℗ 2016 Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Released November 8, 2019
Duration 1h 34m 50s
Record Label ABC Classic
Genre Classical (Orchestral)
 

Frederick Septimus Kelly – Orchestral Works

Benjamin Northey, Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra

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1.1
Elegy – In Memoriam Rupert Brooke
Frederick Septimus Kelly; Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra; Johannes Fritzsch; Benjamin Northey
9:20
German Symphony  
1.2
I. Allegro con brio
Frederick Septimus Kelly; Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra; Benjamin Northey
8:46
1.3
II. Waltz
Frederick Septimus Kelly; Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra; Benjamin Northey
5:02
1.4
III. Intermezzo
Frederick Septimus Kelly; Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra; Benjamin Northey
7:38
1.5
IV. Introduction and Fugue
Frederick Septimus Kelly; Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra; Benjamin Northey
6:06
1.6
Scherzo
Frederick Septimus Kelly; Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra; Benjamin Northey
6:10
1.7
The Somme Lament
Frederick Septimus Kelly; Christopher Latham; Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra; Benjamin Northey
4:58
1.8
A Coin For The Ferryman (Monograph No. 16)
Frederick Septimus Kelly; Christopher Latham; Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra; Benjamin Northey
2:53
Two Organ Preludes - Arr. Latham  
1.9
1. A Christmas Prelude
Frederick Septimus Kelly; Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra; Benjamin Northey
2:24
1.10
2. Prelude
Frederick Septimus Kelly; Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra; Benjamin Northey
4:18
Serenade, Op. 7  
1.11
I. Prelude
Frederick Septimus Kelly; Douglas Mackie; Marshall McGuire; Geoff Lierse; Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra; Benjamin Northey
3:00
1.12
II. Idyl
Frederick Septimus Kelly; Douglas Mackie; Marshall McGuire; Geoff Lierse; Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra; Benjamin Northey
7:22
1.13
III. Minuet
Frederick Septimus Kelly; Douglas Mackie; Marshall McGuire; Geoff Lierse; Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra; Benjamin Northey
1:43
1.14
IV. Air and Variations
Frederick Septimus Kelly; Douglas Mackie; Marshall McGuire; Geoff Lierse; Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra; Benjamin Northey
5:16
1.15
V. Jig
Frederick Septimus Kelly; Douglas Mackie; Marshall McGuire; Geoff Lierse; Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra; Benjamin Northey
2:44
1.16
Songs of Love and Loss - Arr. I. It Is Not Dawn Till You Awake
Frederick Septimus Kelly; Christopher Latham; Andrew Goodwin; Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra; Benjamin Northey
4:05
1.17
Songs of Love and Loss - Arr. II. Shall I Compare Thee to a Summer's Day
Frederick Septimus Kelly; Christopher Latham; Christina Wilson; Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra; Benjamin Northey
3:15
1.18
Songs of Love and Loss - Arr. III. Music, When Soft Voices Die
Frederick Septimus Kelly; Christopher Latham; Andrew Goodwin; Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra; Benjamin Northey
2:01
Songs of Love and Loss  
1.19
IV. Aghadoe
Frederick Septimus Kelly; Christina Wilson; Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra; Benjamin Northey
5:13
1.20
Songs of Love and Loss - Arr. V. Crossing the Bar
Frederick Septimus Kelly; Christopher Latham; Christina Wilson; Andrew Goodwin; Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra; Benjamin Northey
2:36
Frederick Septimus Kelly was one of Australia's great cultural losses of World War One: a composer the equal of Vaughan Williams, who survived Gallipoli but was cut down in the final days of the Battle of the Somme. His music – crafted entirely in his head, and only committed to paper once perfected – displays touching lyricism and profound invention. Even during the war, he never stopped writing music: on troop ships during long ocean crossings, in training camps, in the trenches of Gallipoli, in a military hospital recovering from war wounds, in a bombed-out cellar barely 300 metres from enemy lines in France. This album presents his complete catalogue of orchestral works, many recorded here for the first time.
48 kHz / 24-bit PCM – ABC Classic Studio Masters

Track 1 – 44.1 kHz / 24-bit PCM, mastered in 48 kHz / 24-bit
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-4.92
-14.09 to -0.23
-27.05
-33.59 to -22.34
-23.58
-30.60 to -18.30
13
11 to 15
1
Elegy – In Memoriam Rupert Brooke
0.00-22.55-18.313
2
I. Allegro con brio
-0.42-22.34-18.513
3
II. Waltz
-0.30-25.20-22.015
4
III. Intermezzo
-6.78-30.79-28.015
5
IV. Introduction and Fugue
-0.23-23.48-19.214
6
Scherzo
-3.77-28.51-24.615
7
The Somme Lament
-7.13-27.82-25.212
8
A Coin For The Ferryman (Monograph No. 16)
-7.74-27.08-23.611
9
1. A Christmas Prelude
-14.09-33.59-30.611
10
2. Prelude
-1.54-26.30-22.715
11
I. Prelude
-7.73-27.71-24.313
12
II. Idyl
-2.80-26.39-22.914
13
III. Minuet
-3.21-23.95-19.612
14
IV. Air and Variations
-2.70-26.57-22.615
15
V. Jig
-5.91-28.57-25.614
16
Songs of Love and Loss - Arr. I. It Is Not Dawn Till You Awake
-7.16-30.35-27.014
17
Songs of Love and Loss - Arr. II. Shall I Compare Thee to a Summer's Day
-5.46-26.78-23.512
18
Songs of Love and Loss - Arr. III. Music, When Soft Voices Die
-10.87-29.52-26.811
19
IV. Aghadoe
-3.16-27.01-22.814
20
Songs of Love and Loss - Arr. V. Crossing the Bar
-2.43-26.58-23.713

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