℗ 2016 Naxos
Released February 5, 2016
Duration 55m 40s
Record Label Naxos
Catalogue No. 8.559797
Genre Classical (Concertos)
 

Paul Moravec: Violin Concerto - Shakuhachi Quintet - Equilibrium - Evermore

Maria Bachmann, James Nyoraku Schlefer, Stephen Gosling, Voxare String Quartet, Symphony in C, Rossen Milanov

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Violin Concerto (2010, rev. 2013)  
1.1
I. —
Paul Moravec; Maria Bachmann; Symphony in C; Rossen Milanov
11:09
1.2
II. —
Paul Moravec; Maria Bachmann; Symphony in C; Rossen Milanov
5:15
1.3
III. —
Paul Moravec; Maria Bachmann; Symphony in C; Rossen Milanov
3:46
1.4
IV. —
Paul Moravec; Maria Bachmann; Symphony in C; Rossen Milanov
7:14
Shakuhachi Quintet  
1.5
I. —
Paul Moravec; James Nyoraku Schlefer; Voxare String Quartet
8:06
1.6
II. —
Paul Moravec; James Nyoraku Schlefer; Voxare String Quartet
5:18
1.7
III. —
Paul Moravec; James Nyoraku Schlefer; Voxare String Quartet
5:04
1.8
Equilibrium
Paul Moravec; Maria Bachmann; Stephen Gosling
7:12
1.9
Evermore
Paul Moravec; Maria Bachmann; Stephen Gosling
2:36
Digital Booklet
Violinist Maria Bachmann is the featured soloist on this performance of Paul Moravec's 2013 revision of his Violin Concerto, receiving its world premiere recording here. Rossen Milanov conducts the ensemble Symphony in C on the grandly conceived work which rates among one of Moravec's most important accomplishments: with its romantically sensuous elegance and joyous finale, the concerto has already earned a place as one of the outstanding American works in the genre. Two other pieces on the programme are also world premieres: the elegiac Shakuhachi Quintet which integrates the classical Japanese bamboo flute with the Western string quartet, while Equilibrium was composed especially for this album and recalls the B-A-C-H motive also heard in the Violin Concerto. The final work, Evermore, was written in 2004 as a wedding gift for Bachmann.
44.1 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Naxos Studio Masters

Recorded at Gordon Theater, Rutgers-Camden Center for the Arts, Camden, NJ, on 2nd March, 2013 (tracks 1 - 4); at the Recital Hall in the Performing Arts Center, Purchase College, State University of New York, on 22nd June, 2012 (tracks 5 - 7); and at Westchester Studios, Pelham, NY, on 8th December, 2014 (tracks 8 and 9) Producer, engineer and editor: Adam Abeshouse Publisher: Subito Music Publishing Booklet notes: Howard Pollack Cover photo of Maria Bachmann by Lisa-Marie Mazzucco
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-1.17
-2.31 to -0.97
-21.08
-25.28 to -17.65
-16.77
-20.70 to -13.50
12
9 to 16
1
I. —
-1.08-17.95-13.89
2
II. —
-1.07-20.37-16.412
3
III. —
-0.97-20.68-15.112
4
IV. —
-1.09-17.65-13.510
5
I. —
-2.31-23.55-19.512
6
II. —
-1.00-21.61-16.912
7
III. —
-1.00-21.02-17.513
8
Equilibrium
-1.00-25.28-20.716
9
Evermore
-1.00-21.64-17.513

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