The Jukebox Album
Elena Urioste (violin), Tom Poster (piano)
Awards:
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BBC Music Magazine, November 2021, Chamber Choice
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BBC Music Magazine Awards, 2022, Winner - Premiere
It’s an eclectic mix that combines nostalgia with a modern, shuffle-play sense of adventure. As Cheryl Frances-Hoad’s Bloom finds luminosity in the changing seasons, Huw Watkins’s Arietta suspends...
The Jukebox Album
Elena Urioste (violin), Tom Poster (piano)
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Awards:
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BBC Music Magazine, November 2021, Chamber Choice
-
BBC Music Magazine Awards, 2022, Winner - Premiere
It’s an eclectic mix that combines nostalgia with a modern, shuffle-play sense of adventure. As Cheryl Frances-Hoad’s Bloom finds luminosity in the changing seasons, Huw Watkins’s Arietta suspends...
About
When the pandemic struck early in 2020, violinist Elena Urioste and pianist-composer Tom Poster responded by channelling their creative energies into #UriPosteJukeBox, a portmanteau of their surnames and a nod to the retro feel of the jukebox with its eclectic selection of songs to be chosen by the listener. The original intention was to produce one video of the duo performing together for every day of the lockdown (which at the time was anticipated to be relatively brief).
Contents and tracklist
Gardel:
El día que me quieras (From "El día que me quieras") [Arr. T. Poster for Chamber Ensemble]
Work length3:29
Sherwin, M:
A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square (Arr. T. Poster for Violin & Piano)
Work length4:43
trad.:
Farewell to Cucullain (Londonderry Air) [Arr. F. Kreisler for Violin & Piano]
Work length3:53
Sondheim:
Send in the Clowns (From "A Little Night Music") [Arr. T. Poster for Violin & Piano]
Work length4:36
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Awards and reviews
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BBC Music MagazineNovember 2021Chamber Choice
November 2021
It’s an eclectic mix that combines nostalgia with a modern, shuffle-play sense of adventure. As Cheryl Frances-Hoad’s Bloom finds luminosity in the changing seasons, Huw Watkins’s Arietta suspends time in a haunting present. Most stirringly passionate, having inspired the series, Mark Simpson’s An Essay of Love sums up its purpose – and the entire project.
