Xiaogang Ye - Winter: Orchestral Works
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Label: BIS
Cat No: BIS2113
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Release Date: 30th July 2021
Contents
Works
December Chrysanthemum, op.52bStarry Sky, op.56
The Brilliance of Western Liang, op.16
The Song of Sorrow and Gratification, op.67
Winter, op.28
Artists
Shenyang (bass-baritone)Sharon Bezaly (flute)
Wei Lu (violin)
Noriko Ogawa (piano)
Royal Scottish National Orchestra Chorus
Royal Scottish National Orchestra
Conductors
Gilbert VargaJose Serebrier
Works
December Chrysanthemum, op.52bStarry Sky, op.56
The Brilliance of Western Liang, op.16
The Song of Sorrow and Gratification, op.67
Winter, op.28
Artists
Shenyang (bass-baritone)Sharon Bezaly (flute)
Wei Lu (violin)
Noriko Ogawa (piano)
Royal Scottish National Orchestra Chorus
Royal Scottish National Orchestra
Conductors
Gilbert VargaJose Serebrier
About
A wintry theme returns in December Chrysanthemum (2006), composed in memory of Ye’s daughter Nini, who passed away as an infant. Two years later, Ye was given the prestigious task of writing a work for the opening ceremony of the Beijing Summer Olympics. His Starry Sky for piano, chorus and orchestra, was performed for a worldwide audience with Lang Lang at the piano. The most recent work on the disc is The Song of Sorrow and Gratification (2012), a cycle of four orchestral songs dedicated to the bass-baritone Shenyang who also performs them here.
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