℗ 2014 Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
Released 2014
Duration 1h 04m 37s
Record Label Universal Music Group
Genre Classical
 

Bryce Dessner: St. Carolyn By The Sea – Jonny Greenwood: Suite From "There Will Be Blood"

Copenhagen Phil, André de Ridder

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1.1
St. Carolyn By The Sea
Bryce Dessner; Bryce Dessner; Aaron Dessner; Copenhagen Phil; André de Ridder
13:05
1.2
Lachrimae
Bryce Dessner; Copenhagen Phil; André de Ridder
13:24
1.3
Raphael
Bryce Dessner; Bryce Dessner; Copenhagen Phil; André de Ridder
17:10
Suite From "There Will Be Blood"  
1.4
1. Open Spaces
Jonny Greenwood; Copenhagen Phil; André de Ridder
4:09
1.5
2. Future Markets
Jonny Greenwood; Copenhagen Phil; André de Ridder
3:00
1.6
3. HW / Hope Of New Fields
Jonny Greenwood; Copenhagen Phil; André de Ridder
3:12
1.7
4. Henry Plainview
Jonny Greenwood; Copenhagen Phil; André de Ridder
4:53
1.8
5. Proven Lands
Jonny Greenwood; Copenhagen Phil; André de Ridder
2:02
1.9
6. Oil
Jonny Greenwood; Copenhagen Phil; André de Ridder
3:42
Digital Booklet
"... fresh and inquisitive. Sensitive performances by the Copenhagen Phil." - BBC Music Magazine " ... suspenseful, modern orchestral pieces -- with the odd burst of boiling atonal angst ..." - Sinfini Music "... terrific pieces of music by any stretch ... both pieces are independently stunning ... will go down as a modern classic." - PopMatters.com Rock guitarists Bryce Dessner of indie band the National and Jonny Greenwood of Radiohead are both active in the world of classical music and they share time on this 2014 release. Following his acclaimed compositional release Aheym, Dessner's contribution here is St. Carolyn by the Sea featuring debut recordings of three of Dessner’s compositions: the title work, Lachrimae and Raphael, all performed by the Copenhagen Philharmonic under conductor André de Ridder. Greenwood's suite features a variety of string-heavy pieces from the Oscar-winning film There Will Be Blood, including Open Spaces, Future Markets and Oil. The pairing of these two rock-musicians-turned-classical-composers was an artistic choice by de Ridder, who frequently programs their music together during live concerts.
96 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Universal Music Group Studio Masters

Executive Producer: Christian Badzura Project Coordinator: Burkhard Bartsch Recorded by TimbreMusic Recording Producer and Sound Engineer: Preben Iwan Engineering: Mikkel Nymand Editing, Mix and Mastering: Preben Iwan Recorded in the DXD audio format (Digital eXtreme Definition) 352.8 kHz / 32-bit. Main microphone array: 5 x DPA 4006TL. Pre-amps/converters: DAD AX24 and Pyramix DAW system with Tango controller. Monitored on B&W 802 Diamond speakers.
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-4.10
-9.08 to 0.00
-25.94
-31.06 to -19.62
-21.97
-27.20 to -15.50
13
11 to 16
1
St. Carolyn By The Sea
0.00-19.62-15.511
2
Lachrimae
-2.52-29.20-24.616
3
Raphael
-0.11-20.68-16.112
4
1. Open Spaces
-5.93-25.16-21.612
5
2. Future Markets
-1.99-25.64-21.114
6
3. HW / Hope Of New Fields
-9.08-29.79-25.712
7
4. Henry Plainview
-7.14-28.44-24.113
8
5. Proven Lands
-1.43-23.84-21.816
9
6. Oil
-8.69-31.06-27.213

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