Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of chamber music with John Turner's "Jigs, Airs and Reels," a captivating album released on January 1, 2004, under the Campion Cameo label. This exquisite collection showcases Turner's mastery of the recorder and his ability to blend it seamlessly with string ensembles, creating a rich and diverse musical tapestry.
The album spans a generous 76 minutes, offering a journey through a variety of compositions that highlight Turner's versatility and depth as a composer. From the intricate and lively "Partita" for recorder and string trio to the evocative "Fantasy" for recorder and string quartet, each piece is a testament to Turner's unique artistic vision.
Notable tracks include the hauntingly beautiful "Quintet" for recorder and string quartet, with its multi-part "Notre Dame des Naufragés," and the dynamic "Concertino," which showcases Turner's ability to balance intensity and delicacy. The album also features the charming "Dances from 'The Bells of Blue Island'" and the serene "Romance," providing a delightful contrast to the more complex pieces.
John Turner's "Jigs, Airs and Reels" is a must-experience for any lover of chamber music, offering a rich and rewarding exploration of the recorder's potential in a variety of musical contexts. Whether you're a longtime fan of Turner's work or a newcomer to his compositions, this album promises to captivate and inspire.
Tracks
Partita, for recorder and string trio: EntradaFranz Reizenstein, John Turner
Partita, for recorder and string trio: SarabandeFranz Reizenstein, John Turner
Partita, for recorder and string trio: BourréeFranz Reizenstein, John Turner
Partita, for recorder and string trio: JigFranz Reizenstein, John Turner
Prelude and Jig for John Turner, for recorder and string quartet: PreludeJohn Jeffreys, John Turner
Prelude and Jig for John Turner, for recorder and string quartet: JigJohn Jeffreys, John Turner
Fantasy, for recorder and string quartet, Op. 140: Andante e MestoMalcolm Arnold, John Turner
Fantasy, for recorder and string quartet, Op. 140: AllegroMalcolm Arnold, John Turner
Fantasy, for recorder and string quartet, Op. 140: Lento e MestoMalcolm Arnold, John Turner
Fantasy, for recorder and string quartet, Op. 140: AllegrettoJohn Turner
Fantasy, for recorder and string quartet, Op. 140: VivaceJohn Turner
Quintet, for recorder and string quartet: IntroductionWilliam Lewarne Harris, John Turner
Quintet, for recorder and string quartet: The Vision on the ShoreWilliam Lewarne Harris, John Turner
Quintet, for recorder and string quartet: Scherzo Diabolique ('Crows an Wra')William Lewarne Harris, John Turner
Quintet, for recorder and string quartet: 'Notre Dame des Naufragés' (A Study in Three Parts)William Lewarne Harris, John Turner
Quintet, for recorder and string quartet: Theme and VariationsJohn Turner
Dances from "The Bells of Blue Island", for recorder, violin and celloRobin Walker, John Turner
Romance, for recorder and string quartetEdward Gregson, John Turner
Concertino, for recorder and string quartet: Allegro non troppo ma vivacePhilip Cowlin, John Turner
Concertino, for recorder and string quartet: AdagiettoPhilip Cowlin, John Turner
Concertino, for recorder and string quartet: Allegro con fuocoPhilip Cowlin, John Turner
Chadkirk Idyll, for recorder and string quartetErnest Tomlinson, John Turner
Triptych, for recorder and string quartetJohn Veale, John Turner
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