Inspired by Debussy - Tristan Murail, Linda Catlin Smith
Kate Molleson presents a programme of contemporary music by composers inspired by Debussy. Chamber works by Boulez and Tristan Murail, plus Memory Forms by Linda Catlin Smith.
Kate Molleson marks the 100th anniversary of Debussy's death this weekend with a programme of contemporary music by composers inspired by Debussy, and talks to composers Tristan Murail and Linda Catlin Smith.
Boulez: D茅rive 1
Tristan Murail: Treize couleurs du soleil couchant; Feuilles 脿 travers les cloches; Couleur de mer
performed in concert by BCMG, conducted by Julian Leroy
(Recorded at Birmingham Symphony Hall on 18th March)
Linda Catlin Smith: Adagietto
麻豆社 Scottish Symphony Orchestra conducted by Ilan Volkov
Linda Catlin Smith: Memory Forms
CBC Vancouver Orchestra conducted by Owen Underhill
Tristan Murail: Le partage des eaux
麻豆社 Symphony Orchestra conducted by Pierre-Andr茅 Valade.
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Tristan Murail
Feuilles 脿 travers les cloches
Conductor: Julien Leroy. Orchestra: Birmingham Contemporary Music Group. -
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Tristan Murail
Treize couleurs du soleil couchant
Conductor: Julien Leroy. Ensemble: Birmingham Contemporary Music Group. -
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Linda Catlin Smith
Adagietto
Conductor: Ilan Volkov. Orchestra: 麻豆社 Scottish Symphony Orchestra. -
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Pierre Boulez
D茅rive 1
Conductor: Julien Leroy. Ensemble: Birmingham Contemporary Music Group. -
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Tristan Murail
Couleur de mer
Conductor: Julien Leroy. Ensemble: Birmingham Contemporary Music Group. -
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Linda Catlin Smith
Memory Forms
Conductor: Owen Underhill. Orchestra: CBC Radio Orchestra.- Artifact Music.
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Tristan Murail
Le partage des eaux
Conductor: Pierre-Andr茅 Valade. Orchestra: 麻豆社 Symphony Orchestra.- AEON.
Broadcast
- Sat 24 Mar 2018 22:00麻豆社 Radio 3
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