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Breaking the Silence : chamber music of George Palmer.
- Published by Navona Records — 8 January, 2021 [NV6326] — 1 CD
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Sales Availability: This item may be available to purchase from the Australian Music Centre.
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This item may be available to purchase from the Australian Music Centre.
Please contact our Sales Department to confirm pricing and availability.
Featured Australian works
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Breaking the Silence (2015) Concerto for violoncello and chamber orchestra Recorded/performed at: Trackdown Studios, Sydney, on 18 Sep 15. Broadcast in Nagoya Japan, 6 November 2015 |
George Palmer | Catherine Hewgill, Verbrugghen Ensemble, John Lynch | 23 mins, 24 sec. |
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Ithaca (2016) Quartet for Clarinet and Strings Recorded/performed at: Studios 301, Sydney, on 23 Nov 16. |
George Palmer | Francesco Celata, Andrew Haveron, Sandro Costantino, Tim Nankervis | 10 mins, 11 sec. |
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Not going quietly (2007) for quintet Recorded/performed at: Paddington Uniting Church, Sydney NSW, on 16 Sep 07. |
George Palmer | Katie Chilmaid , Emma Long, Jacqueline Cronin, Rowena Crouch, David Campbell | 15 mins, 10 sec. |
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Time Out (2020) for oboe and piano Recorded/performed at: Electric Avenue, Sydney, NSW, on 6 Jul 20. |
George Palmer | Shefali Pryor, Jeanell Carrigan | 11 mins, 17 sec. |
Product details
Navona Records proudly presents Breaking the Silence from legendary Australian composer George Palmer. The works featured on this new album draw inspiration from centuries-old poetry as well as the composer's own life experience; Breaking the Silence unpacks a 17th-century pastoral haiku depicting a lone frog's leap into a still pond, while Not Going Quietly is a touching tribute to a concert pianist whose life was cut short by a brain tumor.
Palmer's versatility is on full display in this latest collection, with pieces arranged for chamber orchestra, clarinet and string quartet, and oboe and piano. A triumph of contemporary composition and modern recording, Breaking the silence is at once approachable and universally captivating.
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