℗ 2014 Chandos
Released July 1, 2014
Duration 1h 14m 12s
Record Label Chandos
Catalogue No. CHAN10822
Genre Classical (Orchestral)
 

Gregson: Dream Song - Aztec Dances - Horn Concerto - Concerto for Orchestra

Wissam Boustany, Richard Watkins, BBC Philharmonic Orchestra, Bramwell Tovey

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Dream Song  
1.1
I. Quite slow and dramatically - Agitated - A little faster, gracefully - Agitated - Dream-like - A tempo
Edward Gregson; BBC Philharmonic Orchestra; Bramwell Tovey
5:33
1.2
II. Scherzo. Not too fast, menacingly - Faster, with energy - Tempo I - Agitated
Edward Gregson; BBC Philharmonic Orchestra; Bramwell Tovey
3:34
1.3
III. Trio. Like a pastorale (‘altväterisch’) - A tempo - Agitated - A tempo - Slowly - A little faster - A tempo - A little faster, flowing
Edward Gregson; BBC Philharmonic Orchestra; Bramwell Tovey
3:39
1.4
IV. Scherzo. Faster, but still menacing - Faster, with energy - With elation! - Agitated
Edward Gregson; BBC Philharmonic Orchestra; Bramwell Tovey
1:51
1.5
V. Tempo I, reflective, dream-like - Liebeslied, always moving - Flowing - Tempo I - Slower still
Edward Gregson; BBC Philharmonic Orchestra; Bramwell Tovey
6:08
Concerto for Horn and Orchestra (2013 Orchestral version)  
1.6
I. Allegro non troppo - Poco meno mosso - Tempo I - Tempo II - Tempo I
Edward Gregson; Richard Watkins; BBC Philharmonic Orchestra; Bramwell Tovey
5:05
1.7
II. Andante cantabile - Molto tranquillo - Gradually move the tempo forward - Molto sostenuto - Tempo I
Edward Gregson; Richard Watkins; BBC Philharmonic Orchestra; Bramwell Tovey
7:26
1.8
III. Allegro brioso - Poco meno mosso - Tempo I
Edward Gregson; Richard Watkins; BBC Philharmonic Orchestra; Bramwell Tovey
4:45
Concerto for Flute and Ensemble, "Aztec Dances"  
1.9
I. Ritual / Pastorale. Dramatically, with a sense of improvisation - A tempo - Slower - Tempo I - Flowing - As the beginning
Edward Gregson; Wissam Boustany; BBC Philharmonic Orchestra; Bramwell Tovey
3:17
1.10
II. Fertility Dance. Not too fast - Faster with energy - A little steadier - L’istesso tempo (playfully) - Tempo I - With energy - Faster
Edward Gregson; Wissam Boustany; BBC Philharmonic Orchestra; Bramwell Tovey
3:29
1.11
III. Ghost Song. Senza tempo - Tempo (with an air of suspense) - Freely - A tempo - Senza tempo (quasi cadenza) - Always moving - Tempo I
Edward Gregson; Wissam Boustany; BBC Philharmonic Orchestra; Bramwell Tovey
7:45
1.12
IV. Sacrificial Dance. L’istesso tempo - A little faster - Tempo I - Tempo II - Faster - Faster still - Much slower - A tempo
Edward Gregson; Wissam Boustany; BBC Philharmonic Orchestra; Bramwell Tovey
2:58
Concerto for Orchestra  
1.13
I. Intrada. Majestically - Senza tempo (but fast) - A tempo with energy - Much slower, tranquil - Slowly - Tempo I
Edward Gregson; BBC Philharmonic Orchestra; Bramwell Tovey
6:56
1.14
II. Elegy. Slow and thoughtful - A little faster - A tempo - Steadier - Tempo I
Edward Gregson; BBC Philharmonic Orchestra; Bramwell Tovey
7:13
1.15
III. Toccata. Fast and rhythmic - Steadier - Tempo I, but a little faster - Joyfully
Edward Gregson; BBC Philharmonic Orchestra; Bramwell Tovey
4:33
Digital Booklet
Edward Gregson is one of Britain’s most versatile and prolific composers, his approachable and engaging music having gained recognition worldwide. With the BBC Philharmonic, Bramwell Tovey conducts works on this 2014 release that take inspiration from an array of musical and extra-musical sources, revealing the breadth of Gregson’s musical imagination. Dream Song was commissioned to share a concert programme with Mahler’s Symphony No. 6, the essence of Mahler pervading the whole of this work which aims to create a parallel musical world to that of the symphony. The Horn Concerto, originally written in 1971 for soloist with brass band, is heard here in a 2013 orchestral arrangement performed by leading horn player Richard Watkins. Each of the concerto’s three movements displays a different facet of the French horn’s character: serious, lyrical and playful.
96 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Chandos Studio Masters

