Stone, Salt & Sky: Beamish - Maconchy - Strachan - R Clarke

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Stone, Salt & Sky: Beamish - Maconchy - Strachan - R ClarkeSUMMARY TRACK LISTING REVIEWS INFO Formed in 2019, award winning violin and cello duo GAIA have rapidly won plaudits for their pioneering programming and bold and daring performances. Their debut album release features three works specially written for the duo, and also bears testimony to their championing of works by underrepresented and overlooked voices from classical musics past. Elements of folk and jazz string playing styles rub shoulders with

William Walton has always impressed me as a composer since I first heard Façade and also Belshazzar's Feast in my youth

It is not widely known that that motet is in fact drawn from a complete Credo setting

and writing for small-scale forces seems to play to his strengthes

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Arnold Bax’s viola sonata of 1922 is massively mellifluous

so though emotion in Wiedersehn is rather civilised

28 & 30 August 2013

effectively re-imagining the work in terms of the piano

showing the wide range of the organ¹s timbres to full advantage

Total playing time: 58:20

even worse

to bear witness and to remind us of our complicity