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Artist : Acoustic Triangle, Malcolm Creese, Tim Garland, Gwilym Simcock
Binding : Audio CD
EAN : 0640999909825
Label : Audio B
Number of Discs : 1
Product Group : Music
Release Date : 2008-06-16
UPC : 640999909825

ASIN : B001AI93MW

Track Listings for

Disc-1
1. Sanctuary for a Living Memory: The Power of Now
2. For Whom
3. Old Timer
4. Ringing the Changes
5. All Seasons
6. Fundero
7. Red Sky: The Calm; Darkening
8. Overhead 1; The Eye
9. Overhead 2; Passing
10. Singing Stones: Awakening
11. Gathering
12. Approaching
13. Arriving
14. The Moon for Her

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Customer Reviews

Spine tingling (2008-08-24)

This CD was issued to accompany the tour of English Cathedrals and Abbeys by the ensemble. The CD is superbly recorded to capture echoes and the placing of groups of instruments round the churches. It needs repeated listening as it is not easy listening by any means. The appearance of a well-known Bach theme is a wonderful moment; truly spine tingling

How do you praise the superlative? (2008-06-24)

Three times previously on Amazon I've had the pleasure of giving top marks to the expert accomplishments of Acoustic Triangle for their scintillating music-making. Now I can do so again, but with the wish I could somehow overtop the best of praises. Wonderfully recorded by Bob Whitney, and as always tastefully produced by Malcolm Creese, who also plays the heartbeat bass, this time we have innovation to add to the superior compositional inventions of Tim Garland on reeds and Gwilym Simcock on piano and French horn. Previous discs and the product description above tells us what sort of music to expect, and now we have the addition of six string players to add - what? Thin background colour? Swooping sentimental sugar? No, in these fully mature compositions, the strings are an integral part of the music, as necessary and aurally satisfying as any orchestra in a classical concerto. The augmented Sacconi Quartet, then, can proudly share in the credits. The compositions themselves are masterly; the playing of all the musicians no less magisterial. At home all these sound wonderful. Played 'live' in a cathedral will surely carry those lucky enough to attend the grouping's concerts to an altogether different realm.In short, I believe this to be seriously beautiful, important, life-enhancing music - a triumph.

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