Thorvaldsdottir: In the Light of Air / International Contemporary Ensemble
This set includes a Blu-ray Audio disc playable on Blu-ray players only and a standard CD playable on all CD players.
In the Light of Air is a tetralogy of works that together form a structure of a single piece. The four movements bear the titles Luminance, Serenity, Existence, and Remembrance and are connected by short transitions to form a seamless flow throughout the work.
REVIEW:
The meditative, texturally rich landscapes of 'In the Light of Air' for viola, cello, harp, piano, percussion, and electronics by this young Icelandic composer are haunting, beautiful, and unsettling by turns. The sonic possibilities of the cello are explored in the intense 'Transitions', powerfully rendered by Michael Nicolas.
-- New York Times
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Thorvaldsdottir: In the Light of Air / International Contemporary Ensemble
This set includes a Blu-ray Audio disc playable on Blu-ray players only and a standard CD playable on all CD players.
In the Light of Air is a tetralogy of works that together form a structure of a single piece. The four movements bear the titles Luminance, Serenity, Existence, and Remembrance and are connected by short transitions to form a seamless flow throughout the work.
REVIEW:
The meditative, texturally rich landscapes of 'In the Light of Air' for viola, cello, harp, piano, percussion, and electronics by this young Icelandic composer are haunting, beautiful, and unsettling by turns. The sonic possibilities of the cello are explored in the intense 'Transitions', powerfully rendered by Michael Nicolas.
-- New York Times
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This set includes a Blu-ray Audio disc playable on Blu-ray players only and a standard CD playable on all CD players.
In the Light of Air is a tetralogy of works that together form a structure of a single piece. The four movements bear the titles Luminance, Serenity, Existence, and Remembrance and are connected by short transitions to form a seamless flow throughout the work.
REVIEW:
The meditative, texturally rich landscapes of 'In the Light of Air' for viola, cello, harp, piano, percussion, and electronics by this young Icelandic composer are haunting, beautiful, and unsettling by turns. The sonic possibilities of the cello are explored in the intense 'Transitions', powerfully rendered by Michael Nicolas.
-- New York Times
