Kiev Philharmonic / Robert Ian Winstin
Masterworks of the New Era - FOUR
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Really fantastic new scores for varying ensembles by living composers in the 'classical' vein.
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- KIEV PHILHARMONIC AND CZECH PHILHARMONIC: Masterworks of the New Era - Volume Eleven
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- KIEV PHILHARMONIC / ROBERT IAN WINSTIN: Masterworks of the New Era - Volume NINE
- KIEV PHILHARMONIC / ROBERT IAN WINSTIN: Masterworks of the New Era - Volume Seven
- KIEV PHILHARMONIC - ROBERT IAN WINSTIN: Masterworks of the New Era - Volume Eight
- ROBERT IAN WINSTIN: Are You Not Weary of Ardent Ways?
- KIEV PHILHARMONIC / ROBERT IAN WINSTIN: Masterworks of the New Era - Volume 3
- ROBERT IAN WINSTIN / KIEV PHILHARMONIC: Masterworks of the New Era - Volume Five
- KIEV PHILHARMONIC, ROBERT IAN WINSTIN, CONDUCTOR: Masterworks of the New Era - Volume Six
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The fourth volume in the landmark series of new recordings by living composers featuring the Kiev Philharmonic and Maestro Robert Ian Winstin.
Features the music of Dal Porto, Hu, Muller, Pieslak & Burge.
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- author: Tamara Turner, CD Baby
The fourth volume showcasing striking contemporary classical works by selected living composers, "Masterworks of the New Era" makes a priority of compiling exceptionally engaging complementary pieces. This volume appeals to the academic scholar as well as a dabbler in new music precisely because there is a consistent, certain accessibility to the works- the ability to follow harmonically and thematically the composers' intent and the pieces' development is well established without comprimising the adventurous and bold spirit built into the trends of contemporary composition. While many of these pieces elude a key center, there is a real tangible, comprehendible progression within the works so that while functional harmony may not be the structure upon which these works are moving, there is an apparent meaning and vision to the music, a quality which engrosses the listener, no matter how tangential or variable the progressions may be. Each one of these works is notably compelling with vivid, striking orchestration and imaginative evolution. Stated simply, this is an extraordinary compilation.