Helena Juntunen, The Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra - Perttu Haapanen: Flute Concerto, Ladies' Room & Compulsion Island (2019) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: The Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra, Helena Juntunen
- Title: Perttu Haapanen: Flute Concerto, Ladies' Room & Compulsion Island
- Year Of Release: 2019
- Label: Ondine
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless (image +.cue, log, artwork) / / flac 24bits - 48.0kHz +Booklet
- Total Time: 01:02:24
- Total Size: 262 / 576 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Compulsion Island
02. Ladies' Room: No. 1, Musta sohva
03. Ladies' Room: No. 2, Hommage à Adolf Wölfli I
04. Ladies' Room: No. 3, Lapsen elämää
05. Ladies' Room: No. 4, Hommage à Adolf Wölfli II
06. Ladies' Room: No. 5, The Phoenix Force
07. Ladies' Room: No. 6, Hommage à Adolf Wölfli III
08. Ladies' Room: No. 7, An Invoice
09. Ladies' Room: No. 8, Hommage à Adolf Wölfli IV
10. Ladies' Room: No. 9, Käärmevaunuissa
11. Flute Concerto: I. Tempo = 66
12. Flute Concerto: II. Quasi cadenza, poco rubato
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This new album by the Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra focuses on works by Perttu Haapanen (b. 1972), one of the most important and interesting Finnish composers of his generation. It includes a recently-written Flute Concerto with Yuki Koyama as soloist and conducted by Dima Slobodeniouk, and two other works conducted by Hannu Lintu: a song-cycle written for soprano Helena Juntunen and an orchestral work, Compulsion Island, written for the Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra. Compulsion Island was written to a commission from the Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra and makes full use of the resources of a full-sized symphony orchestra. Haapanen creates a multi-layered and richly sonorous texture where extended instrument techniques play a significant and carefully considered role. Quiet, stagnant and expectant yet tense moments alternate with charged and punchy rhythmical passages that increase in force until the final culmination, followed by a subsiding, dreamlike and unreal epilogue. The Flute Concerto lasts about 25 minutes and is in a single movement divided into two halves featuring different materials, according to the composer. At the surface level, it comes across as a flexible and elastic structure consisting of several short sections in rapid succession, with contrasting moods either alternating or superimposed. The palette of sonorities is rich, augmented by extended instrument techniques and a number of rare sound sources such as a typewriter producing crisp rhythms and the absurd sounds of wheezing toys. Ladies’ Room for soprano and chamber orchestra was written to a commission from the Musica nova Helsinki festival. Originally written and premiered in 2007 by Helena Juntunen, it was revised by Haapanen in the following year. The texts come from a wide variety of sources: poems by conductor and mezzosoprano Jutta Seppinen, the Bible, Google, the archives of Scotland Yard and Paul Celan. Between them are four nonsense text settings that pay homage to Adolf Wolfli, an early 20th-century Swiss artist. The soprano part is highly demanding due to its wide range of vocal techniques which make Ladies’ Room a vocal virtuoso work where the virtuoso component is an integral part of the content.
01. Compulsion Island
02. Ladies' Room: No. 1, Musta sohva
03. Ladies' Room: No. 2, Hommage à Adolf Wölfli I
04. Ladies' Room: No. 3, Lapsen elämää
05. Ladies' Room: No. 4, Hommage à Adolf Wölfli II
06. Ladies' Room: No. 5, The Phoenix Force
07. Ladies' Room: No. 6, Hommage à Adolf Wölfli III
08. Ladies' Room: No. 7, An Invoice
09. Ladies' Room: No. 8, Hommage à Adolf Wölfli IV
10. Ladies' Room: No. 9, Käärmevaunuissa
11. Flute Concerto: I. Tempo = 66
12. Flute Concerto: II. Quasi cadenza, poco rubato
This new album by the Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra focuses on works by Perttu Haapanen (b. 1972), one of the most important and interesting Finnish composers of his generation. It includes a recently-written Flute Concerto with Yuki Koyama as soloist and conducted by Dima Slobodeniouk, and two other works conducted by Hannu Lintu: a song-cycle written for soprano Helena Juntunen and an orchestral work, Compulsion Island, written for the Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra. Compulsion Island was written to a commission from the Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra and makes full use of the resources of a full-sized symphony orchestra. Haapanen creates a multi-layered and richly sonorous texture where extended instrument techniques play a significant and carefully considered role. Quiet, stagnant and expectant yet tense moments alternate with charged and punchy rhythmical passages that increase in force until the final culmination, followed by a subsiding, dreamlike and unreal epilogue. The Flute Concerto lasts about 25 minutes and is in a single movement divided into two halves featuring different materials, according to the composer. At the surface level, it comes across as a flexible and elastic structure consisting of several short sections in rapid succession, with contrasting moods either alternating or superimposed. The palette of sonorities is rich, augmented by extended instrument techniques and a number of rare sound sources such as a typewriter producing crisp rhythms and the absurd sounds of wheezing toys. Ladies’ Room for soprano and chamber orchestra was written to a commission from the Musica nova Helsinki festival. Originally written and premiered in 2007 by Helena Juntunen, it was revised by Haapanen in the following year. The texts come from a wide variety of sources: poems by conductor and mezzosoprano Jutta Seppinen, the Bible, Google, the archives of Scotland Yard and Paul Celan. Between them are four nonsense text settings that pay homage to Adolf Wolfli, an early 20th-century Swiss artist. The soprano part is highly demanding due to its wide range of vocal techniques which make Ladies’ Room a vocal virtuoso work where the virtuoso component is an integral part of the content.
Year 2019 | Classical | FLAC / APE | CD-Rip | HD & Vinyl
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