℗ 2014 Dacapo Records
Released April 1, 2014
Duration 45m 56s
Record Label Dacapo
Catalogue No. 8.226578
Genre Classical (Chamber Music)
 

Rune Glerup: Dust Encapsulated

Neel Teilmann, Mathias Friis-Hansen, Trio Gáman, Athelas Sinfonietta Copenhagen, Pierre-André Valade

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1.1
Objets / Décalages
Rune Glerup; Trio Gáman
6:20
1.2
Dust Encapsulated #1 (Counting is OK)
Rune Glerup; Rune Glerup; Mathias Friis-Hansen
8:16
1.3
Dust Encapsulated #2
Rune Glerup; Athelas Sinfonietta Copenhagen; Pierre-Andre Valade
8:16
Sonata in Seven Movements  
1.4
I. Allegretto semplice e ritmico
Rune Glerup; Neel Teilmann
4:10
1.5
II. —
Rune Glerup; Neel Teilmann
1:22
1.6
III. —
Rune Glerup; Neel Teilmann
1:14
1.7
IV. —
Rune Glerup; Neel Teilmann
1:52
1.8
V. —
Rune Glerup; Neel Teilmann
0:57
1.9
VI. —
Rune Glerup; Neel Teilmann
0:59
1.10
VII. Allegretto semplice e ritmico
Rune Glerup; Neel Teilmann
2:24
1.11
Divertimento (Live)
Rune Glerup; Athelas Sinfonietta Copenhagen; Pierre-André Valade
10:06
Digital Booklet
This album contains five world premiere recordings of acoustic and electronic works by Danish composer Rune Glerup, performed by the Athelas Sinfonietta Copenhagen under Pierre-André Valade. Rather than offering a narrative flow of music, Glerup uniquely allows the listener to move around among independent three-dimensional blocks of sound with powerful energy fields between them.
44.1 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Dacapo Studio Masters

Recording sessions: objets/décalages Garnisons Kirke, Copenhagen, in December 2012 dust encapsulated #1 and Sonata Royal Danish Academy of Music, Copenhagen, on 19 March 2013 dust encapsulated #2 The orchestral rehearsal room at the Copenhagen Opera House on 25 May 2013 Recording, producer and sound engineer: Mikkel Nymand Divertimento Festival Printemps des Arts de Monte Carlo Salle Empire on 3 April 2013 (live recording) Recording, producer and sound engineer: Silvain Denis Liner notes: Trine Boje Mortensen English translation: James Manley Proofreader: Svend Ravnkilde Photo p 5: © Lars Svankjær Photo p 13: © Claude Dufêtre Photo p 22: © Sara Skytte Photo p 24: © Nikolaj Lund Graphic design: Denise Burt, Elevator Design Publisher: Edition·S
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-1.89
-5.13 to 0.00
-24.89
-31.87 to -19.53
-19.01
-24.10 to -14.70
15
13 to 21
1
Objets / Décalages
-0.21-22.27-14.714
2
Dust Encapsulated #1 (Counting is OK)
-1.53-31.87-24.121
3
Dust Encapsulated #2
0.00-21.59-16.014
4
I. Allegretto semplice e ritmico
-2.27-28.74-22.816
5
II. —
-2.66-21.65-17.513
6
III. —
-3.51-25.26-19.516
7
IV. —
-1.36-22.34-17.413
8
V. —
-5.13-28.08-21.415
9
VI. —
-2.20-19.53-16.113
10
VII. Allegretto semplice e ritmico
-1.95-23.01-17.613
11
Divertimento (Live)
0.00-29.46-22.020

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