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Jess Gillam is the trailblazing young artist forging a new path in classical music and carving out a new repertoire landscape for her instrument. Curated by Jess herself, TIME features music rooted in minimalism, with a track sequence shaped to mirror the flow of energy in a 24-hour cycle. The album...
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Decca,
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| Publisher Address: | [London] : |
| Publication Dates: |
[2020] ℗2020 |
| Literature type: | CD Audio |
| Language: | No linguistic content |
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| Summary: |
Jess Gillam is the trailblazing young artist forging a new path in classical music and carving out a new repertoire landscape for her instrument. Curated by Jess herself, TIME features music rooted in minimalism, with a track sequence shaped to mirror the flow of energy in a 24-hour cycle. The album is centered around Michael Nyman's virtuosic Where the Bee Dances concerto, framed by shorter tracks from pioneering and genre-breaking artists and composers. |
| Item Description: | Title from disc surface. |
| Carrier Form: | 1 audio disc (59 min., 59 sec. ) ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 booklet |
| Production Credits: | Recorded, produced, mixed and edited by Jonathan Allen. |
| Index Number: | M105 |
| CLC: | J657.123 |
| Call Number: | #WCD/210148 |
| Contents: |
Early morning melody / Meredith Monk (0:59) -- Dappled light / Luke Howard (4:12) -- Suspirium / Thom Yorke ; arr. Rimmer (3:51) -- Truman sleeps / Philip Glass ; arr. Parkin (2:41) -- Bubble gun / Anna Meredith ; arr. Ross (3:35) -- Where the bee dances / Michael Nyman (16:37) -- Orbit / Will Gregory (4:21) -- Venus as a boy / Björk ; arr. Metcalfe (4:05) -- On the nature of daylight / Max Richter ; arr. Mackay (6:21) -- Melody for saxophone no. 10 / Philip Glass (2:04) -- Retrograde / James Blake (3:42) -- Transit of Venus / Joby Talbot (4:18) -- Emerald and stone / Brian Eno ; arr. Lawson (2:19). |