CDMosaic : Australian guitar concertos / Karin Schaupp.
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Featured Australian works
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Concerto for guitar and chamber orchestra (1991) — guitar with chamber orchestra Recorded/performed at: ABC's Ferry Road Studios, Brisbane, on Dec 93. |
Philip Bračanin | Karin Schaupp, Queensland Symphony Orchestra, Ron Spigelman | 22 mins, 55 sec. |
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Mosaic (1994) concerto for guitar, strings & percussion Recorded/performed at: Federation Concert Hall, Hobart, on 29 Nov 06. |
Richard Charlton | Karin Schaupp, Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra, Benjamin Northey | 11 mins, 59 sec. |
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Arafura dances (1995) concerto for guitar & string orchestra Recorded/performed at: Federation Concert Hall, Hobart, on Dec 03. |
Ross Edwards | Karin Schaupp, Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra, Richard Mills | 18 mins, 45 sec. |
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Nourlangie (1989) for solo guitar strings and percussion Recorded/performed at: Federation Concert Hall, Hobart, on Dec 03. |
Peter Sculthorpe | Karin Schaupp, Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra, Richard Mills | 21 mins, 19 sec. |
Product details
Karin Schaupp is one of the most outstanding guitarists on the international scene, acclaimed not only for her breathtaking technical mastery, but also for the passion and intensity of her playing. With this album she celebrates the rich and vibrant Australian guitar repertoire, presenting four concertos that create a uniquely Australian musical landscape.
Peter Sculthorpe's Nourlangie was inspired by the ancient beauty of Kakadu in Australia's far north, and the resonances between the music's notes speak of the strength and serenity of the land. Ross Edwards was drawn to the rich flora and fauna of Arnhem Land and the magnificent turquoise of the Arafura Sea beyond. His joyous 'dance/chants', celebrating the mysterious and infinitely changing patterns of birdsong and the insect chorus, frame an exquisitely calm, song-like slow movement.
Richard Charlton, himself a guitarist of note, brought his intimate knowledge of the instrument to Mosaic, a collection of memories and impressions of the Northern Territory, from the brilliant colours of earth and sky to the exhilarating power of a tropical storm. Philip Bračanin turns to the Classical heritage of the guitar for his concerto, exploring the lightness and agility of the instrument as well as its expressive qualities.
Duration: 76 min.
CD booklet includes program notes and performer biography.
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