UNTOLD: Music by James MacMillan, Philip Cashian, Joe Duddell, Gareth Brady and Tansy Davies

Musical Opinion | November 1, 2005| | Copyright

UNTOLD: Music by James MacMillan, Philip Cashian, Joe Ouddell, Gareth Brady and Tansy Davies

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FMR RECORDS FMRCD135-C1103 49'

This set of five world premiere recordings by British contemporary composers is captivating in the range of musical invention and imagination that can be shaped and borne by wind instruments. Without the excessive experimental, timbre-driven ideas that usually invade our notions of contemporary music, here we are continually disarmed by music that is both simple and palatable, where timbres are those naturally associated with each instrument and with harmonies ...

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