Label: Lawo Classics
Format: CD
Barcode: 7090020182384
Catalog number: LWC 1216
Releasedate: 28-05-21
Format: CD
Barcode: 7090020182384
Catalog number: LWC 1216
Releasedate: 28-05-21
- Norwegian trumpeter Tine Thing Helseth
- Norwegian Organist Kåre Nordstoga
- Various classical composers from Baroque to 20th century
- Norwegian Organist Kåre Nordstoga
- Various classical composers from Baroque to 20th century
Norwegian trumpeter Tine Thing Helseth releases her new album Magical Memories on Friday 28 May on LAWO Classics.
The recording is deeply personal; made up of Helseth’s favourite pieces which explore the full sound, range, and moods of the instrument. It includes music she remembers hearing during her childhood such as Lindberg’s Gammal Fäbodpsalm från Dalarna and Purcell’s Trumpet Tune in C major as well as modern songs for special occasions such as Sjöberg’s Den första gång jag såg dig - a Swedish love song translated as The First Time I Saw You. Composers include Marcello, Telemann, Grieg, Moraeus, Lindberg, Sommerro and many more.
Tine Thing Helseth says: “This is a very personal album to me. Whilst I was growing up my mother also played the trumpet, and many of these pieces are works that I listened to laying on the floor next to the organ whilst she was at rehearsals. She took me from when I was 6 weeks old! Other tracks are just lovely melodies and songs that people often use on special occasions: happy or sad. So, the album is filled with my musical memories and my hope is that it will bring musical memories to the listeners as well.”
Helseth and organist Kåre Nordstoga recorded the album in Oslo Cathedral, during Norway’s lockdown in late August/early September 2020 and worked from late in the evening into the early hours of the morning to carefully capture the perfect sound, undisturbed by even the already minimized noise of the outside world.
This physical sanctuary reflects the haven Helseth creates for her audience and throughout the album, the listener is transported into a world of vivid colours and emotions. For Helseth, it is a place where she can express herself in the most personal and genuine way. She and Nordstoga improvise on three of the tracks – the Sjöberg and two wedding marches – joining them together with listeners to experience the magic of music.
In the lead up to the release, there will be three digital singles. The first one, Prelude from Charpentier's Te Deum is already out. The other two are: Sigurjónsson, arr: Jarle Storløkken’s Sofðu unga ástin mín (26 March); and Purcell’s Trumpet Tune (23 April).
http://www.tinethinghelseth.com/
The recording is deeply personal; made up of Helseth’s favourite pieces which explore the full sound, range, and moods of the instrument. It includes music she remembers hearing during her childhood such as Lindberg’s Gammal Fäbodpsalm från Dalarna and Purcell’s Trumpet Tune in C major as well as modern songs for special occasions such as Sjöberg’s Den första gång jag såg dig - a Swedish love song translated as The First Time I Saw You. Composers include Marcello, Telemann, Grieg, Moraeus, Lindberg, Sommerro and many more.
Tine Thing Helseth says: “This is a very personal album to me. Whilst I was growing up my mother also played the trumpet, and many of these pieces are works that I listened to laying on the floor next to the organ whilst she was at rehearsals. She took me from when I was 6 weeks old! Other tracks are just lovely melodies and songs that people often use on special occasions: happy or sad. So, the album is filled with my musical memories and my hope is that it will bring musical memories to the listeners as well.”
Helseth and organist Kåre Nordstoga recorded the album in Oslo Cathedral, during Norway’s lockdown in late August/early September 2020 and worked from late in the evening into the early hours of the morning to carefully capture the perfect sound, undisturbed by even the already minimized noise of the outside world.
This physical sanctuary reflects the haven Helseth creates for her audience and throughout the album, the listener is transported into a world of vivid colours and emotions. For Helseth, it is a place where she can express herself in the most personal and genuine way. She and Nordstoga improvise on three of the tracks – the Sjöberg and two wedding marches – joining them together with listeners to experience the magic of music.
In the lead up to the release, there will be three digital singles. The first one, Prelude from Charpentier's Te Deum is already out. The other two are: Sigurjónsson, arr: Jarle Storløkken’s Sofðu unga ástin mín (26 March); and Purcell’s Trumpet Tune (23 April).
http://www.tinethinghelseth.com/
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1Prelude from 'Te Deum', H.14601:21
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2Bridal March from Østerdalen03:59
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3Adagio from ‘Concerto in C minor’, S.Z79904:01
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4Men går jag över ängarna03:33
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5Sofðu unga ástin mín03:11
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6Ved Rondane, Op. 33 No. 902:24
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7'Heldenmusik', TWV 50:31-42I. Die Würde – La Majesté02:24
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8'Heldenmusik', TWV 50:31-42II. Die Anmut – La Grâce02:52
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9'Heldenmusik', TWV 50:31-42III. Die Tapferkeit – La Vaillance01:24
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10Bridal March from Sørfold03:46
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11Shenandoah04:04
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12Rondeau from ‘Fanfares et Simphonies’01:35
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13Gammal fäbodpsalm från Dalarna04:05
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14Auf Flügeln des Gesanges, Op. 34 No. 201:52
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15Elegy for Trumpet and Organ, Op. 2703:20
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16Den första gång jag såg dig02:42
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17Våren, Op. 33 No. 204:43
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18Suite in D majorI. Prelude, The Duke of Gloster’s March01:25
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19Suite in D majorII. Minuet00:46
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20Suite in D majorIII. Sybelle01:06
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21Suite in D majorIV. Rondeau, The Prince of Denmark’s March (“Trumpet Voluntary”)01:23
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22Koppången03:32
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23Vårsøg03:34
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24Solveig's Lullaby from ‘Peer Gynt’, Op. 23 No. 203:22
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25Trumpet Tune in C major, ZT 67801:15