Tandberg - Deep Dive
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Label: Aurora
Cat No: ACD5120
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Release Date: 10th January 2025
Contents
Artists
Marius Flatby (double bass)Ingvild Habbestad (violin)
Joachim Kwetzinsky (piano)
Norwegian Radio Orchestra
Conductor
Jamie PhillipsWorks
DetFabel
Porphyry Imitations
Artists
Marius Flatby (double bass)Ingvild Habbestad (violin)
Joachim Kwetzinsky (piano)
Norwegian Radio Orchestra
Conductor
Jamie PhillipsAbout
The sore, fragile and heartfelt expression suits the big double bass well. In addition to the obviously virtuosic and offensive playing, the soloist's voice offers percussive and whimsical instrumental techniques within a range of registers that few other instruments can accommodate.
The concert recording from 13 January 2023 includes in addition to the double bass concerto, the orchestral work Fabel. The latter is more dramatic in nature and represents a musical fantasy world "characterised by vigilance in the face of looming dangers and by battles being fought", as described in the programme introduction. Or it can illustrate the earth as an organism - its internal energy and external forces of nature.
The chamber work Porphyry Imitations contrasts the two orchestral works. Performers by Ingvild Habbestad, violin, and Joachim Kwetzinsky, piano. The grainy pattern of the volcanic rock rhombic porphyry forms the starting point for the work's musical associations. This is also a recording from a previous concert in the NRK Store Studio in 2017.
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