Holy War X

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Release Date: 2nd Sep 2013
Catalogue No: SM192
Label: Solo Musica
Length: 56 minutes

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Debussy: Syrinx 2

Work length2:57

Rodrieg Ensemble
Recording Venue: Sofreson Studios, Paris, France

Debussy: Préludes, 2me livre, L. 123: XII. Feux d'artifice

Work length4:46

Rodrieg Ensemble
Recording Venue: Sofreson Studios, Paris, France

Debussy: Sonata for Cello and Piano, L. 135: I. Prologue

Work length4:16

Julien Gernay (piano), Maya Bogdanovic (cello)
Recording Venue: Sofreson Studios, Paris, France

Debussy: Sonata for Cello and Piano, L. 135: II. Serenade

Work length3:01

Julien Gernay (piano), Maya Bogdanovic (cello)
Recording Venue: Sofreson Studios, Paris, France

Debussy: Sonata for Cello and Piano, L. 135: III. Finale

Work length3:27

Julien Gernay (piano), Maya Bogdanovic (cello)
Recording Venue: Sofreson Studios, Paris, France

Martinů: Trio for Flute, Cello and Piano: I. Poco allegretto

Work length4:15

Rodrieg Ensemble
Recording Venue: Sofreson Studios, Paris, France

Martinů: Trio for Flute, Cello and Piano: II. Adagio

Work length6:06

Rodrieg Ensemble
Recording Venue: Sofreson Studios, Paris, France

Martinů: Trio for Flute, Cello and Piano: III. Andante - Allegretto

Work length7:51

Rodrieg Ensemble
Recording Venue: Sofreson Studios, Paris, France

Laudenslager: Evocation

Work length4:02

Rodrieg Ensemble
Recording Venue: Sofreson Studios, Paris, France

Rodrieg: Holy War X: I. Jihad

Work length4:38

Rodrieg Ensemble
Recording Venue: Sofreson Studios, Paris, France

Rodrieg: Holy War X: II. Bacio

Work length6:13

Rodrieg Ensemble
Recording Venue: Sofreson Studios, Paris, France

Rodrieg: Holy War X: III. Syrinx

Work length5:26

Rodrieg Ensemble
Recording Venue: Sofreson Studios, Paris, France

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Solo Musica presents the Rodrieg Ensemble on an album that explores the dawn of modern classical music and its continuing legacy - with three late works of Claude Debussy as the point of departure. The album then explores the ongoing influence of the early modern period by presenting Bohuslav Martinu’s Trio for Flute, Cello and Piano, Harold Laudenslager’s Evocation for Solo Flute and finally Mark Rodrieg’s 2011 triptych Holy War X, which is performed by the Rodrieg Ensemble and guest artists, including the Intercontemporain Quartet and female singers from Egypt, Italy, and Japan. The Paris based Rodrieg Ensemble was established by three award-winning artists in order to explore the relationship between contemporary classical music and established repertoire through reference performances of thematically selected chamber music.

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