Label: Lawo Classics
Format: CD
Barcode: 7090020182735
Catalog number: LWC 1251
Releasedate: 18-11-22
Format: CD
Barcode: 7090020182735
Releasedate: 18-11-22
Norwegian trumpet player Tine Thing Helseth is back with a new release on LAWO Classics, this time accompanied by Ensemble Allegria! The CD includes works for Trumpet and String Orchestra by composers Eric Ewazen, Rolf Wallin, James MacMillan, Alexander Arutiunian, Francis Poulenc, Edvard Grieg, and Erik Satie, some with arrangements by Jarle Storløkken.
MELODIC FRIENDSHIP
Tine Thing Helseth is back with a new release – “Seraph” – this time together with Ensemble Allegria. Helseth and Allegria have had a close association for many years and have appeared together at the Bergen International Festival, the Northern Lights Festival in Tromsø, the Oslo Chamber Music Festival, and on the main stage at the Norwegian National Opera.
This release features some familiar as well as lesser known works for trumpet and string orchestra by composers from Norway and abroad, with the first four written for this instrumentation, while the last three were arranged by Jarle Storløkken.
In Tine’s own words:
“Seraph” is an album I have wanted to record for a long time, both because of the repertoire and the ensemble I’m playing with. I studied together with these musicians and many are good friends I’ve known for a long time. This makes it all the more rewarding, fun and inspiring to play together!
It is important to record new music, and on this album I play two trumpet concertos written by composers I’ve work with myself. The title track “Seraph” by James MacMillan is a wonderful blend of splendid melodies and suggestive and aggressive sections. The concerto for trumpet and strings by the American composer Eric Ewazen is a work that captures the “American sound”, and it both enchants and captivates the listener each time I perform it. The recording also features some of my favourite smaller pieces by Rolf Wallin, Alexander Arutiunian, Francis Poulenc, Edvard Grieg and Erik Satie.
Since the beginning of her career, Tine Thing Helseth has been challenging the boundaries of genre with an intensely creative, open-minded philosophy and has championed the trumpet repertoire, meriting the highest critical praise for her soulful, lyrical sound and collaborative approach to music-making. She has been the recipient of numerous awards.
Tine Thing Helseth is back with a new release – “Seraph” – this time together with Ensemble Allegria. Helseth and Allegria have had a close association for many years and have appeared together at the Bergen International Festival, the Northern Lights Festival in Tromsø, the Oslo Chamber Music Festival, and on the main stage at the Norwegian National Opera.
This release features some familiar as well as lesser known works for trumpet and string orchestra by composers from Norway and abroad, with the first four written for this instrumentation, while the last three were arranged by Jarle Storløkken.
In Tine’s own words:
“Seraph” is an album I have wanted to record for a long time, both because of the repertoire and the ensemble I’m playing with. I studied together with these musicians and many are good friends I’ve known for a long time. This makes it all the more rewarding, fun and inspiring to play together!
It is important to record new music, and on this album I play two trumpet concertos written by composers I’ve work with myself. The title track “Seraph” by James MacMillan is a wonderful blend of splendid melodies and suggestive and aggressive sections. The concerto for trumpet and strings by the American composer Eric Ewazen is a work that captures the “American sound”, and it both enchants and captivates the listener each time I perform it. The recording also features some of my favourite smaller pieces by Rolf Wallin, Alexander Arutiunian, Francis Poulenc, Edvard Grieg and Erik Satie.
Since the beginning of her career, Tine Thing Helseth has been challenging the boundaries of genre with an intensely creative, open-minded philosophy and has championed the trumpet repertoire, meriting the highest critical praise for her soulful, lyrical sound and collaborative approach to music-making. She has been the recipient of numerous awards.
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1Concerto for Trumpet and Strings (1990)I. Allegro moderato04:44
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2Concerto for Trumpet and Strings (1990)II. Scherzo04:55
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3Concerto for Trumpet and Strings (1990)III. Elegia04:32
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4Concerto for Trumpet and Strings (1990)IV. Allegro agitato04:06
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5Elegi (2009)03:21
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6Seraph (2010)I.04:14
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7Seraph (2010)II. Adagio05:07
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8Seraph (2010)III. Marcato e ritmico05:30
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9Elegy (2000)04:25
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10Les chemins de l'amour, FP. 106-Ia03:12
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11Cow Call, Op. 63 No. 202:12
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12Je te veux03:28