Release Date: 15 June 2018
Label: Odradek Records
Packaging Type: Digipak
No of Units: 1
Barcode: 0855317003653
Genres: Classical Contemporary Classical
Description
For Portuguese composer Luís Tinoco, music has always been connected with the visual arts, film, theatre, and even with the light of Lisbon itself. The works on his new album, 'The Blue Voice of the Water', illustrates these connections. The album comprises the live, world premiere recordings of the Cello Concerto, O Sotaque Azul Das Aguas, Frisland and Before Spring, A Tribute to 'The Rite' in performances by four internationally-acclaimed orchestras.
Tinoco's orchestral works reflect these influences, alongside other cultural allusions: Before Spring is a tribute to Stravinsky's Rite of Spring, and the vivid poetry of Manoel de Barros helped inspire 'The Blue Voice of the Water'. The magical, ethereal Cello Concerto is dedicated to the artist who performs the work on this recording, Filipe Quaresma, acclaimed for his "precise, superbly articulated playing, full of passion yet often quite thoughtful" (The Strad). Frisland refers both to an imaginary island first put on the map by the 16th-century cartographer Nicolo Zeno, and to the jazz artist Bill Frisell. The result is a vibrant work which Tinoco describes as "an imaginary voyage through an (also imaginary) soundworld inspired by Frisell's music".
Luís Tinoco has achieved renown for his operas Evil Machines (2008) and Paint Me (2010), and the cantata Wanderings of the Solitary Dreamer (2011).
Tracklisting
Nuno Côrte-Real, Ensemble Darcos & Coro Ricercare
Yoichi Sugiyama
Artur Pizarro, Sinfonieorchester Wuppertal, Julia Jones
Ingibjorg Azima
Jenaer Philharmonie, Simon Gaudenz
Carion Wind Quintet
Johannes Fleischmann
Tony Addison Sextet
Peter Pichler, Melanie Dreher, Harald Genzmer, Paul Hindemith, Paul Dessau, Henry Purcell
Uli Fussenegger, Klangforum Wien, Johannes Kalitzke, Sofia Jernberg, Holger Falk, ORF Radio-Symphon
Elena Ruehr; Stephen Salters; Donald Berman; David Zobel
Peter Ruzicka, Nils Monkemeye, Carolin Widmann, Albrecht Mayer, Kris Garfitt, Various Orchestras
Adam Berenson
Present Music, Ariadne Greif, David Bloom
Bilayer & Sarah-Jane Summers
Adam Baldych; Ensemble Peregrina
