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溫伯格/荀伯格/拉赫曼尼諾夫/亞歷山大.高迪克 共鳴 小號協奏曲及改編曲
瑪蒂達.洛依德 小號
李.雷諾斯 指揮
倫敦交響樂團
Matilda Lloyd writes: 'Resonance is a multi-faceted word with many different meanings, all of which are explored in this album of music for trumpet and orchestra. It stems from the Latin word resonantia, meaning 'echo, and both concertos on this album echo music of the past. Weinbergs Trumpet Concerto contains many fanfares that hark back to the trumpets military beginnings, and in the extended cadenza at the opening of the third movement, Weinberg includes snippets of music by other composers, including Mahlers Fifth Symphony, Mendelssohns 'Wedding March, and Stravinskys Petrouchka. However, these are not flippant references to the past, but rather euphemisms; Weinberg twists and distorts the quotations into something dark and menacing. Christoph Schönberger has described his Concerto as 'neo-romantic, drawing upon the harmonic and melodic language of composers from the romantic period. 'Resonance can also be used to describe the powerful images, feelings, or memories that are conjured up in the mind upon listening to music. Rachmaninoffs Vocalise is the ultimate expression of this kind of resonance. The final work on the disc, Goedickes Concert Etude, holds a personal resonance: it was my favourite work for trumpet and piano when I was growing up. At the start of my career, it was my preferred encore and now I am thrilled to have this brand-new orchestral arrangement by Lee Reynolds.
MIECZYSLAW WEINBERG
Concerto, Op. 94 (1966 – 67)* 24:25
1. I Etudes. Allegro molto 7:42
2. II Episodes. Andante – 10:33
3. III Fanfares. Andante – Allegro – Andante – Presto – Andantino – Allegro – Presto – Andante – Allegretto 6:08
CHRISTOPH SCHÖNBERGER
Trumpet Concerto (2016, 2021 – 22)* 29:14
4. 1 Tempo I. Maestoso – Tempo II. Allegro non troppo – Tempo I. Maestoso – Un poco meno mosso –Tempo I. Maestoso – 10:46
5. 2 Molto adagio 9:34
6. 3 Allegretto – Un poco meno mosso – A tempo I 8:46
SERGEI RACHMANINOFF
7. Vocalise, Op. 34 No. 14 (1915)† 5:35
ALEXANDER GOEDICKE
8. Etude concertante, Op. 49 (1936)* 3:21
Orchestra: London Symphony Orchestra
Conductor: Lee Reynolds |
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