Dessner: St. Carolyn By The Sea
Copenhagen Phil, André de Ridder
These compositions by classically-trained players best known as rock musicians stay within the mainstream, yet sound fresh and inquisitive. Sensitive performances by the Copenhagen Phil.
Dessner: St. Carolyn By The Sea
Copenhagen Phil, André de Ridder
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These compositions by classically-trained players best known as rock musicians stay within the mainstream, yet sound fresh and inquisitive. Sensitive performances by the Copenhagen Phil.
About
This album features 3 exciting new orchestral works by Bryce Dessner (The National), featuring himself on the guitar, as well as the famous soundtrack from the acclaimed film There Will Be Blood by Johnny Greenwood (Radiohead) which has never been recorded in its entirety to date.
Contents and tracklist
- Bryce Dessner (electric guitar), Aaron Dessner (electric guitar)
- Copenhagen Philharmonic Orchestra
- André de Ridder
- Recorded: 2014
- Recording Venue: Musikkonservatoriets Koncertsal, Kopenhagen
- Copenhagen Philharmonic Orchestra
- André de Ridder
- Recorded: 2014
- Recording Venue: Musikkonservatoriets Koncertsal, Kopenhagen
- Bryce Dessner (electric guitar)
- Copenhagen Philharmonic Orchestra
- André de Ridder
- Recorded: 2014
- Recording Venue: Musikkonservatoriets Koncertsal, Kopenhagen
- Copenhagen Philharmonic Orchestra
- André de Ridder
- Recorded: 2013-04-06
- Recording Venue: Musikkonservatoriets Koncertsal, Kopenhagen
Awards and reviews
May 2014
These compositions by classically-trained players best known as rock musicians stay within the mainstream, yet sound fresh and inquisitive. Sensitive performances by the Copenhagen Phil.
May 2014
Music such as this demands a committed and focused response, which is receives from the Copenhagen forces under the expert direction of Andre de Ridder...Both composers benefit from suitably 'wide-screen' sound, setting the seal on a release that suggests DG has at last tapped a potent seam in otday's alternative new music scene.