Recording venue: MediaCity UK, Salford on 17th and 18th December 2013 Executive producer: Ralph Couzens Recording producer: Brian Pidgeon Sound engineer: Stephen Rinker Assistant engineer: Chris Hardman Editor: Jonathan Cooper A & R administrator: Sue Shortridge Front cover: ‘Modern building with skywalk in bright sunlight’ photograph © Ulrike Neumann / Getty Images Back cover: Photograph of Bramwell Tovey by Tyler Boye Publisher: Novello & Co Design and typesetting: Cassidy Rayne Creative Booklet editor: Amanda Dorr
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-2.96
-10.68 to -0.20
-28.68
-36.00 to -22.60
-23.99
-31.50 to -19.20
15
12 to 19
1
I. Quite slow and dramatically - Agitated - A little faster, gracefully - Agitated - Dream-like - A tempo
-0.83-30.32-25.517
2
II. Scherzo. Not too fast, menacingly - Faster, with energy - Tempo I - Agitated
-1.42-26.57-22.716
3
III. Trio. Like a pastorale (‘altväterisch’) - A tempo - Agitated - A tempo - Slowly - A little faster - A tempo - A little faster, flowing
-10.68-36.00-31.515
4
IV. Scherzo. Faster, but still menacing - Faster, with energy - With elation! - Agitated
-0.20-22.60-19.212
5
V. Tempo I, reflective, dream-like - Liebeslied, always moving - Flowing - Tempo I - Slower still
-1.43-31.41-26.718
6
I. Allegro non troppo - Poco meno mosso - Tempo I - Tempo II - Tempo I
-3.67-26.47-23.014
7
II. Andante cantabile - Molto tranquillo - Gradually move the tempo forward - Molto sostenuto - Tempo I
-2.79-30.10-25.615
8
III. Allegro brioso - Poco meno mosso - Tempo I
-3.05-25.95-21.813
9
I. Ritual / Pastorale. Dramatically, with a sense of improvisation - A tempo - Slower - Tempo I - Flowing - As the beginning
-3.16-29.32-23.413
10
II. Fertility Dance. Not too fast - Faster with energy - A little steadier - L’istesso tempo (playfully) - Tempo I - With energy - Faster
-3.70-29.05-24.217
11
III. Ghost Song. Senza tempo - Tempo (with an air of suspense) - Freely - A tempo - Senza tempo (quasi cadenza) - Always moving - Tempo I
-5.24-35.78-29.219
12
IV. Sacrificial Dance. L’istesso tempo - A little faster - Tempo I - Tempo II - Faster - Faster still - Much slower - A tempo
-1.89-27.85-22.517
13
I. Intrada. Majestically - Senza tempo (but fast) - A tempo with energy - Much slower, tranquil - Slowly - Tempo I
-0.84-25.25-20.115
14
II. Elegy. Slow and thoughtful - A little faster - A tempo - Steadier - Tempo I
-4.98-29.08-23.615
15
III. Toccata. Fast and rhythmic - Steadier - Tempo I, but a little faster - Joyfully
-0.50-24.40-20.816

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