Philharmonic Orchestra
Seven Pastorales: IV. To Fritz RikkoLou Harrison, Brooklyn Philharmonic, Dennis Russell Davies, The Brooklyn Philharmonic Orchestra
Seven Pastorales: V. To John CageLou Harrison, Brooklyn Philharmonic, Dennis Russell Davies, The Brooklyn Philharmonic Orchestra
Seven Pastorales: VI. To my motherLou Harrison, Brooklyn Philharmonic, Dennis Russell Davies, The Brooklyn Philharmonic Orchestra
Seven Pastorales: VII. For my brotherLou Harrison, Brooklyn Philharmonic, Dennis Russell Davies, The Brooklyn Philharmonic Orchestra
June Buddhas from "Mexico City Blues": I. 224th ChorusTerry Riley, Brooklyn Philharmonic, Dennis Russell Davies, Voices Saintpaulia, The Brooklyn Philharmonic Orchestra
June Buddhas from "Mexico City Blues": II. 204th ChorusTerry Riley, Brooklyn Philharmonic, Dennis Russell Davies, Voices Saintpaulia, The Brooklyn Philharmonic Orchestra
June Buddhas from "Mexico City Blues": III. 216th-B ChorusTerry Riley, Brooklyn Philharmonic, Dennis Russell Davies, Voices Saintpaulia, The Brooklyn Philharmonic Orchestra
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