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Ruders: Viola Concerto & Handel Variations

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Ruders: Viola Concerto & Handel Variations

Lars Anders Tomter, Aarhus Symphony Orchestra, Marc Soustrot & Andreas DelfsLars Anders Tomter, Aarhus Symphony Orchestra, Marc Soustrot & Andreas DelfsLars Anders Tomter, Aarhus Symphony Orchestra, Marc Soustrot & Andreas DelfsLars Anders Tomter, Aarhus Symphony Orchestra, Marc Soustrot & Andreas Delfs

2018Classical · Music · Orchestral · Contemporary Era

Wonderfully approachable and clever music.
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Dacapo
Tracks
8

℗ 2018 Dacapo

Tracks

  1. 1
    Viola Concerto (2013 Version): Risoluto appassionato
    Lars Anders TomterAarhus Symphony OrchestraMarc Soustrot
    9:17
  2. 2
    Viola Concerto (2013 Version): Largo sonore - Distinto - Cadenza prima - Vivo -
    Lars Anders TomterAarhus Symphony OrchestraMarc Soustrot
    6:46
  3. 3
    Viola Concerto (2013 Version): Tempo primo - Cadenza seconda - Risoluto appassionato [Come prima]
    Lars Anders TomterAarhus Symphony OrchestraMarc Soustrot
    9:37
  4. 4
    Handel Variations: Theme - Vars. 1-10
    Aarhus Symphony OrchestraAndreas Delfs
    2:47
  5. 5
    Handel Variations: Vars. 11-35
    Aarhus Symphony OrchestraAndreas Delfs
    8:21
  6. 6
    Handel Variations: Vars. 36-65
    Aarhus Symphony OrchestraAndreas Delfs
    13:13
  7. 7
    Handel Variations: Vars. 66-76
    Aarhus Symphony OrchestraAndreas Delfs
    4:18
  8. 8
    Handel Variations: Vars. 77-90
    Aarhus Symphony OrchestraAndreas Delfs
    10:39

About this album

Dane Poul Ruders’ Viola Concerto is an impressive creation in one movement that conveys a captivating sense of growth as its single melodic line undergoes numerous transformations. The magnificent Lars Anders Tomter plays this lyrical piece with supreme confidence and massive conviction. This is wonderfully approachable music. The Handel Variations (2009) takes an eight-bar theme from the Water Music’s Bourree and subjects it to 90 variations. It’s very clever and a lot of fun. Fabulously well recorded.