Music in a Cold Climate: Sounds of Hansa Europe

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In variation-based pieces, cornetist Glenton, keyboardist Silas Wollston and violinist Bojan Cicic pull material out of nowhere, like magicians…Keeling’s four-movement Northern Soul redeems passing... — BBC Music Magazine, June 2018, 4 out of 5 stars More…

Release Date: 19th Jan 2018
Catalogue No: DCD34206
Label: Delphian
Length: 67 minutes

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Nicolaus à Kempis: Symphony à 4 No. 1, Op. 12

Work length2:53

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Gawain Glenton (cornetto)
In Echo
Recorded: 1-3 February 2017
Recording Venue: Romsey Abbey, Hampshire, UK

Brade: Der heilig Berg

Work length1:04

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Gawain Glenton (cornetto)
In Echo
Recorded: 1-3 February 2017
Recording Venue: Romsey Abbey, Hampshire, UK

Brade: Peggy Bell

Work length0:42

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Gawain Glenton (cornetto)
In Echo
Recorded: 1-3 February 2017
Recording Venue: Romsey Abbey, Hampshire, UK

Brade: Ein Schottisch Tantz

Work length1:27

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Gawain Glenton (cornetto)
In Echo
Recorded: 1-3 February 2017
Recording Venue: Romsey Abbey, Hampshire, UK

Bertali: Sonata a 4 in D minor

Work length9:16

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Gawain Glenton (cornetto)
In Echo
Recorded: 1-3 February 2017
Recording Venue: Romsey Abbey, Hampshire, UK

Albert, H: Das Lied ist hier

Work length1:06

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Bojan Čičić (violin), Gawain Glenton (cornetto), Richard Boothby (bass viol)
Recorded: 1-3 February 2017
Recording Venue: Romsey Abbey, Hampshire, UK

Sommer, J: Susanna paduanna

Work length3:34

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Gawain Glenton (cornetto)
In Echo
Recorded: 1-3 February 2017
Recording Venue: Romsey Abbey, Hampshire, UK

Baltzar: Prelude

Work length2:04

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Bojan Čičić (violin)
Recorded: 1-3 February 2017
Recording Venue: Romsey Abbey, Hampshire, UK

Baltzar: Divisions on John Come Kiss Me Now

Work length4:38

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Bojan Čičić (violin), Silas Wollston (organ)
Recorded: 1-3 February 2017
Recording Venue: Romsey Abbey, Hampshire, UK

Becker, D: Sonata à 2

Work length8:13

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Gawain Glenton (cornetto), Emily White (trombone), Silas Wollston (organ)
Recorded: 1-3 February 2017
Recording Venue: Romsey Abbey, Hampshire, UK

Schildt: Paduana Lachrymae (after J. Dowland)

Work length4:59

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Silas Wollston (harpsichord)
Recorded: 1-3 February 2017
Recording Venue: Romsey Abbey, Hampshire, UK

Holborne: Image of Melancholly

Work length4:31

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Gawain Glenton (cornetto)
In Echo
Recorded: 1-3 February 2017
Recording Venue: Romsey Abbey, Hampshire, UK

Keeling: Northern Soul

Work length12:15

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Gawain Glenton (cornetto)
In Echo
Recorded: 1-3 February 2017
Recording Venue: Romsey Abbey, Hampshire, UK

Walk 1

Track length3:13

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Walk 2

Track length2:45

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Walk 3

Track length2:40

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Walk 4

Track length3:37

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Sommer, J: Der 8, Psalm

Work length3:37

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Gawain Glenton (cornetto)
In Echo
Recorded: 1-3 February 2017
Recording Venue: Romsey Abbey, Hampshire, UK

Staden, J: Sonata 31 a 4

Work length2:37

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Gawain Glenton (cornetto)
In Echo
Recorded: 1-3 February 2017
Recording Venue: Romsey Abbey, Hampshire, UK

Schop, J: Lacrimae Pavan

Work length4:26

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Gawain Glenton (cornetto), Silas Wollston (organ)
Recorded: 1-3 February 2017
Recording Venue: Romsey Abbey, Hampshire, UK

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Interview, Gawain Glenton on Music in a Cold Climate

9th January 2018

David talks to the director of In Echo about their new recording of music from Hanseatic Europe, plus a world premiere blending old and new idioms.

A new signing for Delphian, In Echo is made up of some of Europe’s finest young early-music specialists. Each a soloist in their own right, under director Gawain Glenton they have put together a fascinating snapshot of the musical landscape during the heyday of the Hanseatic League. The seafaring nations of northern Europe have always been connected: London to Tallinn via Lübeck, Hamburg, Bremen and the ports of Holland, Denmark and Sweden. The sixteenth- and seventeenth-century composer/musicians on this recording each looked beyond their own shores and toward a sense of shared European culture and understanding. Andrew Keeling’s new work Northern Soul was commissioned specially to complement this programme.

Formed in 2016, In Echo has already given recitals at Dartington International Summer School and at York Early Music Christmas Festival. In 2018 they will perform in Regensburg, as well as making several appearances in the UK. Their director, specialist cornetto player Gawain Glenton, performs with many leading international groups and directors, including Il Giardino Armonico, Concerto Italiano, I Fagiolini and The Taverner Consort.

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June 2018

In variation-based pieces, cornetist Glenton, keyboardist Silas Wollston and violinist Bojan Cicic pull material out of nowhere, like magicians…Keeling’s four-movement Northern Soul redeems passing lapses…The specific qualities of each early instrument have fired Keeling’s imagination, and the band put these qualities on display…Overall, a fascinating journey

4th February 2018

Composers travelled the trade routes of the Hanseatic League seeking patronage. This fascinating disc, with full explanatory notes by director Gawain Glenton, introduces us to some dozen of them, new names allThe fashionable melancholy of the day...is offset by cheerful folk themes and dances, as well as a sympathetic and lively new commission, Northern Soul, from British composer Andrew Keeling.

Early Music Today February 2018

The performances are outstanding. Johann Sommer’s five-part pavan on ‘Susanne un jour’ is particularly exquisite, as is Glenton’s solo turn in Johann Schop’s take on Dowland’s Lachrimæ. Andrew Keeling’s Northern Soul – commissioned for this programme – engagingly employs the myriad textures of the ensemble without straying into pastiche; however, it’s definitely the older repertoire that steals the show on the disc.

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