by Ludwig Van Beethoven
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~ Thomas Adès
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~ Donald Gramm
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~ Hilary Summers
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DVD ~ Michael Wood
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"Silent Cities", inspired by a visit to the graveyards on the Somme and named after Kipling's description of that same place, is a far more sombre affair. In complete contrast, "Four-Horned Fandango" which follows on is a riotous tour de force for four horns and orchestra. Despite its title, it's not an overtly Spanish piece; rather it contains more subtle references such as the occasional castanet flutter and percussive strings.
The disc is rounded off with "Fractured Lines", Turnage's double percussion concerto which features Evelyn Glennie and Peter Erskine; two better soloists would be impossible to find. Based on a tune written by Erskine himself, the concerto is an energetic, nay unstoppable work. --Rebecca Agnew
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